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Sarah_Jayne · 03-29-2007, 04:47 AM

Charges dropped In goat spray-painting case

Charges have been dropped against a US man who broke into a barn and spray-painted orange the genitals of three goats.

Drew Gagnon, 37, of Mahopac, New York state, also left pornographic magazines inside the barn during his 2am visit.

He was arrested last November and charged with animal cruelty and burglary, reports the Journal News.

But the goats' owner, Bryce Fiero, has now agreed to drop the charges in exchange for Gagnon and Douglas Bisio, 34, making a donation to the Putnam Humane Society.

Bisio allegedly drove Gagnon to the barn.

Gagnon and Bisio agreed to donate the equivalent of £1,000 to the humane society and to stay off Fiero family property.

"My family and I just want to put this ordeal behind us and we believe that a donation to the Humane Society would be helpful," Fiero said outside Carmel Justice Court.

"You try to forgive and forget. We may not forget this, but we will try to forgive."

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2263318.html

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Sarah_Jayne Now with more Jayne Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 40,077	Charges dropped In goat spray-painting case Charges dropped In goat spray-painting case Charges have been dropped against a US man who broke into a barn and spray-painted orange the genitals of three goats. Drew Gagnon, 37, of Mahopac, New York state, also left pornographic magazines inside the barn during his 2am visit. He was arrested last November and charged with animal cruelty and burglary, reports the Journal News. But the goats' owner, Bryce Fiero, has now agreed to drop the charges in exchange for Gagnon and Douglas Bisio, 34, making a donation to the Putnam Humane Society. Bisio allegedly drove Gagnon to the barn. Gagnon and Bisio agreed to donate the equivalent of £1,000 to the humane society and to stay off Fiero family property. "My family and I just want to put this ordeal behind us and we believe that a donation to the Humane Society would be helpful," Fiero said outside Carmel Justice Court. "You try to forgive and forget. We may not forget this, but we will try to forgive." http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2263318.html