Dog Catcher Accused of Killing Rocky in Klang to Face Charges in Court on Thursday

Dog Catcher Accused of Killing Rocky in Klang to Face Charges in Court on Thursday

The controversy surrounding Rocky, the dog whose death sparked public outrage, is set to return to the courtroom this Thursday, with 24-year-old Muhammad Shah

Man involved in Rocky’s death to be charged on Thursday

Rocky died during a dog-catching operation in Klang, Selangor, on July 29.PETALING JAYA: A man involved in the dog-catching operation that led to the death of a pet dog named Rocky last month will be charged in the Klang sessions court on Thursday.Lawyers Rafique Rashid Ali and Mahmud Abdul Jumaat, said Shah Hizam, 24, had been summoned by the veterinary services department, Utusan Malaysia reported.“We will be there (in court) at 9am on Aug 20,…

Rocky’s Death: Lawyer Says Shah Told To Appear In Court Thursday

Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter, or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates. The 24-year-old man at the centre of the Rocky saga is expected to be charged at the Klang Sessions Court on Thursday, according to his lawyer Muhammad Rafique Rashid Ali. Muhammad Shah Hizam, better known as Shah, is scheduled to appear before the court at 9am after receiving a summons from an officer of the Department of Veterinary Services …