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localobserver
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Posted 3:02 pm, 03/12/2018
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Per the local newspaper: JEFFERSON �" Mickey Boyles has agreed with the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office to purchase the Ashe County K9 Unit Nyla Jean. Boyles, a former deputy and the dog’s handler under former Sheriff Terry Buchanan, expects he will have to pay the $5,000 asking price for the dog. “Ultimately I’m going to buy her. I don’t want her ending up at the animal shelter,” Boyles said. “I’m sure I’m going to have to pay the full price.” Nyla Jean, a 3-year-old dog, has been in service for the last two years before her pending sale. The dog was originally bought by the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office using money raised by community members. Ashe County Sheriff Jim Hartley is against taking the dog back, but is also against just giving the dog to Boyles, as was Boyles’ original request. “Personally I don’t care for the dog,” Hartley said. “The reason I’m against giving the dog to (Boyles) is that I feel that it is county property, and I don’t want to see the county lose money. I know that people that work with dogs get attached to them but that’s beside the point, the dog belongs to the taxpayers.” Boyles said he originally attempted to return the dog on on Feb. 19, but, according to Boyles, Hartley told him that he “didn’t want the dog” and to “hold onto her” until the county commissioners made a decision. “It boils down to, if Hartley will agree to the terms that (County Attorney John Kilby) has drawn up then I have agreed to buy her,” Boyles said. “I feel like it’s really juvenile to be argumentative over $5,000 when the county has given out raises over the last 30 days. It feels like a personal attack on me and my family.” Boyles was referring to the various increases in pay for sheriff’s office employees approved in the month of February after the appointment of Hartley. County Manager Sam Yearick said that the current discussions regarding Nyla Jean center on reimbursing Boyles for the care of the animal between when he left the sheriff’s office in February and the present date. The board of commissioners voted previously to reimburse Boyles for care of the animal during his time in the sheriff’s office on Feb. 5. “The biggest thing here is that we all agree that the sheriff doesn’t want the animal and that Mickey does, and the only question is working out the logistics and we’ll get there,” Yearick said. Should Hartley decide against selling the animal, the dog is able to be retrained to work with a new handler. Hartley said that had already been in touch with someone that can do the retraining, saying that it would cost the county "approximately $1,500" to retrain the animal. The K9 is currently in possession of Boyles at his home in Yadkin County.
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aFicIoNadoS
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Posted 2:58 pm, 03/12/2018
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Who besides Mickey the liar said the dog would end up at the animal shelter? No where has the sheriff said that.
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whybother
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Posted 2:48 pm, 03/12/2018
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Hartley had rather see the dog euthanized than give it to someone because its the tax payers money  the taxpayers have to keep it up in the shelter and then euthanize it if not adopted . but wait I bet Mr Boyles would be exempt from being able to adopt it .politics politics politics
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GoAxed
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Posted 2:32 pm, 03/12/2018
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Ashe County Sheriff Jim Hartley is against taking the dog back, but is also against just giving the dog to Boyles, as was Boyles’ original request.
“Personally I don’t care for the dog,” Hartley said. “The reason I’m against giving the dog to (Boyles) is that I feel that it is county property, and I don’t want to see the county lose money. I know that people that work with dogs get attached to them but that’s beside the point, the dog belongs to the taxpayers.”
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Joseph T.
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Posted 2:13 pm, 03/12/2018
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Where did you get that from and where is the rest of the article?
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59ford
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Posted 1:54 pm, 03/12/2018
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JEFFERSON �" Mickey Boyles has agreed with the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office to purchase the Ashe County K9 Unit Nyla Jean. Boyles, a former deputy and the dog’s handler under former Sheriff Terry Buchanan, expects he will have to pay the $5,000 asking price for the dog. “Ultimately I’m going to buy her. I don’t want her ending up at the animal shelter,” Boyles said. “I’m sure I’m going to have to pay the full price.”
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Joseph T.
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Posted 2:43 pm, 03/11/2018
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Come on Jack you don't think you are going to get an answer do you? I have already shown he is a liar twice if he does answer what's the odds on it being the truth
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jack rip her
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Posted 2:24 pm, 03/11/2018
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Come Ax answer my question, who told you that the sheriff told Mickey to take the dog home he didnt want it.?
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sassy62
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Posted 7:54 pm, 03/10/2018
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No shortage of liars in these threads.
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Joseph T.
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Posted 7:45 pm, 03/10/2018
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Nice try GoAxed but nothing you posted shows where I said I would post the sheriff response. So you prove once again that ýou are a liar
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jack rip her
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Posted 7:30 pm, 03/10/2018
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Ax its Boyles aka fat boy. And just who told you The sheriff told him to take it home with him he didnt want it.
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GoAxed
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Posted 7:26 pm, 03/10/2018
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ILikeToFish (view profile)
Posted 1:08 pm, 03/07/2018
It's a Sheriff issue, not a commissioner issue... But, what if he has taken the dog back to Yadkin County where our deputies have no jurisdiction? Then what?!?
Joseph T said
That is exactly what he did the dog is with him in Yadkin county. What needs to happen is what aFic. said a warrant for his arrest for theft of county property needs to be issued and have him arrested. If I am not mistaken the dogs value makes it a felony
Joseph T. (view profile)
Posted 3:02 pm, 03/07/2018
jack rip her (view profile)
Posted 2:49 pm, 03/07/2018
You will have to copy and paste his answer or tell us Joseph.
"There is nothing to post other than his email address I have never heard back from him"
The cost of the dog is irrelevant if your saying the dog was stolen. Larceny by employee is a felony in any amount.
However since he is no longer an employee it has become a civil issue since the Sheriff told Bowles to take the dog home and that he didn't want the dog.
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Joseph T.
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Posted 11:22 am, 03/10/2018
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Please show me were I said I would post the response from Hartley.
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GoAxed
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Posted 11:12 am, 03/10/2018
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You jo dirt said you would post the email response from Hartley on here.
You are the one pm'n mickey and emailing sands. You have all the answers. Let's see them.
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GoAxed
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Posted 11:06 am, 03/10/2018
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Yes, you got me! You figured me out! Gosh your good. That's me. (Insert two thumbs up) 👍🏻 👍🏻
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Joseph T.
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Posted 10:53 am, 03/10/2018
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You GoAxed you lied when you said that proud never posted in this thread. And now you are lying again with claims that someone would post an email or that someone said that the sheriff knows how to turn on a computer. Hey you sure sound a lot like the troll from gowilkes is that you umpire with another new name.
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GoAxed
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Posted 10:41 am, 03/10/2018
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Which liar? The one who said he would post the email in here? Or the liar who said Hartley knew how to turn on a computer? You people can't keep your lies straight
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deplorable
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Posted 12:04 am, 03/10/2018
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Lord how I wish people could read, dumb a@$ IT IS plainly stated that anyone prior to Buchanon regime could buy a dog for a $1 but after him price went up to $5ooo. ask Sands why that is where the answers are just saying follow the trail follow the meetings follow the trail goodbye Sands hello fresh and honest commissioners
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Joseph T.
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Posted 11:57 pm, 03/09/2018
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I notice the liar hasn't been back go figure.
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sassy62
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Posted 6:21 pm, 03/09/2018
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I am pretty sure you are right either way JT.
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