More Rspca Cases Thrown Out Of Court

[RubyTex 1,957]

Shame the arsepca weren't made to pay the defendants £20k costs instead of the tax payer.

 

That's what pisses me off, they brought the prosecution about so they should foot the bill. Why is it offset onto taxpayers?! Disgraceful.

[whippet 99 2,613]

i think this is an unfortunate mistake and a message to every one.......................no comment ,....no comment ,....until you have seeked professional advise.....

so glad justice was done..........

[fireman 11,033]

Going no comment don't help your story at a later date,the thing to say is "you will give a interview when the prosecution have all their evidence together against you and with a solicitor presant" and that's advise from Clive himself .

[whippet 99 2,613]

Going no comment don't help your story at a later date,the thing to say is "you will give a interview when the prosecution have all their evidence together against you and with a solicitor presant" and that's advise from Clive himself .

i agree but all you have too say is this is your reason when you make a statement for saying no comment ,........aint no different ........the less you say the better

[RubyTex 1,957]

What pisses me off (again) is that the RSPCA still pressed ahead with prosecution of those two lads!!

 

The way i see it, they dug into the sett in order to retrieve a lost dog and therefore prevent unnecessary suffering of an animal. I get the impression the RSPCA would have preferred the dog stuck underground to suffer than the lads digging it out and disturbing a sett. If there was no evidence of badger baiting, what have they really done wrong? Fecking madness.

 

Anyway, another anti hunting legal case collapse and another step on the road to the so called animal lovers doom....hopefully we'll be saying goodbye to that royal status in the years to come charity my arse!