Police claim that a woman in Michigan was arrested after biting a state trooper while keeping dozens of malnourished and dead animals on her property.

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Police claim that a woman in Michigan was arrested after biting a state trooper while keeping dozens of malnourished and dead animals on her property.

Michigan State Police uncovered severe animal neglect at a rural property in Cornell Township, Delta County, where dozens of dead and malnourished animals were found. A 22-year-old woman, Brianna Makosky, was arrested after biting a trooper on the wrist during the investigation.

Incident Timeline

Troopers received a neglect report on February 3, 2026, and executed a search warrant on February 4 at a property on County Road 426. They discovered deceased cats, rabbits, pigs, and goats, plus live animals in poor condition.

Animals Seized

Authorities removed 14 cats, 12 rabbits, and one sheep, with help from the Delta Animal Shelter. The animals were malnourished and unhealthy.

Arrest Details

Makosky resisted officers, bit one trooper, and tried to bite another before her arrest. She faces three felony charges for resisting, obstructing, and assaulting police.

Arraigned on February 5 in 94th District Court with a $4,000 bond, her next court date is February 19. The animal neglect probe continues, pending prosecutor review.

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