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The case involving a Rockland man accused of mistreating and causing the deaths of several horses in Waldoboro has been continued, which may delay the case going to trial.
51-year-old Donald Genthner has been charged with eleven counts of animal cruelty. Genthner has pleaded not guilty.
Police arrested Genthner in January, after they say he caused the deaths of three horses and also mistreated eight others on a farm in Waldoboro.
Genthner's attorney filed the motion to continue the case, which was expected to go to trial in September.
Genthner's lawyer has also filed a motion to suppress some of the evidence saying his client was questioned by police without first being advised of his miranda rights.
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