Sgt. Krauel Advised He Wanted To Make A Rebuttal To Some Of Mr. Merola’s Comments. The Service Of Notice Mr. Merola Referred To In Declaring The Dog Dangerous Was When The Police Department Spoke With Dr. Lynn On June 12
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2008 and had been told Duke was being housed at a kennel in Palm Beach County. A notice could not be served to Dr. Lynn to have him come into compliance with something he was already in compliance with. The dog was not in the Town. The police department did not find out the dog was in Town until June 20th when Laura Klein reported the dog attempted to break free of Dr. Lynn to attack her and this is when the letter was sent out requesting compliance with Section 10-45. Dr. Lynn was given the entire ordinance on June 10th
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