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Case #: A21-115972-1 Call Date: 03/09/21 8:17 AM

Priority Level: 1 New Date: 03/09/21 8:17 AM
Status: COMPLETED Dispatch Date: 03/09/21 8:27 AM

Beat:
JENNIFER MOLNAR Working Date: 03/09/21 8:58 AM
Officer:
ANDREA Complete Date: 03/09/2110:00 AM
Clerk:

Complainant: P007428 Address or location of complaint:

KRISTIN GRIFFIN
1060 SE 160TH ST
1060 SE 160TH ST
SUMMERFIELD FL 34491
(352) 615-1788

Complaint: LIVESTOCK/SICK/INJUR
**CALLER TAKING CHILD TO SCHOOL, HOME BY 9** 1 SEVERELY EMACIATED HORSE THAT HAS

P173030 Animal: EQUINE

Owner:
JOSE DAVILA Total Animals: 50
15850 S HWY 475
SUMMERFIELD FL 34491
(352) 239-4323

Animal ID Tag No Type Expires Status

HISTORY
A21-115972-1 Officer: JENNIFER MOLNAR 50 EQUINE Type: LIVESTOCK
SICK/INJUR Status: COMPLETED
Call Date: 03/09/21 8:17 AM 1 MC 1 EDUC 1 RPRT Completed Date: 03/09/2110:00 AM

Memo
03/09/2021
03/09/21 08:58 JM(1)- I, ACO Molnar, along with ACO Hunyadi, arrived in the area of 1060 SE 160 St and
observed the described property and met with Kristin Griffin who was standing out at the fence line at the corner of
SE 160 St and S Highway 475. We observed a large dirt field that had been broken up into smaller paddocks. All
the paddocks contained large fresh round bales and overall the horses appeared in adequate condition. Kristin
advised that the horses always have round bales available and do have automatic waterers. She stated that the owner
of the horses is Jose Davila who used to own Equi-transfer but moved his horses. Jose is only into recipient mares and
will often get the mares for free or from kill pens. She admits that he does get the horses in pretty skinny and does
get them up to weight.

One particular mare was down and appeared to possibly be deceased as we could not see any movement. Kristin
advised that she first noticed the mare at the property around March 2 and had been messaging the property owner
every day about it. She stated that she was not able to get any movement from the horse and believes it to be
deceased. She stated the horse was not down in that area yesterday and first noticed it a few hours ago. She stated
that about once a month a horse will colic and go down and the next day the horse is gone. She feels that a horse
that came in skinny and lame should be separated and believes that is why it did not thrive. There was a second
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horse laying down but it appeared to be sun bathing as we did see the horse roll up onto its belly and was twitching a
tail and ears.

She identified the property owner as Clarissa Nieves who she speaks with through Facebook but Clarissa has not
provided her the number for the owner. Per Kristin, Jose leases the property from Clarissa.

We arrived at the house of 15850 S Highway 475 and found the gate open. We knocked on the door receiving no
response. We searched the address in Chameleon and found Clarissa Nieves linked to the address. We attempted to
contact both numbers (207-9590 and 454-7925) but received voicemails on both. We left a message on each advised
that we were trying to reach the owner regarding a down horse. We posted a door hanger advising the same.

03/09/21 08:58 JM(2)- We then received a return call from Mr. Nieves who provided us contact information for the
animal owner Jose Davila (239-4323 and 512-9230). We made contact with Jose Davila via phone who advised that
all the mares are embryo transfer mares that he often gets in from other people. He stated that he has had this mare
less than 30 days and she was foundered. They have done bloodwork and been feeding her but she did not improve.
She was found deceased this morning. He placed a call to Carlos Figueroa (454-6300) for pick-up of the mare.

We were able to make contact with Carlos Figueroa who confirmed that he was picking up the mare today. He
advised that he received a call from Jose this morning around 6:00 am and will be out around 1:30 this afternoon to
pick her up.

ACI McClure was notified about the investigation.

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