Sentencing Reinforces Zero Tolerance for Animal Abuse in Davis County - Utah Policy
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Sentencing reinforces zero tolerance for animal abuse in Davis County - Utah Policy
Today’s sentencing of Memphis Lor underscores Davis County’s commitment to holding animal abusers accountable and protecting vulnerable animals from cruelty. The sentence—which includes 120 days at the Davis County Jail, $750 fine, $5,329 in restitution, and a probation period where he cannot have companion or service animals in his residence—provides a clear message that animal torture carries serious consequences and will not be tolerated. “T…
FRUIT HEIGHTS, UTAH- A man was sentenced in Davis County after pleading guilty to multiple animal abuse charges, in a case described by authorities as extreme cruelty. According to Animal Care of Davis County, the sentence against Memphis Lor includes 120 days in Davis County Prison, a fine of $750, $5,329 in restitution and probation period, during which he will not be allowed to have pets or service animals in his residence. The defendant plea…
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