SPCA Wants Humane Officer Who Shot Kittens Fired

by Jason Nguyen
WKYC
Jun. 13, 2013

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NORTH RIDGEVILLE -- The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals wants Humane Officer Barry Accorti fired for allegedly shooting five kittens in a home's back yard on Monday.

OSPCA Executive Director Teresa Landon says Accorti should be fired and charged with five counts of animal cruelty.

Accorti retired as a sergeant with the North Ridgeville Police Department a few years ago and was hired as a part-time humane officer with the department.