A man in his 60s who poured thinner on his Jindo dog and burned his body has been investigated by the prosecution.
Yesterday (19th), the Goesan Police Station in North Chungcheong Province announced that it had sent a 60-year-old man without detention on charges of violating the Animal Protection Act.
A is accused of abusing a 2-year-old Jindo dog that was born at a pension in Cheongcheon-myeon, Goesan-gun, operated by him on July 31st.
The Jindo dog, who survived the evolution of the pension guests who heard the Jindo dog's scream, suffered major injuries such as third-degree burns all over his body and loss of an ear.
The police started an investigation after receiving a report from a guest of a pension that "a live dog caught fire".
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During the police investigation, Mr. A denied the allegations, claiming that "the fire was just transferred to the Jindo dog while incinerating the garbage."
In addition, as a result of treating the abused Jindo dog, it was found that "it was presumed that he was burned or flammable substances were attached to his body in a state of force majeure from which he could not escape."
The National Forensic Service also revealed findings that flammable substances were detected at the scene and in the dog's skin tissue, and the police judged that Mr.
(Picture=Instagram from the Korea Organic Animal Welfare Association)