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His common tactic is to tell someone he has a specific famous dog from Europe when in fact he has nothing to do with this animal. pictures of dogs English bulldog puppies. He will sell people a totally different animal. This guy is a real slug and gives every honest dog breeder and importer a black eye, he is so bad he even gives theives a bad name! He needs to take up a permanent residence in prison. He has taken money from a number of people for dogs he promises to deliver and then never does. pictures of dogs Dog health problems. He has stolen thousands of dollars from people but because they do not live in his town gets away with it. This guy is a bum and needs to be in prison. With a little co-operative effort from all of them together - the local District Attorney may be able to do something. pictures of dogs Dog obedience training atlanta. Chestnut cheats people all over this country. He is on probation for doing this. I suggest that you visit a web site created specifically to let people know what a crook he is. Derrick Chestnut. This is not the only person this guy has cheated. I am constantly hearing about him. It amazes me that his probation is not revoked. Maybe because he does it outside his city and no one hears. Well, with web sites like this the word is going to get out. ---------------------------The following is an article from a New Jersy newspaper concerning Chestnuts arrest on theft charges. Paterson dog breeder (Derrick Chestnut) charged in theftsWednesday, May 17, 2000By JENNIFER V. HUGHESStaff WriterA Paterson dog breeder and trainer, already on probation for theft, was indicted Tuesday for allegedly billing customers nationwide out of more than $91,000 -- promising purebred and highly trained dogs, but instead delivering commonplace canines with health problems. Derrick V. Chestnut, 34, sometimes took his customers' money -- up to $8,500 per animal -- but never delivered the dogs, said Eileen Kane, the Passaic County senior assistant prosecutor handling the case. Those allegedly scammed include an Illinois woman who gave Chestnut $3,250 for a dog that was never sent, and a California woman who paid $13,500 for two dogs -- one had severe physical disabilities when delivered, and the other never arrived. "Most of the people were dog lovers so they kept the dogs anyway," Kane said. "As one victim said, 'I just bought myself one very expensive house pet. ' The point was that they were buying them for a special purpose; they weren't buying them for house pets. "Neither Chestnut nor his attorney could be reached for comment. Chestnut Dog Command, his former Haledon business, no longer is listed in Passaic County. Chestnut, on probation for a 1997 theft, has two other arrests on theft charges. In both cases, in 1989 and 1995, he was sentenced to probation, according to court records. He also has been repeatedly named a defendant in civil lawsuits filed in Passaic County and was fined $500 in Totowa Municipal Court in 1994 for neglecting one of his dogs. Details on those civil and criminal cases could not be obtained Tuesday. Kane said that from April 1994 to July 1999 Chestnut victimized people in Totowa, Wayne, and Paterson, but also scammed people in Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, and California.
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