CINCINNATI (WXIX) – A Cincinnati man faces animal abuse fees after a number of Hamilton County canine wardens discovered a number of deserted dogs, luggage of bones and varied medicines at his residence.
Riki Graham, 38, was arrested on Sept. 15 and is being charged with 11 counts of prohibitions regarding companion animals and 11 counts of abandoning a canine, court docket information point out.
On Sept. 2, Hamilton County canine wardens with SPCA have been despatched out to look a home within the 1900 block of Fairmount Avenue.
According to a search warrant stock record, 11 dogs have been discovered deserted inside a shed with out meals or water and confirmed proof of “serious physical harm.”
Two lifeless dogs have been additionally positioned inside plastic luggage behind the identical shed, the doc mentioned.
In addition, a rubbish can outdoors of the shed contained a 5 gallon bucket of canine carcasses and bones, two small physique luggage of canine bones and one small physique bag with 5 canine skulls inside, the officers wrote on the stock record.
According to court docket paperwork, varied medicines and tablets have been discovered as nicely.
- Empty small container of “Force Factor Male Enhancement.”
- 38 white tablets inside a white unmarked container.
- Five yellow tablets inside a white bottle.
- 99mg potassium bottle with 4 white tablets inside.
- Cranberry juice capsules with 42 tablets.
- An empty bottle of “Sentry wormer.”
- Vitamin B12 1,000mg with 79 pink tablets.
- An empty bottle of Leptosperin.
- A milk crate of “possible paraphernalia.”
Graham has not been booked into the Hamilton County Detention Center, jail information point out, nevertheless, he’s anticipated to look in court docket Friday morning.
FOX19 NOW reached out to SPCA for touch upon the whereabouts of the dogs.
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