I thought that dog thieves have belonged to history, but I did not expect that dog thieves could still be seen in the city, and today's dog thieves do not use poison mixed with food to lure dogs to eat as in the past, but most of them will use crossbows to inject poison into the dog's body, causing the dog to die.
For the convenience of poaching, and not to be discovered, dog thieves often use very toxic poisons, so how toxic these poisons are, after reading these cases you will know!
One day in 2015, Ms. Li, who was 7 months pregnant, went to her yard to pick vegetables, followed by a big black dog, unexpectedly this big black dog was targeted by dog thieves, completely ignoring that Ms. Li was on the scene, directly took up the crossbow and aimed at the dog, but the poison needle did not shoot the dog, but shot Ms. Li's right leg.
Seeing that the situation was not good, the dog thief immediately drove away from the scene. Ms. Li went upstairs to ask her husband for help, saying that she had been shot by a poisoned dog needle and saying that she was dizzy and later directly unconscious. Although her family took her to the hospital, Ms. Li died. From the middle needle to death, the whole journey lasted only about two hours. The dog thief was later sentenced to a suspended death sentence.
After identification, it was found that the poison used by the dog thieves contained succinylcholine chloride and monocholine chloride. Succinylcholine chloride is a "muscle relaxant" that relaxes muscles, so it is often used in medicine for anesthesia and convenient for intubation.
But all of this is dose-required, and within the safe dose range, the use of succinylcholine chloride can relax the throat muscles while maintaining spontaneous breathing. But high-dose injections will cause excessive muscle relaxation, and the flaccid muscles will collapse and compress the respiratory tract, causing difficulty in breathing spontaneously, so that they suffocate to death.
In 2012, a dog thief was accidentally pricked by a dog poison needle hidden in his pocket during the process of stealing a dog, causing the man to be in a coma in the hospital for three days before waking up. Subsequent proofs proved that the ingredient of the poison needle that pierced the man was exactly succinylcholine chloride.
In addition to succinylcholine chloride, there are other dog thieves who use a highly toxic substance: potassium cyanide.
In 2013, Liu Mou, a man in Xiayi, Henan Province, took a poisonous crossbow dart and his accomplice Wei Mou to steal a dog, and in order to steal the dog, they took a motorcycle. When walking to Shangzhuang in Zhixiaogang Township, Wei Mou in the back seat said that he was stabbed by a poison crossbow dart, Liu mou immediately stopped after hearing about it, Wei mou got off the car while sucking his hands with his mouth, while washing his hands in the roadside puddle, but before he got on the car, Wei mou fell to the ground and died.
According to the police, the poisonous crossbow dart used by Liu and Wei contained highly toxic potassium cyanide, and half a gram was enough to cause death.
It must be said that whether it is succinylcholine chloride or potassium cyanide, it is a controlled material, even the relevant practitioners can not easily take out private use, and China is very strict in this regard, the sale of these dangerous goods will constitute the crime of illegal trade in dangerous substances.
The vast majority of dogs poisoned are basically sold to dog meat shops by dog thieves. Dog thieves have their own fixed channels to write off stolen dogs, and then the dog meat shop will process these dogs, so they flow into the human table.
If dogs are poisoned with succinylcholine chloride, then succinylcholine chloride is more volatile and has almost no residue when it flows through the table.
However, if a dog is poisoned by a poison such as potassium cyanide, some of the potassium cyanide may remain in the muscle tissue, and potassium cyanide is very toxic, only 6 to 12 mg is enough to cause death.
In 2012, there was a dog meat hot pot poisoning incident in Jingdezhen, and a villager in Yushan Town asked a friend to "build a dog" in order to feast on the mason who built a house for his family, and this dog was a dog that stole a dog thief to eat "three steps" that is, potassium cyanide poisoned.
Although it was known that the dog meat was poisoned, the family still ate it, and as a result, all 7 members of the family were poisoned and almost died.
In fact, the risk of eating dog meat is very large, first of all, because there is no meat dog breeding base in China, but the market sells a lot of dog meat, how did these dog meat come from, the results can be imagined.
Secondly, poultry and livestock must go through food quarantine before they are marketed to avoid carrying infectious diseases. For example, pigs have red stamps on them, and only stamped pork can be eaten with confidence. However, dog meat rarely undergoes safety quarantine, which means that dog meat flowing through the market may carry things that are not good for the human body.
For example, in 2020, the Liaoning Provincial Market Supervision and Administration Bureau organized a food safety sampling inspection, and the inspection found that the preservatives in one of the dog meat shops exceeded the standard.
Once a public security organ cracked a dog theft case, after sampling found that the poisoned dog body, all contain succinylcholine, cyanide components.
In addition, the dog meat you eat is likely to be the emotional sustenance of others, and people treat it as family. It is precisely because the consumption of dog meat has a greater hidden danger and destroys people's emotions, so now some parts of China have banned the sale of dog meat.
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