Passengers waiting for security check at East Hall Atrium of Orlando International Airport.
Orlando: A surprising case has come to light from Florida, USA. Officials said that a woman drowned her dog in the bathroom of Florida Airport and then rode on her international flight. Explain that the woman was prevented from carrying a white -colored Shnauzar breed dog with her due to paperwork. The woman was arrested on Wednesday on charges of serious animal abuse, third-degree crime in Lake County. He was later released on bail of US $ 5000.
Dog’s body was found in garbage bag
“This act was deliberately performed and a tragic death of the animal,” said in an arrest affidavit by the Orlando Police Department. No lawyer was listed for a woman from Kenner, Louisiana in the online court records. The investigation into the death of a 9 -year -old Shnouzer dog named Tywin began in December when a scavenger found a dog’s body in a garbage bag in a bathroom stall at Orlando International Airport. The scavenger had earlier seen the woman cleaning water and dog food from the stall floor.
Woman rode on the plane after killing the dog
Investigators reported that the scavenger had to go somewhere else for cleanliness and after 20 minutes when she returned to the bathroom, she found the dog in the dustbin. Along with this there was a dog collar, rabies tag, a dog travel bag and a woman’s name and a bone -shaped dog tag with phone number. The airport surveillance cameras imprisoned the woman while talking to the dog for 15 minutes to the agent of Latum Airlines, going to a bathroom near the ticketing area with the dog and out of the bathroom without a tiewin after less than 20 minutes. After this, the woman comfortably boarded the plane going to Columbia.
This thing revealed in the postmortem report
Officials said the woman was told that she could not bring her dog into the plane as she did not have the necessary documents related to it. According to the US Department of Agriculture, dogs traveling from the US to Colombia should have a health certificate and rabies vaccination certificate issued by the vet. The dog was identified by his implanted microchip and the postmortem report revealed that he died of drowning. US customs and border security confirmed that the woman had first visited Columbia and then Ecuador. (AP)
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