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Nearly 70 big cats removed from Oklahoma animal park featured in the Netflix documentary Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness
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US government seizes big cats from Lowe couple who appeared on Tiger King
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According to the agency, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service had carried out three inspections of the park since December 2020.
The Lowes were cited by federal authorities for failing to provide the big cats with adequate care, nutrition and shelter. The two were recently found in contempt after months of noncompliance with court orders to provide care that meets the requirements of the Animal Welfare Act.
“This seizure should send a clear message that the Justice Department takes alleged harm to captive-bred animals protected under the Endangered Species Act very seriously,” Acting Assistant Attorney General Jean E. Williams of the Justice Department’s Environment and Natural Resources Division said in a statement.
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Flint, Michigan - The president and owner of Oil Chem Inc. was sentenced yesterday to 12 months in prison for violating the Clean Water Act stemming from illegal discharges of landfill leachate totaling more than 47 million gallons into the city of Flint sanitary sewer system over an eight and a half year period.
Robert J. Massey, 70, of Brighton, Michigan, pleaded guilty on Jan. 14, to a criminal charge of violating the Clean Water Act. According to court records, Oil Chem, located in Flint, Michigan, processed and discharged industrial wastewaters to Flint’s sewer system. The company held a Clean Water Act permit issued by the city of Flint, which allowed it to discharge certain industrial wastes within permit limitations. The city’s sanitary sewers flow to its municipal wastewater treatment plant, where treatment takes place before the wastewater is discharged to the Flint River. The treatment plant’s discharge po