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April 25, 2007 News » Orange County

Orange dog panel member quits

by Jennifer Strom

A member of Orange County's committee on dog tethering has resigned in the wake of an Indy investigation questioning her residency and her ties to dog fighting. A longtime breeder of pit bulls who, according to court documents, lives in Pennsylvania, Alane…

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