Nevada man arrested after 7 'emotional support' tigers seized from his home

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Nevada man arrested after 7 'emotional support' tigers seized from his home

A Nevada man who was arrested Wednesday after seven tigers were seized from his home said they were his "emotional support animals."

Officials conducted a raid on 71-year-old Karl Mitchell's Pahrump home Wednesday morning and arrested the man for resisting arrest. Mitchell did not have a Special Conditions Animal Permit to own the animals, which is required by Nye County, and violated other rules over the years, officials said.

Wealthy New Jersey city considers controversial ordinance that would fine or jail homeless people sleeping outside

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Summit Councilman Jamel Boyer, a Republican, introduced the ordinance Tuesday at a Summit Common Council meeting, saying its purpose is to "preserve the safe and accessible use of public property for all residents, pedestrians and businesses."

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