The footage led to a public outcry
A 24-YEAR-OLD man is being interviewed by animal cruelty officers following an online video which showed a dog being repeatedly kicked.
Footage of the incident, filmed in Knee Hill Park, Abbey Wood, appeared on YouTube and led to a public outcry.
It showed the dog being kicked, dragged up a hill and hoisted up by its neck.
The man, reported to be Arthur Kent from Welling, handed himself in at Bexleyheath police station on October 23 where he was arrested, interviewed and released without charge.
A spokeswoman for animal cruelty charity the RSPCA, which has seized the dog, confirmed it was now interviewing someone in connection with the incident.
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