Police have issued warrants for two people in connection with a break-and-enter at an unlicensed kennel in Hamilton that is currently at the centre of an animal cruelty investigation.
The Hamilton Police Service announced Tuesday it had obtained the warrants for two individuals stemming from an alleged break-and-enter at a Parkside Drive home on June 19.The incident came in the wake of a series of animal cruelty allegations publicly levied against an unlicensed kennel service called 'Kippen Cares’ and its owner, Jessica Kippen. Days earlier, two owners had claimed their dogs had died in the kennel's care.
After the allegations of animal cruelty surfaced, protesters set up across the street from Kippen Cares, hanging signs on a tree in the front yard calling the owner a “dog killer.” According to police, two individuals entered the Parkside home sometime during the afternoon of June 19 and stole the occupant’s dog, Buster.
Both Trask and Running are facing a charge of possession of property obtained by crime, while Trask faces an additional charge of breaking and entering. The charges have not been tested in court. Data from Statistics Canada suggests that a vehicle is stolen every five minutes in the country. Now, police are investigating whether there's a connection between when and where a vehicle was last serviced, and the date it was stolen, they revealed to CTV National News.The suit was launched after the Office of the Veterans Ombud found the government had been improperly calculating the disability benefits and pensions of its clients starting in 2003.
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