The Irvine animal coach and his girlfriend were arrested on Thursday night after police contacted the couple at least 10 – nine dogs believed to disappear in one day.
Kwong “Tony” Chun, 53, of Irvine, was arrested for the alleged animal abuse and destruction of evidence, according to the Irvine police department. Sit girlfriend, Tinfeg Luu, 23, Vista, was arrested for allegations of similar cases.
Before 5:30 PM on Wednesday, an animal owner reached the Irvine Coordinator to report that their dog trainer sent a dead dog to be dead and according to news release.
“One family approached us [and] You think it was kind to suspect that their healthy dog died with the trainer, “Kley Oldeerp, spokesman in Irvine.
Irvine police investigators arrested Kwong “Tony” Chun, 53, of Irvine, left, and girlfriend, Tingfeng Liu, 23, Vista, Right, allegations of animal evidence.
(Irvine Police)
The Department’s animal services unit began to investigate and immediately recognized it was not one dog. The tally got up to 10, and officials want many victims.
One dog died last week and was burned, along with the remains now and family, said Oledeerp.
It seems that some nine dogs were killed or around Wednesday, according to Olderp.
Dogs deceased was taken in many streams and in Olderp said she believed that the police could return all their bodies.
Irvine police said they worked with veterinarians to make necripsies decide how dogs died.
“If they all die with harm with accident, or something that was, then it was like, right, maybe this happened about accident,” said OlyoooooooOrp. “But if not, and they are a different cause, then that can take it down a different way.”
Even if death is determined by accident, it does not mean that the charges will come down.
Olderp likened the parent’s situation that threatened the child’s welfare by leaving them in the car – without any malicious purpose.
“He is still charged with the welfare of these animals,” he said.
Olderp added that the couple wanted to get the evidence by trying to cry for dogs.
According to Irvine police, stay working throughout South California under different companies, including “Happy K9 Academy.”
Dog owners who seem to have died while the SIT care took Instagram to ask for justice for their dogs.
Aimee Gutierrez said in Instagram that her family saved a 9 monthly money in the last three weeks from a pound and called her name. According to the post on Thursday, they submitted Santa to the coach but the text was told.
He wrote: “Holy deserves better.” He should come home from love in love, safety and second chance. I will never stop fighting with her – and other animals taken soon. ”
Those who have details related to the case or their dog dead in Coach care for residents are asked to contact the Rersteen@cityofirvir.org
