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A Wyoming man faces animal cruelty charges after bringing a muzzled wolf into a bar in 2024, with trial set for March.
Cody Roberts’ felony animal cruelty trial is set to proceed in March after a Sweetwater County judge rejected his defense’s bid to dismiss charges.
The case stems from February 2024, when Roberts brought a muzzled, collared wolf into a Daniel bar, where it was filmed motionless for hours.
Though Wyoming law allows killing predatory animals, the judge ruled this does not grant blanket immunity from cruelty charges, noting the statute lists only four specific actions.
Prosecutors argue Roberts caused undue suffering, citing video evidence and testimony from a wildlife biologist who said the wolf showed signs of distress.
Roberts, who pleaded not guilty, faces up to two years in prison if convicted.
Jury selection is scheduled for February 12.
Un hombre de Wyoming se enfrenta a cargos de crueldad animal después de llevar un lobo amordazado a un bar en 2024, con un juicio programado para marzo.