beddylurcher 70 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 why were they around yours in the first place? they dont need much of a reason mate, they used to come round to mine coz i had a guard dog owt side in a kennel and my neighbours thought it was mean. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest thebigdog Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 (edited) fu ckin power trippin cu nts, trippin with out any power. the animals that they "rescue" are more human than those vermin bast@rds Edited January 25, 2011 by thebigdog Quote Link to post Share on other sites
fishfish 17 Posted January 25, 2011 Author Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 THEY WERE BEING USED BY OUR WANKER NEIGHBOURS ! since i filmed this they have not returned,they know i know theyre game. anyone who has a visit from them i have this advice : Reproduced with the kind permission of the S.H.G. The Law and the RSPCA By Dr.Barry Peachey LLB(Hons), LLM, PhD, FCollP, MBAE, ACIArb, FETC THIS ARTICLE is written in my joint capacities as Legal Adviser to a number of dog organisations, and Chairman of the Legal Aid Working Party of the British Academy of Experts. I had been approached by a number of dog people, and by fellow professional members of the Academy, and asked to clear up a number of misconceptions about the RSPCA and the law that appear to be widely held and indeed publicly fostered by the Society itself. * The RSPCA is a charity. * The Inspectorate is NOT a public law enforcement body. * Society Inspectors have NO special legal powers whatsoever. * They have NO special powers to arrest offenders. * They have NO right to enter your home to inspect your animals or to demand that you answer any of their questions. * They have NO right of access to shows, fairs and markets other than as members of the public, and can only carry out any law enforcement function as an assistant to a police-officer, upon that officer’s request. * They have NO power to stop, obstruct or otherwise detain any vehicle carrying animals. * Whilst the Society’s staff issue criminal proceedings against offenders, they do so by way of private prosecution. * Members of the Inspectorate wear uniforms which make them as much like police officers as the law will allow. They are not. The LOWEST "rank" in the Inspectorate is Inspector (apart from Trainee Inspectors). Above that they have "Chief Inspectors", "Superintendent", ’ and "Chief Superintendents". None of these ranks are officers of the Crown, and have no legal significance whatsoever. They are designed to impress the public. Members of the Inspectorate in senior positions have on various occasions stated in public that they have a cavalier disregard for the law, and the protections that it affords to suspects. On September 3, 1992, Chief Inspector John Paul gave evidence at Richmond-on-Thames Magistrates’ Court in the case of David MacKay. During cross examination, defense barrister Mr Thomas Derbyshire asked the RSPCA man: "Are you telling this court that you encourage your staff to flagrantly disregard civil and legal rights in the pursuit of your ends?" Chief Inspector Paul replied: "My duty is to look after the animals, and if that involves infringing people’s civil or legal rights then so be it. The animals cannot defend themselves so we have to do it for them." It is a matter of public record that in this case the RSPCA had illegally entered property, and illegally seized animals The recent RSPCA television series Animal Squad – Undercover which appeared on , Channel 4 featured Chief Superintendent Donald Balfour, Head of the RSPCA Special Operations Unit. He was asked on camera by a police officer if he had any legal powers to do what he was proposing to do. His reply was "Officially no, but we do it all the time." In the recent press release in which the Society announced that they would be withdrawing their staff from prosecutions under Sl Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, they described the five men concerned as "qualified as expert witnesses". They are nothing of the sort, and this is yet another wilful misrepresentation of their legal position. The qualifying body for expert witnesses in this country is the British Academy of Experts. Only holders of full professional membership, or fellowship in the practicing category of membership are "qualified" as expert witnesses. The law is that any expert may give expert evidence if they can satisfy the court as to their expertise, but there is a vast difference between that and Academy membership. None of the RSPCA Inspectors authorised by the Society are Academy Members or Fellows, not the least because the academy requires candidates to be educated to at least first degree level, to have chartered or equivalent status in their primary profession, and to be able to pass an extensive and demanding vetting procedure, covering professional conduct and competence. At present only three of the experts who have regularly appeared in Dangerous Dogs Act cases are on the professional register of the Academy All of them are Panel Members of the A.G.Fox litigation consultancy practice. The RSPCA has sought to present the withdrawal of its staff from these cases as an effort to protect innocent dogs. That is an exercise in hypocrisy that is unsurpassed. The truth is that it has been driven off the field by a whole series of crushing defeats in the courts that have made the staff concerned look amateurish in the face of true experts, in an exercise that in my view has brought the Society into gross disrepute. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
PeakOil 352 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 Make sure you have good padlocks on your gate, runs, hutches and shed if the jumped up RSPCA tossers come sniffing round your house. Light fingered b*****ds they are! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
gav22 24 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 does that apply to the irish scum as well Quote Link to post Share on other sites
burto 18 Posted January 25, 2011 Report Share Posted January 25, 2011 (edited) why were they around yours in the first place? found out one of the neighbours that i don't get on with phoned them. small world even smaller village Edited January 25, 2011 by burto Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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