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MaarivSecurity

Holon Man Arrested for Alleged Cruel Abuse of Dog

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

A Holon resident was arrested by police on suspicion of severely abusing his dog, allegedly kicking it and lifting it by its throat. The dog has been placed under the care of the municipal veterinarian. Police stated they view animal abuse very seriously and will continue to prosecute offenders.

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  • A Holon resident was arrested for allegedly kicking and lifting his dog by its throat.
  • The dog was transferred to the care of municipal veterinarian Alon Hachmon.
  • Police documented the arrest and the dog's condition.
  • Law enforcement vowed to continue prosecuting animal abusers.

Police in Holon have arrested a local resident on suspicion of severely abusing his dog. The alleged abuse involved the man kicking the dog in the head and lifting it into the air by its throat. The incident was reported to the police, leading to the suspect's apprehension.

Following the arrest, the dog was transferred to the care of municipal veterinarian Alon Hachmon for necessary treatment and to ensure its safety and well-being. Police documented the arrest and the condition of the dog in their custody.

Law enforcement emphasized their zero-tolerance policy towards any form of violence or cruelty to animals. They stated their commitment to continuing efforts against those who harm defenseless animals, aiming to protect them and prosecute offenders.

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