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Brick NJ animal hoarding suspects must go back to jail

The Ocean Prosecutor’s Office said the pair showed up at the county’s animal shelter in Stafford on Thursday to demand the return of their dogs.

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Brick, NJ women who kept 180 animals in filth released from jail

Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz were released by a judge with several restrictions and requirements including not being able to interact with animals or return to their condemned home.

United statesNew jerseyNorth carolinaOcean countyNew jerseyansDan alexanderWendele danielsMichele nyczDan regenyeAimee lonczakAlexander beckerOcean county health departmentSuperior court judge wendelAssistant prosecutor alexander beckerBrick townshipLonz crazy ladies rescue

Brick, NJ women who kept 180 animals in filth released from jail

Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz were released by a judge with several restrictions and requirements including not being able to interact with animals or return to their condemned home.

United statesNew jerseyNorth carolinaOcean countyNew jerseyansDan alexanderWendele danielsMichele nyczDan regenyeAimee lonczakAlexander beckerOcean county health departmentSuperior court judge wendelAssistant prosecutor alexander beckerBrick townshipLonz crazy ladies rescue

Brick, NJ women who kept 180 animals in filth released from jail

Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz were released by a judge with several restrictions and requirements including not being able to interact with animals or return to their condemned home.

United statesNew jerseyNorth carolinaOcean countyNew jerseyansDan alexanderWendele danielsMichele nyczDan regenyeAimee lonczakAlexander beckerOcean county health departmentSuperior court judge wendelAssistant prosecutor alexander beckerBrick townshipLonz crazy ladies rescue

Brick, NJ women who kept 180 animals in filth released from jail

Aimee Lonczak and Michele Nycz were released by a judge with several restrictions and requirements including not being able to interact with animals or return to their condemned home.

United statesNew jerseyNorth carolinaOcean countyNew jerseyansDan alexanderWendele danielsMichele nyczDan regenyeAimee lonczakAlexander beckerOcean county health departmentSuperior court judge wendelAssistant prosecutor alexander beckerBrick townshipLonz crazy ladies rescue

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