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Sheriff’s Office Issues Statement on Ongoing Miranda’s Rescue Investigation

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Source: North Coast Journal

Humboldt County Sheriff William Honsal released an update today on the months-long investigation into allegations Miranda’s Rescue took money from individuals, shelters and rescue organizations to provide care for animals that were instead put down. In the statement, Honsal emphasized that he understood there was public frustration but noted it was “an extremely complex case” and his office was “continuing to determine the full scope.” “Our discretion is intentional. Our responsibility is to seek justice based on the evidence, not to try a case in the court of public opinion,” Honsal said.

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