Did he have a police officer stood with him when this alleged crime took place then aris? Thought not!Tell this guy that
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Man charged after deer shot in Dagnam Park
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He had cctv. I’m not sure what your point is though.
And I am not sure what your story has to do with deer stalking and DRTC's.
If you were following the tread - it has to do with the CPS and how they use their (or the governments) agenda to choose prosecutions even if there is little or no evidence.
No, that was your agenda alone!
CarlW
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They have a limited budget. They generally just tend to pick the stuff they can win.
spannulman
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Personally I will have nothing to do with HD and RTAs. Back in the late 1990s I came across an RTA in hampshire where police were on scene and there was a terribly mangled doe still thrashing about. A vet had been called to deal with it but was going to be half an hour.
I got a 6’ digging bar out of the van and was going to finish it off with one quick blow when the wpc stopped me and said I would be arrested for cruelty to the animal so I left them to it, and they stood and watched the doe suffer a slow, painful death, waiting for the vet. But what I was going to do was cruelty........
I got a 6’ digging bar out of the van and was going to finish it off with one quick blow when the wpc stopped me and said I would be arrested for cruelty to the animal so I left them to it, and they stood and watched the doe suffer a slow, painful death, waiting for the vet. But what I was going to do was cruelty........
If I remember the rules correctly, you could also theoretically have been charged with cruelty for not ending the animals's suffering when you had the means to do so. Crazy world, ain't it!?
Ring 101, get an incident number, and wait 5 hours for Plod to turn up?
If you want the quickest response, tell plod you've got a gun with you. Then the ARU will turn up with enough weaponry to do the HD themselves, if they are allowed to.
I've got a number that gets me through to the control room, though!
There is a law that says it is unlawful to 'beat' an animal to death.
If you want the quickest response, tell plod you've got a gun with you. Then the ARU will turn up with enough weaponry to do the HD themselves, if they are allowed to.
I've got a number that gets me through to the control room, though!
There is a law that says it is unlawful to 'beat' an animal to death.
shakey jake
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its unlawful to kill by blundgening, drowning, burning, impalling or dragging unless its the only means to end suffering, an rta deer banged on the head is done to end sufering the above wpc is/was a idiot and should be charged
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Woodsmoke
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Or the two police officers who used a crowbar to despatch a deer? (try to ignore the idiotic sensationalistic headline?)
Police who battered injured deer to death with crowbar to keep jobs
Andrew Pittilla and Brian Clewlow removed from firearms duties and given final written warnings after hitting stricken animal several times in County Durham
www.telegraph.co.uk
That's a bird, not an animal.
How does the apparently accepted method of dispatching a live caught squirrel/mink into a sack then dispatching with a priest stand against that law?
I appreciate this thread has gone off on a bit of a tangent, but this has pricked my interest.
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shakey jake
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in the squirrel or rabbit above id say i was dislocating the neck vertibra, in essance with any form of killing you are looking to minimise or remove the chance of suffering, sometimes its not easy
shakey
shakey
Sorry but from personal experience (In Scotland) that is rubbish - when it comes to the wire a prosecution is simply a poker game
palmer_mike
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Alldis, of Epping, Essex, was bailed to appear at a plea trial and preparation hearing at Snaresbrook Crown Court on Wednesday March 20 at 9.30am.
EMcC
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It might be rubbish in Scotland but from my thirteen years experience as a Police Officer in England and from my dealings with the CPS it is not rubbish, I do not lie.
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