“Mr. Gebran is being held accountable and I just ask everybody to let the judicial system and the sheriff take care of that and just trust the judge and the government to make sure that the justice is served in this case. Justice has been served,” Wadams said.
Idaho Humane Society veterinary expert witness Dr. Hillary Hooberman also spoke with Idaho News 6.
“We’re just happy to work alongside the prosecutor’s office to help ensure that those who mistreat animals are brought to justice,” Dr. Hooberman said.
A spokesperson for the Garden City Community Cat Project said the group believes animal cruelty cases should carry tougher penalties. The group had hoped Gebran’s charges would be upgraded to felonies and said it was disappointed with the sentence. Read more…