Animal cruelty suspects plead no contest

Posted: 10.05.2012 at 8:17 PM Updated: 10.06.2012 at 2:00 PM

Read more: Local, Crime, News, Legal, Animal, Cruelty, Khoury, Horses, Farm, Sagola, Plea, No Contest, Dickinson County, Iron Mountain

IRON MOUNTAIN -- Two women charged with animal cruelty pled no contest Friday in Dickinson County District Court. Joan and Kathy Khoury face four counts of misdemeanor cruelty to animals at two locations.

The case involved more than 60 animals, including 30 horses. Each count carries up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,000.

The pair will be back in court for sentencing on November 1.

Comments are the sole responsibility of the person posting them; they are not reflective of the views or opinions of Barrington Broadcasting, TV6, its directors or employees. If you believe a comment violates the Barrington Terms of Use, please flag it above.

Popular Stories

Human Trafficking: It's here in the U.P.
Kelsey Niemisto | Yesterday at 10:25 AM | 12 comments

St. Vinny's embezzler sentenced
Dustin Bonk | Yesterday at 10:30 AM | 7 comments

Man attacked by bear
Ty Czarnopis | Yesterday at 10:00 AM | 31 comments

Follow Upper Michigan's Source

Get news and weather notifications on your phone by downloading the iPhone or Android app below

submit

Check This Out!

YooperTube

Share your video and pictures with others in the U.P.

Home & Garden

Check out the Home & Garden section of Best Bets.

Used Car Central

See what used cars are being sold in your area.

Automotive

Check out the Automotive section of Best Bets.

Find it, click it, use it... your neighborhood business guide.

Latest Headlines

What would you do with $600 million?
As they say, you have got to play if you want to win but the odds of winning are 1 in 175 million
read more »
Marquette residents learn about improvements to Third Street
Residents clean downtown Escanaba
Scouts test their survival skills
Bikers raise thousands for Red Cross
Human Trafficking: It's here in the U.P.

Latest news, weather, high school sports for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula