restores my faith in common sense and the justice system
not sure how to get the link up properly :giveup:
Quote by Dirtygirly
Good grief... they'd have to do a shitload more than that to restore my faith in the justice system but I'm glad for you that it's restored your faith. Nice that someone is happy. :mrgreen:
Quote by Phuckers
Good grief... they'd have to do a shitload more than that to restore my faith in the justice system but I'm glad for you that it's restored your faith. Nice that someone is happy. :mrgreen:
Quote by kentswingers777
Plus yet another council twat certainly doing his job, but I bet they do not take the same stance with some shopkeepers who sell alcohol to minors!!
The shop............. was investigated after a complaint that it sold a gerbil to a teenager with learning disabilities, who put the animal in a cup of coffee and killed it.
Mrs Higgins said the cockatiel was not for sale but had not been quarantined as it should have been.
Head of Public Protection at Trafford Council, Iain Veitch said:"The council will always try to support pet and business owners so that they are able to care for their animals properly, but where they continually ignore the advice they are given, we will not hesitate to use our statutory powers."
The shop owner Joan Higgins and her son Mark yesterday pleaded guilty at Trafford magistrates court to causing unnecessary suffering to the cockatiel and selling an animal to a person under 16 who was not accompanied by an adult. Higgins was fined £1,000 and put under home curfew between 6pm and 7am for the next seven weeks because she was unfit for community work.
Quote by Kaznkev
From The Metro (Manchester free paper):
The shop............. was investigated after a complaint that it sold a gerbil to a teenager with learning disabilities, who put the animal in a cup of coffee and killed it.
Mrs Higgins said the cockatiel was not for sale but had not been quarantined as it should have been.
Head of Public Protection at Trafford Council, Iain Veitch said:"The council will always try to support pet and business owners so that they are able to care for their animals properly, but where they continually ignore the advice they are given, we will not hesitate to use our statutory powers."
The shop owner Joan Higgins and her son Mark yesterday pleaded guilty at Trafford magistrates court to causing unnecessary suffering to the cockatiel and selling an animal to a person under 16 who was not accompanied by an adult. Higgins was fined £1,000 and put under home curfew between 6pm and 7am for the next seven weeks because she was unfit for community work.
Quote by easy
From The Metro (Manchester free paper):
The shop............. was investigated after a complaint that it sold a gerbil to a teenager with learning disabilities, who put the animal in a cup of coffee and killed it.
Mrs Higgins said the cockatiel was not for sale but had not been quarantined as it should have been.
Head of Public Protection at Trafford Council, Iain Veitch said:"The council will always try to support pet and business owners so that they are able to care for their animals properly, but where they continually ignore the advice they are given, we will not hesitate to use our statutory powers."
The shop owner Joan Higgins and her son Mark yesterday pleaded guilty at Trafford magistrates court to causing unnecessary suffering to the cockatiel and selling an animal to a person under 16 who was not accompanied by an adult. Higgins was fined £1,000 and put under home curfew between 6pm and 7am for the next seven weeks because she was unfit for community work.
Quote by kentswingers777
Make your mind up. You either believe what the press say....or you do not.
Or do you only believe the bits you want to believe?
Quote by northwest-cpl
Make your mind up. You either believe what the press say....or you do not.
Or do you only believe the bits you want to believe?
Quote by kentswingers777
A bit like our politicians then Staggs?