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Former teacher admits sufficient facts in animal cruelty case

Summary by The Berkshire Eagle
A former teacher accused of abusing his dogs is serving a year of court-ordered probation after admitting last fall that prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him, resolving the case without a finding of guilt.

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Former teacher admits sufficient facts in animal cruelty case

A former teacher accused of abusing his dogs is serving a year of court-ordered probation after admitting last fall that prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him, resolving the case without a finding of guilt.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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