Published Aug. 19, 2023 10:07 p.m. ET
Calgary Police service, CPS
A Calgary man deals with animal abuse charges and has actually seen 2 dogs gotten rid of from his care.
Police were initially called about a man “actively abusing a dog” throughout a walk through the Inglewood area Tuesday night.
“A witness faced the suspect about his behaviour towards the animal throughout a spoken interaction, and the suspect is thought to have actually threatened the witness throughout the exchange,” Calgary Police Service said in a press release Saturday.
Officers that day could not discover the man.
A suggestion 2 days later on assisted them recognize him.
Working with the Calgary Humane Society, CPS found out the dog seen in Inglewood is Amber, owned by the Alberta Rescue Foundation (ARF), and was being cultivated by the man.
The dog was gotten rid of from the man’s home and analyzed. It had injuries “constant with abuse.”
When Lawrence Chow, 40, was apprehended, a 2nd dog was gotten rid of from his home.
Chow is no longer enabled to look after animals and deals with charges of:
- triggering unneeded suffering to animals;
- hurting or threatening animals;
- saying hazards to trigger death or physical damage; and
- attack with a weapon.
CPS said it was possible Chow might deal with more charges.
He’s due in court Aug. 31.
The dogs are now being taken care of by ARF and the gentle society, respectively.
"A witness faced the suspect about his behaviour towards the animal throughout a spoken interaction, and the suspect is thought to have actually threatened the witness throughout the exchange," Calgary Police Service said in a press release Saturday.
Officers that day could not discover the man.
A suggestion 2 days later on assisted them recognize him.
Working with the Calgary Humane Society, CPS found out the dog seen in Inglewood is Amber, owned by the Alberta Rescue Foundation (ARF), and was being cultivated by the man.
The dog was gotten rid of from the man's home and analyzed. It had injuries "constant with abuse."
When Lawrence Chow, 40, was apprehended, a 2nd dog was gotten rid of from his home.
Chow is no longer enabled to look after animals and deals with charges of:
- triggering unneeded suffering to animals;
- hurting or threatening animals;
- saying hazards to trigger death or physical damage; and
- attack with a weapon.
CPS said it was possible Chow might deal with more charges.
He's due in court Aug. 31.
The dogs are now being taken care of by ARF and the gentle society, respectively.
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