China's Shandong Province owns a dog that is prohibited from being kept and boasts about it on social media...The owner is in administrative detention = Chinese report

In Jinan City, Shandong Province, China, a man who owned three large dogs that were prohibited to be kept and was ``bragging about'' them on social media was taken into custody by police.
The man often posted on social media about his daily life with his three Perro de Presa Canario dogs.
Currently, most of the man's posts have been deleted, but according to the content that has been spread online, it seems that the man's posts were posted around August 2021.
It is believed that he started keeping a dog, which is prohibited to be kept, in an apartment building in Jinan City's Lixia District. I have received several warnings from the condominium management association and the police, but
The man ignored them and continued to keep the dog. In addition, the man posted on social media, ``If I hit a pregnant woman who made a noise after seeing my dog, I'll be with the police until 11 o'clock,'' and ``Let's celebrate. On the day of the first snow in 2022, brother.''
He posted provocative messages several times, such as, "My sister (whose two dogs she owns) chewed up a Shiba Inu that was in the apartment."
In response to a police investigation, the man said, ``I wrote this on purpose because I was dissatisfied with the (city's) regulations regarding dog breeding management.''
Police took the man into custody and sentenced him to administrative detention on the grounds that he repeatedly posted false information on social media and had a negative impact on society. In addition, the “Jinan City Civilized Dog Breeding Management Regulations”
Based on this, the man will be fined. The entire area of Ryoshimo Ward where the man lived has been designated as a priority management area for dog breeding, and breeding of 65 types of dogs is prohibited within the priority management area.
. This includes the man's pet Perro de Presa Canario. If you have a dog that is prohibited from being kept, a fee of 1000former (approximately 20,000 yen) to 5000former (approximately 100,000 yen)
If you ignore the warning and continue to keep your dog, you will be fined and your dog will be confiscated by the authorities.