Second lawsuit over Ann Arbor cull

January 27, 2016

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Ryan Stanton

[Photo and exerpt from M-Live. Read the entire article here.]

The city of Ann Arbor is facing another lawsuit over its decision to hire sharpshooters to kill up to 100 deer in city parks.

The new lawsuit — the second against the city over the deer cull — was filed in Washtenaw County Circuit Court and is before Judge Timothy Connors.

Connors this week denied the initial request for a temporary restraining order seeking to halt the cull, which started earlier this month.

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