In China's Anhui province, dogs were taken away and killed without their owners' permission... A man who worked as a trapper was taken into administrative detention = Chinese report

In China's Anhui province, a man who worked as a pet dog was taken into custody by police for taking away and disposing of a pet dog without the owner's permission.
According to the owner, Mr. A, on October 26th this year, a stray dog trap was brought into the studio that Mr. A runs in one room in his apartment.
Three employees came and took away Mr. A's pet dog, which was sleeping on a sofa next to the entrance, without permission. Mr. A's husband was in the atelier at the time, but when the capture crew came, he was in the bathroom.
I was in the hospital and didn't realize the dog had been taken. In the afternoon of the same day, Mr. and Mrs. A learned that their dog had been taken away, so they contacted the stray dog detention facility in their area, but they were unable to find their dog.
It was said that it was. After that, Mr. A continued to contact the condominium management association and the trapping crew, but was unable to find the dog, so on November 10th, Mr. A reported it to the police.
According to a statement released on the 23rd by the Ohashi Kaido Office, which has jurisdiction over the condominium, at the time residents of the condominium complained about stray dogs.
When we received a complaint that the fish were there, we arranged for a capture company and sent one of our workers, Mr. Wu, to the site. Mr. Wu ignored the business request from the Highway Administration Office and took away Mr. A's pet dog without permission and disposed of it.
cormorant. In response to police interrogation, Mr. Wu admitted that he took Mr. A's dog to the market around noon on October 26 and killed it. Currently, a certain Wu is being held in administrative detention by the police for 10 days, and has not received any compensation.
Discussions are currently underway regarding these matters.