2026年江西新余首例！傅某某遛狗不牵绳被行政处罚

Core Viewpoint - The newly revised "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China" has been officially implemented, leading to legal actions against pet owners who fail to take safety measures, as demonstrated by a recent case in Xinyu City involving a dog bite incident [1][2]. Group 1 - On January 7, a dog owned by a resident named Fu failed to be leashed, resulting in an injury to a passerby, which prompted the police to intervene and investigate the incident [1]. - Fu was fined 200 yuan based on Article 89, Section 3 of the revised law, which addresses the responsibilities of pet owners in preventing their animals from causing harm [1][2]. - The police also mandated Fu to rectify the situation in accordance with the Jiangxi Province Animal Epidemic Prevention Regulations [1]. Group 2 - The police facilitated a mediation between Fu and the injured party, leading to an agreement on medical expenses and the signing of a mediation agreement [3]. - Article 89 of the law stipulates penalties for pet owners who disrupt others' lives, including fines up to 1,000 yuan or detention for serious violations [3]. - The law emphasizes the importance of responsible pet ownership, including the necessity of leashing dogs in public areas to prevent disturbances and injuries [4].