Horse Rescuer Sues Suffolk Co. SPCA over Rights Violations
Pat Raia
May 7, 2012
The complaint alleges the Suffolk Co. SPCA illegally exercised police power and violated civil rights.
The complaint alleges the Suffolk Co. SPCA illegally exercised police power and violated civil rights.
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