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The police are investigating the poisoning of dozens of dogs and cats in the Plovdiv village of Kaloyanovo.
The perpetrator has been identified.
He is a resident of the village, 46 years old and has a clean criminal record.
The prosecutor's office brought charges against him, and he was given a "signature" remand
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