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pacerier

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Hi all, I've came across this sentence and was wondering if there's a typo error: 彼は一匹の犬が森に捨てられいるのを見つけた。

because from what I know I think it's supposed to be 捨てられている/捨てられてる? or is this an acceptable "short-cut" ?
 
is it true that in informal situations 捨てられている can be 捨てられてる (omitting the い) , but it will never be 捨てられいる (omitting the て)?
 
is it true that in informal situations 捨てられている can be 捨てられてる (omitting the い) , but it will never be 捨てられいる (omitting the て)?

い of ~ている is often omitted in speech or informal writing, but て is never omitted.
If you see such a sentence, it is just a typo, an error.
 
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