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Testimony concludes in equine civil case | News, Sports, Jobs

fbusch@nujournal.com BROWN COUNTY Testimony concluded Wednesday in a Brown County District Court civil case involving the owner of a rural Sleepy Eye farm where the owner voluntarily surrendered seven horses, three donkeys and a pony to the Minnesota Hooved Animal Rescue Foundation in Zimmerman on Nov. 23. Mankato defense attorney James J. Kuettner wanted to submit an oral argument at Wednesday’s evidentiary hearing, but Deputy Brown County Attorney Andrea Lieser requested a briefing schedule and didn’t want to start winding up the case just yet. “Your Honor, we have 10 body cam videos and arguments to be made. There are extensive legal arguments and a plethora of facts to be flushed out,” Lieser said.

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Authorities search for Sleepy Eye woman

Authorities search for Sleepy Eye woman | News, Sports, Jobs

fbusch@nujournal.com BROWN COUNTY Law enforcement is searching for a 48-year-old Sleepy Eye woman facing a felony domestic abuse charge for violating two previous, qualified domestic violence related offense convictions in the past 10 years. The charge was filed in Brown County District Court Dec. 23 against Debra J. Bloemke, 204 Elm St. N.E., Sleepy Eye. According to court documents, Sleepy Eye Police Chief Matt Andres received a phone call at 9 a.m. Dec. 22 from a woman regarding Bloemke contacting her even though there is still an Order For Protection (OFP) in place. The woman told Andres she lived in another state now and Bloemke has made several recent attempts to contact her, including sending her a video of a park with Christmas lights on the trees and text messages.

Hearings continue in SE horse confiscation case | News, Sports, Jobs

fbusch@nujournal.com BROWN COUNTY  A civil case hearing involving the owner of a rural Sleepy Eye farm where seven horses and three donkeys were seized Nov. 23 continued on Tuesday using remote technology in Brown County District Court. The Brown County Sheriff’s Office seized the animals from Sapphire Equestrian Farms, 26731 315th Avenue, just east of Evan. The farm is owned by Candi Lemarr. According to a notice of seizure Minnesota Animal Law Chapter 343, Prevention of Cruelty to Animals filed in Brown County District Court Dec. 1, the animals were seized because they were malnourished, undernourished and lacking adequate feed. The animals are being held at the Minnesota Hooved Animal Reserve in Zimmerman. Lemarr is contesting the seizure.