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A strange story out of Hawaii:
HONOLULU -- The Hawaiian Humane Society accused an Oahu woman of running a puppy mill with dozens of dogs jammed into a roach- and feces-filled townhouse.But this week a circuit court judge dismissed all 25 counts of animal cruelty.
But the long arm of the tax law had no fear of a stinky apartment:
On Saturday, another judge sentenced Kagan to five years probation and 100 hours of community service in a tax evasion case, which was for "failure to report income" from the sale of dogs in 2001 and 2002.
I would rather be in jail than an apartment with 25 dogs, so maybe that qualifies as a harsh sentence.
The TaxDog has yet to comment on this case.
(TaxDog link courtesy of Robert Flach.)
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