A fake veterinarian collared in an undercover sting involving a kitten named Fred was sentenced to probation and mandatory psychiatric treatment. Steven Vassall learned his sentence Tuesday in a New York court after pleading guilty to scheming to defraud and to unauthorized practice of veterinary medicine. Vassall's case drew worldwide attention for the role played by Fred the tabby cat, a rescued stray.
May 24, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A fake veterinarian collared in an undercover sting involving a kitten named Fred was sentenced to probation and mandatory psychiatric treatment.
Steven Vassall, 29, learned his sentence Tuesday in New York state Supreme Court after pleading guilty to scheming to defraud and to unauthorized practice of veterinary medicine.
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