Kwong “Tony” Chun Sit, 53, of Irvine and his girlfriend face multiple felony charges after at least 11 dogs die in their possession during a training session.

The Irvine Police Department arrested Kwong Chun Sit, 53, and his girlfriend Tingfeng Liu, 23, and charged them with animal cruelty and destroying evidence.

Eleven dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer and prosecutors say he and his girlfriend tried to destroy the evidence by dropping off the dogs' bodies at different crematoriums.

Eleven dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer and prosecutors say he and his girlfriend ... Prosecutors said the couple was packed and ready to flee when they were arrested on ...

11 dogs died while in the care of a California dog trainer, and prosecutors say he and his girlfriend tried to destroy the evidence.

Irvine police launched an investigation after a family reported that they were told their dog died in its sleep and was ...

A California dog trainer is facing felony charges after police say 11 dogs died while in his care. Orange County prosecutors say 53-year-old Kwong (Tony) Chun Sit, of Irvine, pleaded ...