Wisc. Politicians arrested for allegedly stifling a dog dies of complications of surgery

A local politician from the countryside in Wisconsin which was arrested in connection with the death of a dog in June died of operating complications on Thursday, July 3. He was 55 years old.

Richard van Buren, chairman of the Chester Town Board of Waupun, Wis., Was arrested on June 19 and accused of abusive animals “after an incident occurred in the city of Chester that resulted in the death of a golden retriever,” said Dodge County Sheriff’s Office in an incident statement.

The reason why the van cage underwent surgery has not been revealed to the public right now. People have reached Dodge County Sheriff’s Office for a statement.

Two days before Van Buren’s arrest shared Dodge County Humane Society Photos of a golden retriever found without microchip on Hwy 49. LIDThe Fox 11 and CBS 58 Reported that the dog was the victim referred to in the Sheriff’s office post on June 19.

According to a criminal complaint quoted by WiseWPR and Fox 11, June 17, a woman found a golden retriever, possibly dehydrated and sought help from the local police department and the Humane Society.

She was addressed to the Van Buren, which was the city’s animal control manager, reported CBS 58.

When the woman brought the dog to the van cage, he was upset at its barking, said the complaint, according to Wisn.

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He then put a leash around it as a “grinder”, the authorities claimed in the complaint and pulled the dog through the window.

The dog then bites the van cage, and he lifted it it is alleged from the ground by “noose” and said, “This is what we do in this yard when dogs bite,” said the complaint.

The dog began to foam at the mouth and when the woman intervened, she was alleged by the van cage that the dog would die for bait him, according to the complaint, reported CBS 58.

Van the cage admitted alleged to the authorities that he kept the leash for too long, according to the complaint.

Before the van cage was arrested, the Humane Society of Dodge County said in a social media post that it worked with law enforcement officials.

“Our hearts are heavy – for this dog, for the friendly person who found them, and for everyone in our society who feels the pain of animals that we can’t always reach on time. Thank you for standing with us,” they said in the statement.