He came from the streets of Brooklyn, a cool customer on four legs, the perfect bait for a sting on a fake veterinarian.
Meet Fred, undercover kitten.
He came from the streets of Brooklyn, a cool customer on four legs, the perfect bait for a sting on a fake veterinarian. Meet Fred, undercover kitten. New York authorities on Wednesday introduced the 8-month-old former stray cat that posed as a would-be patient while police investigated Steven Vassall, a college student accused of treating pets without a license. Fred shared the spotlight with Burt the Boston terrier, an alleged victim of Vassall, who was released on $2,500 bail.
February 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
He came from the streets of Brooklyn, a cool customer on four legs, the perfect bait for a sting on a fake veterinarian.
Meet Fred, undercover kitten.
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