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A man who killed two badgers in a “barbaric” attack using two dogs has been sent to prison.
Paul Tomlinson, 29, from Nottingham, filmed the attacks and discussed it on social media, in June 2014.
Tomlinson, of Melford Road, was jailed for 20 weeks and banned from keeping dogs for three years, at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court.
The RSPCA described Tomlinson’s actions as “barbaric” and would not be tolerated in modern society.
Source: BBC
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Operation EASTER ~ 27 years of stopping egg thieves
Man who abseiled down cliff to take peregrine falcon...
Newport company fined for the demolition of Bat Roost
Cheshire man sentenced after admitting animal cruelty...
2,114 seizures of endangered animals and timber in major...