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Tyrese Gibson Arrest Warrant Issued After Canines Kill Neighbor’s Pet
Tyrese Gibson is dealing with authorized bother over an incident involving his pets.
Atlanta police have issued an arrest warrant for the Fast and Furious star concerning an animal cruelty investigation, Fulton County Police Animal Companies Captain Nicole Dwyer instructed WSB-TV Sept. 29, after his giant canine allegedly attacked and killed a neighbor’s pet.
“It’s negligence on his half because the home-owner and animal proprietor, simply letting them roam free,” Dwyer instructed the outlet. “And now they’ve killed an harmless animal.”
The incident occurred the night of Sept. 18, authorities confirmed to a number of shops, when Gibson’s neighbor Harrison Parker discovered his Cavalier King Charles Spaniel useless in his driveway, and promptly known as 911. Parker had let his small canine out into his entrance yard—the place he had an invisible fence—instantly throughout the road from Gibson’s Buckhead property.
“I discovered my canine useless within the driveway,” Parker instructed WSB-TV of his pet, named Henry. “Not listening to him round, it’s simply terrible.”