Amber Heard is still under investigation for perjury in Australia after the Johnny Depp case

After the end of Johnny Depp’s trial and the subsequent victory of the latter, judicial troubles Amber Heard They are not finished yet. As reported by Entertainment Tonight, in fact, the actress is still under investigation for another case of perjury in Australia. Here’s what happens.

In a statement issued to ET this Tuesday, a spokesperson for the Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment said:The Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment is investigating allegations of perjury by Ms Heard during court proceedings regarding the illegal import of her two dogs into Australia in 2015.“. The spokesman confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing.In progress“.

Heard and Depp were still married in May 2015 when she brought their two dogs, Pistol and Boo, into the country unannounced, even though the country has a strict quarantine policy for these types of imports. Yorkshire Terriers have failed customs clearance and failed to comply with the 10-day quarantine imposed by Australia. In July 2015, The actress was officially charged with illegally importing animalsHowever, after pleading guilty to falsifying travel documents in court, the case was closed.

Although the case was closed, a spokesperson for the Australian Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment told E! The news in October 2021 that “The department attempts to obtain statements from witnesses and the Director of the Commonwealth Prosecution Office as soon as they are obtained It will consider whether the evidence is sufficient to justify continuing“.

Meanwhile, Depp will return to court in July for a lawsuit linked to the 2018 assault charge brought by former co-star Gregory Brooks, who served as a site manager on the actor’s movie City of Lies. The lawsuit is now set to go to trial and Depp will be represented again by attorney Camille Vasquez.