Date of the event:Monday, June 23, 2008
State/Province:Fond du Lac
Rates:Crime
Sale:Condemned
Case images:12 available files
Defendant: Allan C. Roach
Case updates: 2 update (s) available
The humane society of Fond du Lac is asking for help, at night after 165 cats seized by the authorities of a House on East Follett Street.
Police Department fond du Lac, continued to work this morning to more cats out of the house occupied by two brothers, said Major Dennis Fortunato of Police Department fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Authorities responded to the House on Monday evening, after receiving a call from a neighbor who complain about a strong stench in the area.
"We got a call from a neighbor about a strong odor of urine out of the House," said Fortunato
Tuesday morning it was unclear why the two brothers had so many cats or that the question was a criminal law nature, while authorities to investigate. Fortunato said the police are in contact with the residents of the House, but no one has been taken into custody.
No other species of animals are supposed to be in the House.
The fond du Lac, Wisconsin Humane Society was busy Tuesday morning to the cats at the shelter and checked out, said Shelter Manager Lucy Mathers. She said that none of the cats were terrible health.
"They seem OK health. some have a small eye infections, but they are all very friendly," she said.
With the unexpected influx of cats Mathers said that the shelter to cats, cat food and volunteers to help all animals. donations of money and foster families for the cats are also needed.
Those who are interested in helping to stop by the humane society of Fond du Lac on 652 triangle Road or call the shelter at 922-8873.
A man who lived in a Fond du Lac House with 178 cats and a fridge with dead kittens will 100 animals help for hours on end.
Allan C. Roach, 57, now of Portage, which does not moot last week 10 points of failure to provide adequate sanitary facilities for an animal.
Ten points of failure to provide adequate ventilation for an animal were laid off.
Fond du Lac County Circuit Court Judge Dale Roach to English ordered a years of probation and community service on the Columbia County Humane Society. If Roach has been arrested for the mistreatment of animals, he shall have the same six months in prison, in accordance with the English sentencing decision.
On 23 June 2008 that police the House of Roach and his twin brother, Scott P. Roach, hardwood floors in the form of urine, feces stains throughout the House and back up of waste water in the basement, in accordance with the criminal complaint.
When the House Officers, Windows were open and the smell of urine which their eyes water, according to the complaint.
Scott Roach officers showed a cat that malnutrition was with her tongue sticking out of a closed mouth. the cat made moaning and gurgling sounds, according to the complaint.
The dead cats and kittens in the fridge died in the winter and had to be buried, according to the complaint.
The House on 190 e. Follett St. was later by the city of fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Allan Roach reported during his first appearance that his brother died since the 2008 incident.
A Wisconsin man is accused of 178 cats negligible and the holding of dead kittens wrapped in foil in his refrigerator.Allan C. Roach faces felony charges 20. He was earlier this week with 10 points of failure to provide adequate sanitary facilities for an animal, and 10 points of failure to provide adequate ventilation for an animal will be charged.
The case goes back to June 2008 when the cats were found in a House Roach used to share with his brother in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Prosecutors say that they delayed Roach partial loading because they are short staffed.
The criminal complaint says many of the cats were missing patches of fur or were skinny.
A phone number for the 57-year-old Roach, now of Portage, could not be found Saturday.
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