Man kills neighbor’s dog with pesticide for being too noisy

A man was booked without detention for allegedly feeding pesticide to a neighbor’s dogs for being too noisy, Daejeon Jungbu Police Station reported.

The accused, identified by his surname Ahn, was irritated by several dogs in his neighbor’s yard.

Although Ahn filed complaints to the local government several times, the problem continued until he decided to resolve the issue by himself.

Eventually, he fed the animals chicken bones covered with toxic chemicals, killing seven dogs. The victims were purebred Poonsan, a species native to Korea, and were worth around $5,000.

An official from police told reports “The owner became suspicious when Ahn was feeding a packed meal to the dogs.” Although no poison was found in that food, the police was able to discover his previous wrong doings.

By Kang, Yoon-seung
(koreacolin@gmail.com)
Intern reporter