A shocking affair shocked public opinion from all over the world: a woman has Drilling your dog in Orlando airport’s bathroomin the United States, after it had been prevented from bringing it aboard the plane. The episode led to the arrest of the manager, a 57 -year -old woman, identified as Alison Lawrence.
The woman was at Orlando’s international airport about to embark on a flight to Bogotá, Colombia, together with her dog Tywinn, one Nine -year -old dwarf Schnauzer. However, at the time of check-in, the airline staff told her that she could not bring the animal on board since without the required documentsincluding the veterinary medical certificate and the certificate of vaccination against anger, mandatory for the transport of animals to Colombia.
After a heated discussion with an employee of the company, the airport’s security cameras filmed Lawrence while He headed towards the bathroom with the dog. After about twenty minutes, it was seen get outwithout the animal more, and start towards the safety checks to embark on the flight.
Has been accused of aggravated abuse of animals
A cleaner of the airport, suspicious of the presence of the woman in the bathroom for a prolonged period, made the macabre discovery shortly after: Tywinn’s lifeless body had been thrown into a garbage can. Together with him, there were the collar, the coat and his identification plate, which allowed the authorities of quickly trace the owner.
The veterinary examination confirmed that the dog is died of drowningleading investigators to conclude that the woman deliberately chose to kill the animal in order not to give up the journey. After tracking it down, the authorities proceeded with the arrest in the county of Lake, Florida.
Lawrence has been accused of aggravated abuse of animalsa crime that in the United States can involve severe penalties. Was issued on bail Behind the payment of $ 5,000, but the case aroused indignation and requests for justice by animalistic associations and the public. An unprecedented and inhuman cruelty that can only leave us ridsed and astonished by asking us where human malice can arrive.
