California dog trainer sentenced to 12 years for killing 11 dogs in his care
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An Irvine dog trainer convicted of killing 11 dogs in his care was sentenced Friday to nearly 12 years in prison, while his assistant was ordered to spend three years behind bars for helping to cover up the crime.
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A Southern California dog trainer convicted of animal cruelty in the deaths of 11 dogs and attempting to cover up how they died was sentenced to Friday to nearly 12 years in prison. Kwong Chun Sit, 54, of Irvine, who also was convicted last month of destruction of evidence for concealing how the dog…
An Irvine dog trainer convicted of animal cruelty in the deaths of 11 dogs faces sentencing Friday in an Orange County courtroom. Kwong Chun Sit, 54, also was convicted last month of destruction of evidence for covering up how the dogs died by impersonating their owners to have some of their bodies …
An Orange County dog trainer convicted of killing 11 dogs left in his care and helping cover up their deaths was sentenced Friday to nearly 12 years in state prison. Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, 54, of Irvine, was sentenced to 11 years and 10 months in state prison after being convicted last month of 11 […
An Irvine dog trainer convicted of killing 11 dogs in his care was sentenced Friday to nearly 12 years in prison, while his assistant was ordered to spend three years behind bars for helping to cover up the crime.
SANTA ANA, Calif. (KESQ) - An Irvine dog trainer convicted of killing 11 dogs in his care was sentenced today to nearly 12 years in prison, while his assistant was ordered to spend three years behind bars for helping to cover up the crime. Kwong "Tony" Chun Sit, 54, was sentenced to 11 years and
An Irvine dog trainer convicted of killing 11 dogs in his care was sentenced Friday to nearly 12 years in prison, while his assistant was ordered to spend three years behind bars for helping to cover up the crime.
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