Tanod na pumatay kay Killua, pormal nang kinasuhan

- The Barangay Tanod who was responsible for the violent killing and putting inside a sack of the golden retriever named Killua was formally charged in court

- This was after the Provincial Prosecution Service of Iriga City found probable cause for the Tanod to be charged in court

- Apparently, the public prosecutor did not give merit to the defense of the Tanod as to why he killed the dog

- He was charged with the violation of provisions under Republic Act No. 8485, otherwise known as the Animal Welfare Act

The Barangay Tanod responsible for the violent killing of the golden retriever named Killua and putting him inside a sack afterwards has been formally charged in court.

This was after the Iriga City Provincial Prosecution Service found probable cause for the Barangay Tanod, Anthony Solares, to be charged in a court of law.

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Apparently, the prosecutor handling the case did not give any merit to the defense of Solares saying he killed the dog because it was already aggressive and had bitten several people.

In his resolution, Iriga City Prosecutor Wilhenry M. Villar stated: “subjecting Killua to such cruelty and maltreatment will never be justified.”

Solares was charged with violation of provisions under Republic Act No. 8485, also known as the Animal Welfare Act of 1998.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh