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California woman accused of running fake animal rescue and leaving dogs to die in hot car freed without bail
A Southern California woman accused of operating a fake animal rescue and leaving dogs to die in a hot car was released without bail after a judge rejected prosecutors' request to detain her. Priscilla Martin, 33, who is homeless, pleaded not guilty to three charges.
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