This case is EVERYTHING wrong with our judicial system!
By Jennifer Stoeckl, MAT - Dire Wolf Project CEO, July 24, 2024
If I think about this for too long, I will become very angry.
And I don’t become enraged easily.
Right now.
This very moment.
As you read these words.
There is a high-content female wolf dog named Briccs lingering in solitary confinement FOR NEARLY A YEAR in what appears to be a 10 x 20 foot outdoor/indoor cement kennel enclosure at the Cleveland Animal Care and Control facility in Ohio.
No human contact except for food, water, and daily cleaning.
No walks.
No training.
No treats.
No affection.
One Kuranda bed to lay on.
It’s a concrete prison cell meant for the worst dog offenders awaiting trial.
The only problem is…
No one is sure that Briccs committed the horrific crime that landed her there in the first place.
On top of that, her trial has been pushed back THREE TIMES now!
Is there an innocence project for dogs?
Because you simply won’t believe this story!
The legal immigration status of two Jamaican immigrants is being held hostage pending the trial.
The young disabled owner has been charged THREE TIMES with various “crimes” which appear to be harassment charges.
FOUR JUDGES and FOUR PUBLIC DEFENDERS have quit the case!
This poor, young, disabled black man is currently WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!
The public defender’s office has now declared they will no longer work on the case and would rather HIRE A PRIVATE ATTORNEY on the county’s dime to represent the disabled owner and his wolf dog.
His older brother, Jesse, is desperately trying to hold it together, but he fears the worst for Briccs.
This case is EVERYTHING wrong with our judicial system!
Watch the heartbreaking hour-long special interview with Jesse March on the Wolf Dog Channel on YouTube.
Jennifer Stoeckl is the co-founder of the Dire Wolf Project, founder of the DireWolf Guardians American Dirus Dog Training Program, and owner/operator of DireWolf Dogs of Vallecito. She lives in the beautiful inland northwest among the Ponderosa pine forests with her pack of American Dirus dogs.