Absolutely despicable
A man from Blackburn killed a cat after he launched a brutal attack with a mop - and refused to let his former girlfriend take it to the vet.
He received a five-month prison sentence, which will run consecutively to a 35-month sentence imposed for an unconnected drug offence as well as 14 days prison for a bail act offence, making the defendant’s overall custodial sentence one of 40 months and two weeks. Hussain was also banned from keeping animals for life.
She recalled: "He said, ‘that’s it’ and picked her up. She hissed at him and that really annoyed him and he took her out of the bedroom. I went to the toilet and then I heard Kia screaming and he was shouting,” stated the former partner. “I wrapped her in a blanket and I told him I wanted to take her to the vets, but he wouldn’t let me and said ‘no, I will get into trouble’. I couldn’t argue with him as he was like possessed and I was too scared."
The inspectors found the cat’s body wrapped in a brown blanket in another bedroom at the property. Inspector Fletcher said: "There was blood in both her ears and Kia also had blood to her paws and many of her claws were missing.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Manchester News on TikTokThe NHS has issued a warning to vapers ⚠️ warning manchestereveningnews uknews nhs health curiously
Read more »
'This was an act of extreme violence': Thug with pole attacked shop staffHe swung the metal pole in the direction of one victim with it striking him on the head causing him to bleed.
Read more »
Glasgow thug threatened Amazon driver with knife when new tracksuit didn't arriveWilliam Cairns, 37, yelled from his window at Karol Maj demanding, 'Where is my stuff?' and went on to rummage through parcels in the van before the frightened victim was able to escape.
Read more »
Police called to sudden death at Shuttleworth HouseAnother distressing incident to hit the community
Read more »
More maternity tragedies will occur unless rapid changes are made – reportIn a new report, the Health Service Ombudsman’s office said that “if we do not start tackling these issues differently, there will be more tragedies”.
Read more »