Tyrese Fully Cooperating With Cops After His Mastiff Kills Neighbor’s Dog

Tyrese has a warrant out for his arrest stemming from a minimum of one in all his Cane Corso mastiffs attacking and killing a neighbor’s canine … and is in full compliance with the legislation as he and his authorized crew clear up the Atlanta matter.

Gabe Banks, of Banks Weaver Regulation Agency, and authorized counsel for Tyrese, launched an announcement Tuesday … “Mr. Tyrese Gibson extends his deepest condolences to the household who misplaced their beloved canine to this tragic incident that occurred whereas Mr. Gibson was away from his residence. Upon studying of this unlucky accident, Mr. Gibson instantly made the troublesome resolution to rehome his canines to a secure and loving setting.”

Fulton County Police Animal Companies Captain Nicole Dwyer announced the warrant, citing negligence on the a part of the “Quick & Livid” actor … they usually’ve made a minimum of one try at arresting him at his residence this month, a matter which Tyrese says he is dealing with in actual time.

Tyrese’s legal professional’s assertion continues … “In regards to the misdemeanor warrant, Mr. Gibson is cooperating totally with authorities to deal with and resolve this matter responsibly. Mr. Gibson asks for privateness and understanding as this matter is dealt with by means of the suitable authorized channels, and as he stays dedicated to the protection of his neighborhood and the well-being of all animals.”