Tyrese Reportedly Wanted In Animal Cruelty Investigation, Neighbor Claims Singer’s Four Large Dogs K!Iled His Dog
Tyrese Reportedly Wanted In Animal Cruelty Investigation, Neighbor Claims Singer’s Four Large Dogs K!Iled His Dog
Tyrese is at the center of an animal cruelty investigation.
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#Atlanta police say the actor and singer’s large Cane Corso dogs k!lled a neighbor’s pet. According to the incident report, the neighbor let their dog out on September 18 and later discovered it de@d in the yard. The neighbor told officers they believed Tyrese’s dogs were responsible, as he allegedly allowed them to roam freely around the Buckhead community.
Capt. Nicole Dwyer with Fulton County Police Animal Services told local reporters that an arrest warrant has been issued for Tyrese. Dwyer added: “It is the negligence on his part as the homeowner and animal owner, just letting them roam free. And now they have k!lled an innocent animal.”
Authorities also said Tyrese has previously received multiple warnings for his four dogs getting out. When police executed a search warrant on Sept. 22, #Tyrese and the dogs were not at the property.

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