A man was sentenced to prison after a court found him guilty of scaring to death 1,100 chickens that belonged to a neighbour with whom he was feuding. 9News
Roughly translated it means the best way to intimidate a big rival is to destroy a smaller one.A man has been sentenced after scaring his neigbour's chickens to death.
The pair had reportedly been squabbling since the neighbour, Zhong, cut down Gu's trees without permission in April 2022. It is unclear what Gu's intentions were but the flashlight he used caused the flock to panic and as the birds crowded into a corner in fear, hundreds of them died in the ensuing crush.The first time Gu trespassed onto his neighbor's property, he caused a crush in which 500 chickens died. He was apprehended by police and forced to pay Zhong compensation of 3,000 yuan .
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