Animal Cruelty Charges Filed Against Two Individuals
A Month After the Rescue of Over 80 Animals from a Residence
The Colony police have announced that two individuals, Brandy Lynn Bristol and Jeremy James Bristol, both 42 years old, have been charged with animal cruelty, nearly a month after the department rescued over 80 animals from a residence in January.
The Rescue
In January, Colony police and city animal services rescued 88 animals from "concerning conditions" at a residence in the 4800 block of Alta Oaks Lane. Officials also found 22 dead animals at the residence. The rescued animals included 24 dogs, 45 cats, 12 reptiles, and seven mice.
The Arrest
The arrest comes after a search and seizure operation was executed on the residence after receiving a tip. Both Brandy and Jeremy Bristol were arrested on Tuesday and each face 12 counts of cruelty to non-livestock animals.
The Charges
Brandy and Jeremy Bristol were booked into the Denton County jail and released on Wednesday after posting a $60,000 bond, according to court records.
What You Need to Know
- Two individuals, Brandy and Jeremy Bristol, have been charged with animal cruelty.
- The arrest comes after the Colony police and city animal services rescued 88 animals from a residence in January.
- The rescued animals included 24 dogs, 45 cats, 12 reptiles, and seven mice.
- Officials also found 22 dead animals at the residence.
- Both Brandy and Jeremy Bristol face 12 counts of cruelty to non-livestock animals.
- They were booked into the Denton County jail and released on Wednesday after posting a $60,000 bond.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What happened at the residence in January?
A: Colony police and city animal services rescued 88 animals from "concerning conditions" at a residence in the 4800 block of Alta Oaks Lane. Officials also found 22 dead animals at the residence.
Q: What is the charge against Brandy and Jeremy Bristol?
A: They each face 12 counts of cruelty to non-livestock animals.
Q: What is the bond amount for Brandy and Jeremy Bristol?
A: They were released on Wednesday after posting a $60,000 bond.
Q: What is the current status of the case?
A: The case is ongoing, and the individuals are facing charges of animal cruelty.
