Friday, December 18, 2009

Two Lowlife Dog Owners

NY Women Charger With Torturing Animals

A women named Sharon McDonough has been charged with forty two dead animals that were buried in her back yard she is now being held on bail after an initial arrest in November.

It was reported that some of the dead dogs had been tortured and had their mouths taped with duct tape. Some were even reported as being drowned.

I don’t know about you but if these charges are real, this is one sick lady.

Read the article here.


The So Called Motorcycle Drag Racer Jake Silcox Abandons His Animals

This guy Jake Silcox moved out of his house in Sullivan County, Tenn. a month ago and just left his animals to fend for themselves. What a lowlife this guy is. A neighbor said he felt bad to see the animals with no food or water and brought the animals some food, since Jake wasn’t around to feed them.

The Animal Control Officer Aaron West has even been to Jakes house and even left a notice saying: The dogs are thin, need to be seen by a vet (ASAP)” and have No food/water.

I guess he can spend all his money on his bike, but he can’t feed his pets. How low can you get to just walk away from them? And to top it off his neighbor said that one of the dogs must have killed a llama and after telling Jake he finally shows up at a later date and moves the dead animal under a metal shed.

You couldn’t even have buried the poor thing. I hope the Judge throws the book at your butt.

Read the article by Mac McLean here.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

If anyone knows the wherabouts of Jake Silcox, please contact Sullivan County Sheriff's Office, Animal Control Supervisor Phil Lane. You may contact him at 423-279-2741 or via email at plane4499@embarqmail.com. There is a FELONY arrest warrant out for Jake. We need to bring this man to justice.
Thanks,
Phil Lane

Dogman2 said...

Thanks for the post Phil, I also think that all home owners that abandon their pets should be charged too. We all know that it's just not right to walk out on your pets.

Anonymous said...

Former Sullivan County animal shelter supervisor charged with sexual contact with inmates, misconduct
By Kacie Breeding

Published April 21st, 2011 8:28 am




Phillip Howard Lane




A former Sullivan County Animal Shelter Supervisor has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual contact with female inmates under his supervison and official misconduct.

Phillip Howard Lane, 46, 1309 Ridgecrest Avenue, Kingsport, turned himself in at the jail at approximately 8 p.m. on Wednesday. He was subsequently released after posting a $20,000 bond.

A warrant was issued for Lane's arrest after a Sullivan County grand jury returned sealed indictments against him on Tuesday, charging him with three counts each of sexual contact with inmates and official misconduct.

*** DANG, Someone needs to bring this man to justice***

Anonymous said...

Animal control officers arrested for animal cruelty

Two Sullivan Co. employees charged with animal abuse (Added: March 28, 2012)
Two Sullivan County animal shelter employees have been arrested and charged with animal abuse. The incident occurred last year while the two were employed with the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office and (more)
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Credit: SCSO
Steve Ward, 51, is charged with two counts of animal cruelty.

Credit: SCSO
Aaron West, 31, is charged with two counts of animal cruelty.
By: NATE MORABITO | WJHL , JAMES SHEA | TriCities.com
Published: March 28, 2012
Updated: March 29, 2012 - 7:11 AM

BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. --
Two Sullivan County animal control officers have been charged with animal abuse.

Thirty-one-year-old Douglas Aaron West, of Bristol, Tenn., and Steven F. Ward, 51, of Kingsport, were arrested Tuesday and charged with two misdemeanor counts of cruelty to animals.

The grand jury handed down the charges March 20.

The alleged abuse took place between April 11-22 2011, according to court documents, and occurred at the county- run animal shelter, which is now operated by a private organization.

Sullivan County Assistant District Attorney Julie Canter said the investigation began in November. She would not discuss specifics about the case.

The court documents states that Ward and West “did unlawfully, intentionally and knowingly torture an animal.”

West and Ward both posted $10,000 bonds and were released from the county jail.


These guys have no right to point fingers at anyone... SHAME!!