TWO RIVERS, Wis. (WFRV) – A woman who was charged in February with mistreatment and abandonment of an animal leading to its death was convicted on a no-contest plea on August 18.
Circuit court records show that 25-year-old Elizabeth Rahmlow pleaded no contest on August 18 to three charges:
- Mistreatment of animals – caused death
- Intentionally abandoning an animal
- Intentionally failing to provide food for an animal
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According to the court records, Rahmlow’s address in Two Rivers was changed in May, listing her as an Arizona resident, as she appeared in court for the plea/sentencing hearing.
She pleaded no contest and was ordered to pay over $1,000 in fines; however, she also received a deferred prosecution/sentence for mistreatment of animals resulting in death. The charge will be dropped if she remains crime-free for the next three years.
