Alleged dog killer fails to appear
A young Chinese man accused of killing a dog failed to appear in court in March and a warrant has been issued for his arrest, according to the RSPCA.
CBD News believes the man last October beat the dog, put it inside a suitcase and dumped the suitcase inside a bin room at Upper West Side apartments.
The alleged dog killer was temporarily caring for the dog while the dog’s owner was on holiday in China.
It is understood that the alleged dog killer might have left the country.
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