Man Deported After Kicking CBP Beagle at Airport

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Man Deported After Kicking CBP Beagle at Airport
A shocking act of violence at Dulles International Airport has sparked outrage—and swift action.

Hamed Ramadan Bayoumy Aly Marie, a 70-year-old Egyptian national, was arrested, charged, and deported after he violently kicked a U.S. Customs agriculture detection beagle named Freddie. The dog was simply doing his job—sniffing out illegal imports—when Marie struck him hard enough to lift the 25-pound K9 off the ground.

Freddie suffered bruised ribs. But what’s more disturbing is what Freddie uncovered: over 100 pounds of undeclared, illegal meat, vegetables, seeds, and herbs hidden in Marie’s luggage. While the smuggling alone was a major violation, it was the act of attacking a working law enforcement animal that led to Marie’s removal.

Customs officials say the assault wasn’t just on a dog—it was on their entire force. K9s like Freddie are more than mascots—they’re highly trained officers who defend our borders with loyalty and precision.

In an age where border security, rule of law, and respect for public servants are being tested, this case reminds us of the human—and canine—faces behind our national safety.

Should violence against service animals result in automatic deportation?
And what does this say about cultural respect and enforcement at our borders?

Drop your thoughts below—this one deserves to be discussed.

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#cbpk9 #bordersecurity #deportation #animaljustice #customsbeagle