Deliberately killing someone's pet - no more than a broken window in eyes of the law

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skp20040

11-01-2015

Originally Posted by Evo102:
“Well the chap has only been charged with criminal damage and not animal cruelty so the CPS/police can't have thought much of the RSPCA's 'evidence'.

http://www.minsterfm.com/news/local/...orse-shooting/”

As we all know the CPS will go with what they feel they can get a conviction on not always what the crime was at it's maximum.

But it appears you feel it was ok anyway.

Evo102

11-01-2015

Originally Posted by skp20040:
“But it appears you feel it was ok anyway.”

No, I'll wait to see what a court of law decides.

skp20040

11-01-2015

Originally Posted by Evo102:
“No, I'll wait to see what a court of law decides.”

Well a court will decide if he is guilty of criminal damage, most of us do not need a court to tell us what was done was morally completely wrong and cruel.

shirlt9

04-03-2015

He could have made a point by taking the horse alive to the ladies house and tying it up outside. .would have made the lady act..and no one hurt.

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