Man in court over rare egg theft (BBC News) (1 Viewer)

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BF Newsroom

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• Apr 27, 2007

• #1

A 40-year-old Cleethorpes man appears before magistrates accused of raiding nests of rare birds.

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Ian Hamiltan

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• Apr 27, 2007

• #2

he,ll probably get a slap on the wrists and told not to do it again
you naughty boy.

 

dafi

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• Apr 27, 2007

• #3

I hope he gets done to the full extent of the law. he would cop it big style if he was in front of a sheriff up here.

 

michaelmacey

D'oh

• Apr 27, 2007

• #4

What a tosser!!!

 

teamsaint

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• Apr 27, 2007

• #5

bastard! keep with the times dude, egging is like so 1950's or summink

 

dafi

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• Apr 28, 2007

• #6

its not just the fact he had eggs its the sheer scale of it!! Throw the book at him!!!!

 

Eranou

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• Apr 28, 2007

• #7

dafi said:

its not just the fact he had eggs its the sheer scale of it!! Throw the book at him!!!!

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I totally agree. Shame that he doesn't put as much effort, and whatever knowledge of birding that he has, into helping educate others to the benefits of conservation rather than senseless destruction. He'll probable end up with a fine, community service and a nice re-education programme!

 

xFritzx

Green Birder

• Apr 30, 2007

• #8

I suppose this is where Asbo's are implemented these days, really there should be a more specific punishment pertaining to wildlife crime.

 

dafi

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• Apr 30, 2007

• #9

I dont know what the max fines and sentences are for this but its shure a lot morethan a scaby little asbo and given the scale of of this. roll on the 17th and his day in court.