JOHOR BARU: The person who was seen abusing dogs in viral videos has come forward to make a public apology here.
In a 45-second video posted under a Facebook username Braden Yap, the man admitted what he had done was wrong and hoped that the public could give him a second chance.
"I am very sorry and promise not to make a similar mistake in the future. I hope that everyone could give me another chance.Video clips of the man have been making rounds on social media where he was seen throwing items at some dogs that took shelter at a stairwell.
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