This morning, the Flint Township Police Department executed a search warrant at a residence in our community. Behind that front door was not a “bad smell.” It was not “a few animals in poor condition.” It was overwhelming filth. It was toxic air. It was death. Ammonia levels inside the home tested at a hazardous concentration. The air burned the eyes and lungs. Officers had to work in shifts because remaining inside for extended periods was unsafe. Now consider the animals who had no choice. 61

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