UPDATE ~ Bulgarian prosecutor’s office starts probing into case about violent treatment of dog 08 June 2013 | 16:21 | FOCUS News Agency Home / Bulgaria Asenovgrad. The Regional Prosecutor’s Office in the southern Bulgarian town of Asenovgrad has launched a probe into a case about a man who violently tormented his dog, announced the press center of Plovdiv District Police Directorate. The prosecutor’s office want to find out whether there is evidence for a crime. The regional police station in the town of Asenovgard received a message about a dog tied to a car and being dragged behind in the village of Topolovo. The police found out that on Friday noon a 55-year-old man from the same village decided to punish his dog he was taking care of and tied the animal to the drawbar of his car and dragged it to a nearby ravine in the village and threw it there. The dog was found on Saturday alive, suffering grazes on its body. It was taken to a vet and the case was referred to the prosecutor on duty at Asenovgrad Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
Posted on: Sun, 09 Jun 2013 21:53:42 +0000
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