TSR Investigates
Tyrese Gibson has reportedly become the target of an arrest warrant after authorities say his Cane Corsos escaped from his Atlanta mansion and fatally attacked a neighbor’s small dog. Officials say Gibson was given multiple warnings about his dogs being seen roaming free in his neighborhood. Now, the public and Fulton County officials are calling for justice.
Meanwhile, The Shade Room’s Justin Carter is recapping what allegedly went down and sharing how Tyrese has responded thus far.
According to Carter, three weeks ago, footage surfaced online showing Tyrese telling social media users that he was looking to sell two Cane Corsos. Since then, his Cane Corsos have made headlines for fatally mauling a fellow neighborhood dog. Furthermore, its owner, Harrison Parker, sat down with WSB-TV, detailing the “awful” incident.
“He was one of the sweetest dogs. He had so much character, and to have him get murdered its indescribable,” he told the outlet.
Per Parker, the fatal incident went down on September 18. On that date, he let his 5-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Henry, outside to roam. Then, “five minutes later,” Parker found Henry deceased, “covered in slober,” in his driveway. Furthermore, an incident report determined that Henry sustained broken ribs, puncture wounds, and severe internal bleeding.
Per Carter, authorities have reportedly been communicating with Gibson about his dogs since late April. At the time, a neighbor caller reported three Cane Corsos and nine Cane Corso puppies roaming the area. Five days later, Animal Control reportedly spoke with the singer, informing him that he needed to obtain a Department of Agriculture permit since he had more than 10 dogs. Then, four days after the attack on Henry, officers told Gibson he needed to surrender his remaining dogs. However, Tyrese refused.
Scroll above to watch as Carter details Tyrese Gibson allegedly hitting the road with his Cane Corsos. Additionally, Carter shares a recent message posted by the singer and how a warrant has now been issued for his arrest. Lastly, Carter shares Gibson’s official statement on the “tragic,” “shocking,” and “traumatizing” event, as well as what he has allegedly done with his Cane Corsos since.
