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Judge declines to suppress evidence in whiskey-theft caseApril 4, 2017 Tom Kenny, LOUISVILLE, Ky. AP A Kentucky judge has denied a motion to suppress evidence that led to a distillery worker being accused of masterminding a long-running whiskey theft ring in bourbon country.The ruling by Franklin Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate in Frankfort was the latest twist in the two-year-old case. An attorney for Gilbert Toby Curtsinger, the alleged ringleader, tried to suppress evidence that included barrels of Wild Turkey bourbon found on Curtsinger property.Wingate ruled
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ODESSA, Fla. AP 鈥?A Florida woman has filed a lawsuit seeking either a paternity test on her goats or a refund 鈥?and shes not kidding.Kris Hedstrom filed the suit against her neighbor, Heather Dayner, last month seeking DNA for the goats she purchased. Hedstrom paid Dayner $900 for five Nigerian dwarf goats in December.According to the lawsuit, Hedstrom believed the goats 鈥?Bella, Gigi, Rosie, Zelda and Margoat 鈥?could be registered
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stanley cup nregistered goats.Dayner, who has been selling goats at Baxter Lane Farm for about 10 years, typically provides information to her clients so they can register their animals themselves.She said the father goat was registered, but the聽Tampa Bay Times聽reports the American Dairy Goat Association rejected Hedstroms application to register the babies because Dayner is not an active member.Proving paternity would require about 40 of the father goats hair follicles for a DNA test, so Hedstrom wrote Dayner a letter requesting the DNA in February.Dayner offered to refund the money in exchange for the goats.She said Hedstrom called police on her for three months straight and has trespassed on her farm. A Hillsborough County Sheriffs deputy visited the property at least three times in the spring.Dayner said she didnt hear anything else from Hedstrom until the lawsuit was filed. Copyright c 2024 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved
