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So, let me get this straight as I read your post, The police not the RSPCA are the people responsible for the death of the dog as they are the ones who took your dogs? So you now have to go after the police?

 

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No the police are the ones that have been declared the ones who have sized the dogs who passed them on to the rspca for safe keeping which they have failed to do so under the 2006 welfare act so both are responsible they will find that they are subject to privet prosecutions as both party's have failed to provide adequate care and safety for the animals

 

 

Im certain I brought this up earlier: the police would nt of been at your property without the request from the arspca because they have the authority to enter your property(with the appropriate warrant) not the arspca?

In view of this ruling can you not now get legal aid? as there is a case to answer

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Get Clive to push every charge possible all the way mate, I'd be phoning papers and everything, all over facebook you name it, take them for everything

right here is the update i was charged by the rspca with 6 charges keeping 9 dogs for animal fighting being present at an animal fight causing an animal fight cruelty to a dog causing s

Just got conformation from the solicitor ect the warrant seems to have legality issues the dogs seized seems to be illegal have to wait 14 days for a response from the chief constable then its court a

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So, let me get this straight as I read your post, The police not the RSPCA are the people responsible for the death of the dog as they are the ones who took your dogs? So you now have to go after the police?

 

TC

No the police are the ones that have been declared the ones who have sized the dogs who passed them on to the rspca for safe keeping which they have failed to do so under the 2006 welfare act so both are responsible they will find that they are subject to privet prosecutions as both party's have failed to provide adequate care and safety for the animals

 

 

Im certain I brought this up earlier: the police would nt of been at your property without the request from the arspca because they have the authority to enter your property(with the appropriate warrant) not the arspca?

In view of this ruling can you not now get legal aid? as there is a case to answer

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Very rarely get legal aid now unless you are in danger of getting a custodial sentence

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my understanding is that although the police had to seize the dogs due to the rspca having no legal powers, once handed to them the rspca then have the responsibility?

Both had a legal responsibility bud

 

 

thats good to know. keep at em dym!

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I haven't read this thread for ages and am gob smacked by the posts that lampingloon posted

Just a trick to and dry up support for dymented.

Whether the money be used in defence

and/or persuing the rspca it makes no odds to me all the same thing in my book,if they have to use their resourses in fighting then loosing ,great.

 

best of luck Dymented

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As it drags on so damages must increase to recompense you for the suffering this is causing!

There extremely good at wriggling out of things and blaming others ie case up at Hartlepool woman accused of neglecting her cat the rspca took it to there vet where a dog got lose and killed the said cat Now there trying to do her for that her trial has been stopped and adjourned they twist every thing

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