[Anchor] Did you hear about a man who was caught by the police for secretly taking someone else's dog?
[Reporter] Yes, an 80-something man identified as A is accused of taking a dog from in front of a scrap yard in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, last month without the owner's permission.
At the time, the dog was wearing a collar and tied to a leash, making it clear that it had an owner.
While taking the dog to his home, Mr. A abandoned it instead of returning it to its original spot because it kept barking. He tied it up on a roadside a 20-to-30-minute walk away from the scrap yard and left it there.
During police questioning, Mr. A reportedly stated, "I have lived alone all my life and felt lonely, but the dog looked pretty and I wanted to live with it."
Under current law, companion dogs are classified as "property," so taking someone else's dog without permission can constitute theft.
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
"So Cute" - Attempting to Secretly Lure a Dog Home, Abandoning It After Continuous Barking
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