Khaberni - The Egyptian Ministry of Interior revealed details of the "Suez dog rape" incident, which caused widespread uproar in recent days, noting that it has arrested 6 people in connection with the incident.
The ministry explained in a statement that the details of the incident trace back to four individuals who took a "dog" they possessed to a veterinary clinic in the Suez governorate for a medical examination. After discovering they could not afford the treatment costs, they abandoned it in front of the clinic and left. Subsequently, a woman took the dog and headed to the owner of an animal care shelter in Giza governorate.
The ministry noted that the treating veterinarian denied any mistreatment by its owners, confirming that the dog suffers from severe weakness due to several diseases. It identified the four individuals (students) who took the dog to the veterinary clinic, and upon confronting them, they supported the same narrative.
The ministry confirmed the arrest of the woman who published the fabricated story on social media, claiming that the young men raped the dog andattached her post with doctored photos.
The ministry mentioned that the accused has a criminal record, and upon confrontation, she admitted to publishing the story on social media and falsely accusing the dog's owners of indecent assault, with a medical report confirming this, and falsely claiming to be a member of an animal care association, aiming to increase viewership and collect donations.
