Carroll livestock farmers served with temporary restraining order

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A U.S. District Court judged slapped two Carroll County men with a temporary restraining order Friday to prevent them from selling slaughtered animals on their New Windsor livestock farm.

A grand jury indicted Carroll Schisler Sr., 60, and Carroll Schisler Jr., 34, on counts of animal cruelty, selling unsanitary meat and operating a slaughterhouse without a license earlier this month.

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