Carl Thomas Richardson, of Rose Lane, Holme Slack, Preston, will face a trial over two charges under the Animal Welfare Act.
The 36-year-old is accused of causing unnecessary suffering to his female cross-breed dog, which is named Pepper, in an incident on August 23, 2017, when it is said he kicked her.
Not
just 'kicked her'....
The case was brought by the RSPCA charity after a Lancashire police officer who was responding to an incident allegedly saw Richardson “drop-kicking” the animal.
The dog is said to have flown through the air and landed on the other side of the road.
Typical low-life. Typical lame excuse:
Defending, Paolo Passerini said his client was putting forward a ‘self-defence’ argument.
Wha..?
He added: “He says he was victim of an assault immediately before the incident - he was knocked to the ground and someone stamped on his head.
“He saw a dog coming towards him and struck out to keep it away, assuming it was being set on him.”
Seems whoever they were, they didn't stamp on his head hard enough!
A trial date has been fixed at the same court for March 9.
Cam't wait to see how that one goes down.
3 comments:
"...he was knocked to the ground and someone stamped on his head...Carl Thomas Richardson saw a dog [his dog] coming towards him and struck out to keep it away, assuming it was being set on him"
Carl Chav was most likely not liked by "his" dog. Someone gave Carl a kicking, dog takes revenge and intended to befriend a potential better owner aka home & food provider.
Dog and owner relationship is symbiotic like marriage.
He should be put to sleep. Not the dog obviously.
"Carl Chav was most likely not liked by "his" dog."
Or anyone else, I suspect...
"He should be put to sleep."
It'd be the humane thing to do!
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