Amber Heard’s investigation into the dog’s viral incident resumed during the Johnny Depp trials. Australian politician explains why the case is indeed “very serious”

You probably know by now that Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been involved in two lawsuits in recent years at the instigation of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor and his legal team. Amber Heard testified in both cases, in which a number of problems emerged. Indeed, during her ex’s libel trial in the UK, the criminal charges they faced in 2015 exploded when she sneaked their pups Pistol and Boo to Australia. It would have led to another investigation, and now a former lawmaker from the country has explained why the matter was really “serious”, even if some did not take it that way.

When he acquaman 2 actress and Edward scissor hands The star first faced criminal charges in Australia after Heard brought the dogs with her then-husband to the country while filming the infamous Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No TalesIt was all treated like silly news in the papers, until Australia threatens to execute Depp’s dogs . Eventually, the two paid heavy fines, but their dogs were returned to them. Johnny Depp joked about the incident and the case seemed closed.

Then, a few weeks ago, we learned about it Amber Heard would be investigated for the second time on the dog complaint incident in Australia. In this case, it’s because the information that emerged during Johnny Depp’s defamation lawsuit against The Sun’s parent company would have contradicted the information Heard provided to Australian authorities about the event.

Why is Amber Heard taking two dogs to Australia being taken so seriously?

Barnaby Joyce was the minister of agriculture during the Amber Heard dog accident in 2015. In a recent interview with Law and crime , the interviewer mentioned how some parts of the world apparently viewed the “dog accident” as compared to how Australia viewed it, with some thinking it was “very serious” and others taking it more as a joke. Joyce explained why this is so bad for journalist Angelette Levy, noting that there are two reasons:

Joyce went on to explain that the second reason has to do with how Australia has kept its borders closed to prevent things like anger and some problems other countries have been facing. She says that as an island nation, the country has real but different concerns than many other countries.

So when Amber Heard didn’t submit the necessary documents, allegedly fake IDs and brought the dogs, she broke the rules that Australia clearly takes very seriously. At the time, Barnaby Joyce even talked about the incident, saying they could also please a celebrity who was “the sexiest man in the world” (aka Depp).

It is unclear whether the Pistol and Boo incident (which is separate from the bed poop incident) will lead to further legal problems for Amber Heard, but the Australian Department of Agriculture said in June that the case was “ongoing. “, confirming a The daily mail Ms. Heard’s “perjury allegations” have been investigated. Joyce also reiterated in the most recent interview that there should be an expectation that celebrities will not receive special treatment in legal matters, but that she will ultimately not “jump to conclusions” about where this poll might go. However, we will keep you informed.