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Karen Howel was prosecuted after her cat s Flystrike was so severe, it had to be put down A woman who left her cat to be eaten alive by maggots has been ordered to carry out 80 hours of community service. Karen Howell admitted to causing unnecessary suffering to her male cat, named Sonny, under section 4 of the Animal Welfare Act. The RSPCA had prosecuted Howell, of Ockelford Avenue, Chelmsford, after concerns were raised by a vet, who was left with little choice but to put Sonny down after seeing the distress he was in. Howell had taken the cat to the vets on September 10 and initially claimed that the cat had been fine that morning.
Man fined after threatening to destroy someone s cat A MAN in his 70s has had to pay out in court after threatening to destroy someone’s cat. Brian Wooder, 77, of Alexandra Road, Burnham attended Chelmsford Magistrates Court on December 17. Wooder admitted to threatening to destroy the victim’s cat, without lawful excuse, intending that the victim would fear that the threat would be carried out. Wooder received a six-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay £167 in court charges.
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Man fined after threatening to destroy someone s cat A MAN in his 70s has had to pay out in court after threatening to destroy someone’s cat. Brian Wooder, 77, of Alexandra Road, Burnham attended Chelmsford Magistrates Court on December 17. Wooder admitted to threatening to destroy the victim’s cat, without lawful excuse, intending that the victim would fear that the threat would be carried out. Wooder received a six-month conditional discharge and was ordered to pay £167 in court charges.
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The call comes after two drivers were prosecuted for throwing rubbish out of their car window. Bircan Ay, 54, was spotted smoking in the his licensed Hackney Carriage vehicle on the and then littering the cigarette butt while travelling along Coggeshall Road, Braintree. Ay admitted breaching the Health Act 2006 and the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and ordered to pay £282 in fines and costs. Another motorists, Elliot Peacocke, has been ordered to pay more than £1,000 after waste was seen being thrown out of the passenger window of his car along Hatfield Road, Witham. The vehicle was stopped by a council street warden but the occupants refused to provide details.