articleThe Brief A former Monroe County animal control employee turned himself in Monday to face five additional charges of aggravated animal cruelty. The suspect remains held in the county jail following his initial arrest on felony animal cruelty counts. A former Middle Georgia animal control employee surrendered to authorities Monday after investigators uncovered five additional animal cruelty charges tied to the deaths of shelter puppies. Monroe County animal cruelty investigationWhat we know:Former Monroe County Animal Control Officer Carlos Santillan turned himself in on Monday on five additional charges of aggravated animal cruelty. Investigators said further investigation revealed five additional puppies were killed on June 18 at the Monroe County Animal Shelter in the same manner as previously reported incidents.