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New York man accused of overcrowding, keeping deer as pet
The Associated Press//October 13, 2016//
Listen to this articleSPRINGS, N.Y. – A New York man is accused of numerous housing and code violations and illegally keeping a deer as a pet in his Long Island yard.
East Hampton Town police were called last week after receiving a complaint of possible overcrowding at the Springs home.
Police say Angel Otavalo had illegally converted the basement into seven bedrooms. They charged him with failing to have a certificate of occupancy for various rooms, failing to have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and construction without a permit.
They also charged him with unlawful possession of wildlife.
Police say there were eight vehicles parked in the driveway when they arrived.
Newsday says Otavalo, who speaks only Spanish, declined to comment on the charges. He said through an interpreter that he has hired a lawyer.
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