Friday 1 December 2023

2 Years prison for throwing cat off apartment balcony

He will not go to jail for the benefit of conditional sentencing

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QCOSTARICA – The Criminal Court of the Second Judicial Circuit of San José sentenced Gabriel Saborío Soto to two years in prison for causing the death of a cat by throwing it from the balcony of an apartment building, according to a video posted on social networks in August 2020.

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The judges granted the benefit of conditional sentencing to the accused, so he will not go to jail.

According to the cases presented by the Prosecutor’s Office, the cat suffered a fall of more than 27 meters which caused its death.

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As announced by the Voluntary Heart Association, it file an appeal on the conditional sentencing, asking the court that the man serve our his sentence in pirson.

 

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