Angel A MAN has been jailed for 12 weeks after he let a dog suffer with a chronic ear infection for six years. Daryn Devine, of Drybeck Grove, Sutton pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to a white female American bulldog called Angel. He was also given a 10-year ban on keeping dogs at the hearing at Liverpool, Knowsley and St Helens Magistrates Court. The court heard how the RSPCA was called to investigate reports that Devine’s American Bulldog called Angel was suffering from a chronic ear infection which he had failed to seek veterinary treatment for. Angel RSPCA animal rescuer, inspector Caren Goodman-James went to his home address on October 30 last year and was invited into the property by a woman who said she was looking after the dog while Devine was in prison.
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The company was fined at Liverpool Magistrates Court, based at the QEII Courts AN ENGINEERING firm has been fined after one of its workers developed a serious respiratory illness due to exposure to welding fumes and metal working fluid over a 30-year period. PYC Engineering Ltd, based at Eastside Industrial Estate on Jackson Street, St Helens was fined £10,000 and also made to pay just less than the same amount in costs. This was after a worker developed hypersensitive pneumonitis, a serious and irreversible respiratory illness, as a result of occupational exposure to welding fumes and metal working fluid over a 30-year period.