Tyrese Gibson He delivered on Friday after an order was issued for his arrest in relation to animal cruelty, after his dogs supposedly killed a neighbor’s dog in his neighborhood in Atlanta.
The YR actorANDB Singer was reserved in Fulton County and released with a bail of $ 20,000, according to the Fulton County Sheriff’s office records.
“Good Morning America” has communicated with Gibson to comment.
Gibson, who is also known for his role in the “Fast and Furious” films, was accused of animal cruelty after the police say that his four dogs of Caña Corso ran out of his mansion and killed a dog, a arrogant king Charles Spaniel, in the house of a neighbor on September 18.
According to a police report, the officers visited Gibson’s house on September 22 to confiscate the four dogs after Gibson told them through his assistant that he would deliver them. However, the report establishes that when the officers arrived at the house, Gibson was not there, and his assistant told the police that they could not take the dogs, since Gibson needed “a few more days” to find “another place” to leave.
Subsequently, the authorities issued an arrest warrant for Gibson.
Tyrese Gibson attends the Macro Pre-Oscars party at the Laya restaurant on February 27, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.
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Robb Pitts, president of the Fulton County Commissioners Board, told ABC News that, although Gibson delivered this week, “he still does not cooperate”, and officials still want dogs to also deliver.
“We cannot force him to tell us where the dogs are, but the judge may force him to give ourselves to the dogs,” Pitts continued. “From our point of view, dogs will be considered dangerous according to everything that has happened in the past.”
In a statement to ABC News on Friday, Gibson’s legal advisor said: “Early this morning, Tyrese Gibson voluntarily delivered to the Fulton County Sheriff’s office to respond to the order of the minor crime. Earlier this week (Tuesday), Mr. Gibson’s legal team worked with prosecutors and successfully secured a link for consent for his immediate release. released”. “
The statement continued: “Despite what others could say, throughout this process that Mr. Gibson has fully cooperated with the legal authorities and will continue to do so until this matter is resolved. Mr. Gibson once again wants to extend his deepest condolences to the family that lost his dog and respectfully requests the privacy and understanding as this matter is handled through the legal channels appropriate “.
The dog that Gibson’s Cane cune are accused of killing belonged to Harrison Parker, Gibson’s neighbor.
“The herd of those four dogs was there minutes before Henry’s body found,” Parker told “Good Morning America” in an interview earlier this week. “And there was absolutely no car, or humans, only the dogs. And he was dead. And the fact that he died just in the dark at night and was not there … it is simply horrible.”
Parker added: “I really hope that justice is completely attended.”
Gibson, who was out of the state the night that the incident occurred, said in a statement shared this week on Instagram that is “devastated and disconsolate” for Parker’s family.
“To the family that lost your beloved pet: please, know that I am praying for you, lamenting with you and I will continue to face this tragedy with honesty, responsibility and compassion,” he said.
Gibson’s legal advisor said in a statement shared with the actor’s post that Gibson had “made the incredibly difficult decision to relocate his two adult dogs and his three puppies in safe and loving houses” after learning about what had happened.
In a separate statement at that time, Gibson’s legal advisor said the singer initially got the dogs after “dealing with random stalkers at home” and added that dogs “were never trained to be vicious.”
Police said Gibson’s neighbors complained that dogs were often seen that they ran.
In Gibson’s arrest warrant, the police said that more than a week had spent trying to convince the actor to deliver his dogs.
“It has been a problem and is not going to disappear,” Pitts told ABC News in an interview on Thursday.
Pitts added that relocating dogs “is not good enough.”
Tyrese acts during Keyshia Cole: the way in which it is the 20th anniversary tour in State Arena on July 22, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia.
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“We have to have possession of them,” he said. “He relocating does not mean a bean hill for us.”
Pitts also said that there is a responsibility that comes with the ownership of pets.
“Pet possession is a good thing, but there is a responsibility that comes from owning a pet,” he said. “And based on the images that I have seen, based on the complaints that I have seen that the neighbors have thrown themselves against it for a period of time, this not only happened.”
He added: “Fear is that, in this case, it was a small dog, another dog, but it could have been a child playing. He could have been an adult. He could have been a human being.”
