4 months’ jail for security guard who dumped building resident’s cat in rubbish bin
A Hong Kong security guard, Chou Wing-lok, has been sentenced to four months in prison for cruelty to animals. On August 6 last year, Chou, then a security guard at a residential building in Ngau Tau Kok, tied up a resident's missing cat in a plastic bag and dumped it in a rubbish bin.

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AI-generatedA Hong Kong security guard, Chou Wing-lok, has been sentenced to four months in prison for cruelty to animals. On August 6 last year, Chou, then a security guard at a residential building in Ngau Tau Kok, tied up a resident's missing cat in a plastic bag and dumped it in a rubbish bin. The magistrate stated that Chou's actions likely resulted in the cat's death at a landfill site. The incident began when a resident reported a stray cat entering their flat. Kwun Tong Court handed down the sentence on Thursday.
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5 extractedThe cat was reported to have entered a resident's flat.
The incident occurred on the night of August 6 last year.
The magistrate stated the actions probably led to the animal's death.
The security guard tied up a resident's cat and dumped it in a rubbish bin.
A security guard was sentenced to four months in prison for cruelty to animals.