HONG KONG: A construction worker accused of committing buggery with a female mongrel last week was banned from having contact with dogs and released on bail, only to be apprehended again after punching a photographer. The prosecution alleged that he committed buggery with a female cream-coloured mongrel in Tung Chung on February 1. Acting principal magistrate Cheang Kei-hong adjourned the case for eight weeks to April 7 at the prosecution’s request for DNA test results. Chung was released on HK$2,500 bail, on condition that he stay in Hong Kong, surrender his travel documents, refrain contact with dogs and not re-enter the area near the ravine. Chung was also seen picking up a large rock the size of his head as well as sticks from nearby planters.

Source: The Star February 10, 2017 10:07 UTC