Town of Islip calls for 'Sloth Encounters' owner to go to jail
The Town of Islip says it wants Hauppauge 'Sloth Encounters' owner in jail.
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Feb 2, 2024, 10:18 PM
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17h agoThe Town of Islip says it wants Hauppauge 'Sloth Encounters' owner in jail.
The town tells News 12 that Larry Wallach continues to violate a court order and is asking courts to intervene.
As News 12 has reported, a judge ordered the store in Hauppauge to halt pet sales in July.
This comes after Wallach was found guilty of violating previous court orders.
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