Malaysia

Sabah man gets RM10,000 fine for killing, eating dog

Martine @ Martin Fredoline Dunong pleads guilty to harming animal in Penampang

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 17 Apr 2021 2:58PM

Sabah man gets RM10,000 fine for killing, eating dog
Causing harm on an animal is considered an offence under Subsection 18 (1)(e) of the Animal Welfare Enactment 2015. – Pixabay pic, April 17, 2021

KOTA KINABALU – A local man has been slapped with a RM10,000 fine in default of four months’ jail by a sessions court here yesterday for slaughtering and eating a dog (samluk).

The man, identified as Martine @ Martin Fredoline Dunong, pleaded guilty to causing the animal harm in Kg Dambai, Penampang.

The offence under Subsection 18 (1)(e) of the Animal Welfare Enactment 2015 carries a maximum punishment of RM100,000 fine or three years’ imprisonment, or both, upon conviction.

Judge Elsie Primus passed the judgement, while Zul Bahar Abdul Rashid prosecuted.

The Sabah Veterinary Services Department today congratulated the prosecutor, investigating officer and enforcement personnel for their success in punishing the offender. – The Vibes, April 17, 2021

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