A woman from Florida who fed vultures, crocodiles and other wild animals from home in a fenced community agreed to pay $ 53,000 in a lawsuit filed by the homeowners association.
Palm Beach County Judge Scott Kerner ordered Irma Acosta Arya to give up feeding animals permanently and pay the fine by February 14, Palm Beach Post reported.
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Neighbors and homeowners association noted that the nocturnal and daytime custom of Acosta Arya to feed the animals attracted flocks of vultures that defecated and vomited, in addition to raccoons, crocodiles and lynx. The golf course community adjoins the Grassy Waters reserve that is home to several wild animals.
“If this were the end and could be guaranteed, I would be very happy”said association president Gordon Holness after Wednesday’s hearing. “This is a woman with a compulsion. With luck, you understand the extreme penalty to which you would be subject if you incur again. After a while you become cynical. ”
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Acosta Arya did not attend the hearing, but her husband and son did. His lawyer, James Potts Sr., He told the judge that he will no longer feed the animals near your house.
The vultures they came to be fed after they prowled in place and they destroyed the pool areas, destroyed patio furniture and grills, and saturated the place with their waste.
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