Man Who Kicked Dog to Death to Escape Punishment

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May 19, 2009 by Jennifer White



A
man who kicked his girlfriend’s dog so hard it killed her has
escaped prosecution as it was decided the dog ‘did not
suffer’.
Norman Llewellyn was arguing with his girlfriend and decided to take
out his frustration on her 3 year old Yorkshire Terrier, Phoebe.
Llewellyn had bought his girlfriend the puppy 3 years earlier as a
present.
He kicked the dog so hard, she was killed instantly. Julie Blyth,
called police but Llewellyn ended up being let off with a caution. It
was decided no prosecution would be brought as Llewellyn had shown
‘remorse’ and did not have any previous convictions.
The RSPCA were informed of the incident but after investigating the case, decided not to take any further action.
The animal charity formed the decision on the basis that the dog was
killed instantly and didn’t suffer. A vet carried out a
post-mortem on the dog and the RSPCA decided not to bring any
ill-treatment or cruelty cases.
The decision has caused outrage after the charity explained:
”Evidence of suffering is necessary for cruelty to be proven in
the courts. And as an expert ruled that suffering did not occur, animal
welfare offences could not be considered.”
The couple are no longer together and Miss Blyth’s sister said that she was ‘heartbroken’.
She spoke of the incident: ”We think it’s disgusting. It
seems no one wants to know – and we are upset he has got away
with it. What sort of message does it send out to people.”
Author and animal lover, Jilly Cooper has commented on the incident
and has called for the charity to rethink their decision: ”It is
irrelevant whether it was one kick or two. Killing an animal is killing
an animal.”
The RSPCA said: ‘The Society shares the public’s concern
and frustration. But of course we can only act within the law. This
case is exceptional.”
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http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/2470/man-who-kicked-dog-to-death-to-escape-punishment/

Bloody hell,how can they say the dog didnt suffer
the kick was powerful enough to kill it ffs. :Angry: :Angry: :Angry: :Angry: