Two males have actually been detained about a deadly assault on an XL bully pet dog in Slough.
Thames Valley authorities stated the pet dog was “deliberately attacked and seriously injured” in the Berkshire community on 29September It was considered first aid yet passed away from its injuries.
A pressure agent stated both males, aged 20 and 22, were detained on Friday at an address in the community, where an amount of marijuana was additionally discovered.
The 20-year-old was detained on uncertainty of criminal damages, triggering unneeded enduring to a secured pet, property with intent to provide a regulated medicine of course B and property of an offending tool.
The 22-year-old was detained on uncertainty of criminal damages, triggering unneeded enduring to a secured pet and property with intent to provide a regulated medicine of course B.
The pressure agent stated: “Thames Valley police officers have arrested two men in connection with a fatal attack on a dog in Slough. The officers arrested the pair, aged 20 and 22, and both from Slough, at an address in the town on Friday.
“The officers also searched the address and found a quantity of cannabis. The arrests were in relation to a dog being deliberately attacked and seriously injured in Burnham Lane at around 6.05pm on 29 September.
“The dog, whose breed remains unconfirmed but is thought to be an XL bully, was taken for emergency treatment but died from its injuries.”
The agent stated both males were launched on authorities bond till January.
A 31-year-old guy from Slough was additionally detained on uncertainty of property with intent to provide a regulated medicine of course B and was additionally launched on authorities bond till January.
