John Arcilla, umalma sa babaeng nanlunod ng alagang aso sa toilet sa airport

- John Arcilla took to the comments section of the Instagram post of Inquirer pertaining to the woman who drowned her pet in the airport's toilet

- The woman was not allowed to board her international flight because she lacked all the requirements needed to be able to travel with a dog

- In order to be able to board the plane, the woman drowned her dog in the toilet

- John said that the news was heartbreaking to read and noted that the woman must be put in jail

John Arcilla took to the comments section of an Inquirer's IG post about the dog that was drowned by her owner at the toilet of an airport because she was denied her flight due to the dog.

He said that the woman should be jailed.

"The woman should be in jail. This is such a painful news to read."

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Gazini Ganados also commented with a crying emoji.

The woman at the airport certainly tied to ensure that she gets to board her international flight, hence, she opted to drown the dog.

CCTV footage showed that the woman was at the pre-departure area, ready to board but was turned back due to the presence of the animal.

Thereafter, she was seen getting inside the toilet, but later come out alone.

A janitor later discovered the dog, Tywinn’s lifeless body inside a trash bag in a restroom stall.

The dog’s companion vest, collar, rabies tag, travel bag, and a bone-shaped tag bearing the woman's name and phone number were also found discarded.

Prior to this, the janitor had noticed the woman cleaning up spilled dog food and water in the stall.

A necropsy confirmed that Tywinn had drowned, and authorities identified him via his implanted microchip.

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The Orlando Police Department classified the act as intentional and resulting in a "cruel and unnecessary death."

Following an investigation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed the woman had traveled from Florida to Bogotá, Colombia, before continuing to Ecuador.

She was later arrested upon her return to the U.S. and released on a $5,000 (Php 286,675) bail.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable to just about simply everyone around. Whether it is a heartbreaking or inspiring news, it can go viral.

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Meanwhile, in news back home, Sen. Imee Marcos released an official statement concerning the arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte. She is calling for a probe on the arrest and would want to establish whether due process was followed in his arrest. The senator also said that she is inviting key officials and agencies including officials from the PNP, OTS-DOTr and a lot more.

Source: KAMI.com.gh