Two charged in alleged South Kitsap cockfighting ring

Southern KITSAP - The Washington State Gambling Committee was arrested on Saturday for allegedly being a leader in a cocktail circle near Badberry Road

According to a document submitted by the Kitsap County High Court, more than 300 cooks were discovered at Edmonds Street's house as a result of several years of research by the committee, including three cockpit checkings earlier this year. The agent also grabbed more than $ 35 thousand in cash thought to be wagers and bonuses

The gambling commission agent said that during the battle the knife and barb hook were hung on bird 's feet and gave medicine to make it aggressive. Animals raised for battle intentionally were put in a ring to fight the dead and the audience betted $ 100 to $ 2000. Normally immigration fees and handling fees for birds are charged on excellent people.

Dave Trujillo, Chairman of the Washington State Gambling Committee, said in a new version: "Cockfighting is, in most cases, a cruel bloody movement for illegal gambling." We can detain leaders and protect these birds from cruel and violent death. "

During Saturday 's attack, with the help of local police, the gambling committee agent detained 27 people at home. An official of the gambling committee stated that the animal management staff of the Kitsap Humane Society removes chickens and chicks while the cook that can not be repaired is "humanitarian euthanasia"

The agent said in a court document that he learned about cook at the address of Edmunds Street for previous investigation in Thurston County. In February 2015, the agent was told to hold a struggle there and executed a "rolling surveillance" trial document.

On March 10, March 31, April 28, the agent learned three separate cockfighting earlier this year. They stated in court documents that they collected evidence from each case. Game agent said that two men, one was the owner of the house and the other was the case of the case. A third man was arrested and imprisoned because he did not notify the police the name.

The Kitsap County Public Prosecutor condemned the 55-year-old Kenneth Castro San Nicolas and 66-year-old Joe Leon Guerrero Salas on Monday. Four of them are classified as professional gambling and animal fighting.

Officials of Kitsap County hope to reproduce this small house model in up to 12 villages. South Kitsap Secretary Charlotte Garrido, in collaboration with social service providers, nonprofit organizations, and companies under the banner of the National Welfare Organization, led this claim. Members visited a small camp in Seattle and Olympia. 11 non-profit organizations, churches and schools built a water-tight cottage and constructed 11 facilities. This county has six possible parcels in South Kitsap. But the plan encountered obstacles in July when neighbors of orchard port plot postponed the proposal.

During the past 30 years, South Kitsap voters were reluctant to take measures against school bonds. In just two years the regional voters failed to pass through the three debt bills that will fund the construction of the second high school. Recent attempts to measure the $ 172.6 million in bonds in 2017, including regional updates and security, also failed (voters passed the first proposal and replaced the expired tax ). ) District officials said the selected scenario dealt with property tax, which is a major problem for residents of South Kit Sap. According to Brandsma and Board calculations, even if the proposed business tariff rate is 1.50 dollars and the proposed capital and capital tariff rates fall, the local school tax will not increase. According to local reports, the property tax rate is a comprehensive tax rate of $ 3.24 per $ 1,000 valuation asset, which is the same amount as the 2017 voter's approval.

The $ 184.7 million bond program will be used to build a 240,000 square foot high school district in Old Clifton Road in South Kit Sap. The proposed high school plans to accommodate 1,500 students. It also has the capacity to expand and house 1,800 students, and director Karst Brandma reports to the board. If this proposal is approved by the voters, the state will donate about $ 9 million to the establishment of the high school. In the past four years, a capital tax of $ 21.7 million will be levied in the next four years. Annual collection, collected at 202,585,744 dollars in 2021, collected in 2022. The state will also invest about 3 million dollars in these projects, the district said