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Los Angeles Times
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Irvine trainers convicted over dog deaths
A dog trainer and his girlfriend were convicted of animal cruelty related to the deaths of 11 dogs, which died from heat stroke after being kept in small crates in a hot van. The trainer, Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, was charged with multiple felony and misdemeanor counts, facing nearly 14 years in prison, while his girlfriend, Tingfeng Liu, faced charges with a maximum of four years. The authorities linked the couple to the dogs' deaths, and it was revealed they attempted to conceal the causes by cremating the animals and lying to owners about their pets' deaths.
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