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BARNSTABLE — Two Mashpee women arraigned on charges of threatening the owner of a pit bull who found the animal’s severed head on her car are facing additional charges.

Just hours after Rebecca Clancy and Kelly Hayden were released on bail Thursday on charges of intimidating a witness, a Falmouth District Court magistrate issued forgery and uttering charges against them.

Clancy and Hayden, who operate a kennel in Mashpee , were arrested Wednesday after a 22-year-old woman told police they threatened her after she found her dog’s severed head in a tin on her car last week. They pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of threatening, intimidating a witness, and assault related to that episode.

Clancy and Hayden, both 24, are suspects in the beheading of the woman’s dog, according to court records. They have not been charged in the dog’s killing.

The dog owner told police that Clancy and Hayden were supposed to be watching her dogs, Nitrous and Nala, last week when Nitrous’s severed head turned up on the hood of her car.

from the Boston Globe

First of all, these are NOT the folks to leave Rover with while you go on vacation. Stay away from Notorious B.L.U.E Kennels -96 Algonquin Mashpee, MA 02649 - unless you think that beheading the canines in their care is standard operating procedure for dog breeders. Sheesh, you’d have to be wacked on nitrous to give your pets to people like that…..

Second of all, since when is "uttering" a crime? We must have been absent the day they covered that one in "Torts".