The officers met with the two residents in their driveway, where the two officers could smell a strong odor coming from the home and they could hear dogs barking. Friday after an anonymous complaint that the residents there were running a puppy mill, which the Human Society defines as an 'inhumane high-volume' dog breeding facility that churns out 'puppies for profit, ignoring the needs of the pups and their mothers.' The residence was also condemned by the local building and code department.Ĭolorado Springs shooting: Suspect charged with 305 counts, including hate crimes, murderĪttracting Amazon: Company has garnered billions of dollars in government incentives nationwideīrick police humane law enforcement officer Scott Smith and officer Brennan Lanni responded to the home at 7:30 p.m.

More charges could be brought upon the two as the investigation continues, authorities said. Lonczak and Nycz were arrested for animal cruelty and child endangerment, Kelly said. Aimee Lonczak, 49 and Michele Nycz, 58, were living at the home along with Lonczak's 16-year old child.

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