Gazette CLONDALKIN
February 16-22, 2017
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The chilling letter is now with gardai
GARDAI are investigating after a chilling letter threatening to torture a family pet to death was posted through a letterbox in Clondalkin. The dog’s shocked owner was horrified to receive the
typed note warning if the pooch was left out barking at night, it would be taken away “and killed painfully and slowly”. The author, or authors, also warned that “a brick will be put through your front door” and signed it:
“From all your neighbours in Cherrywood Park.” The distraught owner said her dog, a Jack Russell, is not barking excessively or causing a nuisance. She added: “I’m very worried for my dog. I have him six years. I’m extremely upset and I feel
like I’m living under threat.” Clondalkin Animal Aid, which posted the note on social media, condemned the action, adding: “I sincerely hope there’s no one planning to carry out this ridiculous threat.” Continued on Page 5