Israel mistakenly assassinated 15 medical personnel? Then mistakenly buried their bodies in a mass grave? Then mistakenly lied about it? Until the mobile phone footage appeared.
It’s #Week248 & #NoahsArmy are still here, still strong. Nobody’s giving up until #JusticeForNoahDonohoe is served.
All of you who stand in the way of truth will be named.
Please retweet, CONVICTED | Luke Parry, 36, from #Ringland, #Newport, #Wales#UK – inflicted repeated physical abuse on a Labrador puppy, causing broken bones and a collapsed lung- AVOIDS JAIL❗️❗️❗️
Parry, who has links to #Stotfold near #Hitchin, #Sandy and #Knebworth as well as #Chatteris in #Cambridgeshire, pleaded guilty to the non-accidental physical abuse of the dog called Belle.
The young dog was found to have sustained rib fractures on at least three separate occasions and had also suffered partial lung collapse.
The case came to light after Belle was taken for veterinary treatment with Parry telling the vet that she had become incontinent after a walk and became weak while he was bathing her and fell in the bath.
Belle was then transferred to another vets and placed in an oxygen tent.
An expert witness who examined the notes from the case said in their report: “The x-ray showed chronologies of rib injury with the rib fractures showing varying degrees of healing .. "
The vet added: "it is highly likely that ‘Belle’ had sustained a focal blunt force trauma to the right side of her chest resulting in a non-displaced rib fracture and damage to her functional lung tissue.”
The vet concluded: “In my opinion ‘Belle’ has been caused to suffer as a consequence of physical abuse resulting in fractured ribs on at least three separate occasions.
“Suffering will have been experienced by this animal via mechanisms of fear, distress and pain. Suffering via pain would have persisted for a period of at least 7 days on the 2 previous occasions and for a period of at least 24 hours on 17/4/23.”
In mitigation the court heard Parry, who runs a fledgling mail order company, was "suffering with his mental health" and had drug and alcohol addictions.
Speaking after the case Inspector Caroline Richardson said: “Thankfully despite all Belle has endured I am pleased to say she recovered well in RSPCA care and has now been rehomed to a loving family.
“I hope the sentence sends out a strong message that animal abuse will not be tolerated in our society and if prosecuted, those will face severe punishment.”
Sentencing | 15 week prison sentence suspended for 12 months; six month alcohol treatment progamme plus 10 days of rehabilitation activity; £300 costs. Lifetime ban.
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Please retweet, CONVICTED | backyard Bully Dog breeder Mason Lukeman, 23, from Clacton-on-Sea, #Essex#UK – subjected a dog to regular beatings, causing a catalogue of appalling injuries-
RECEIVES 12 months in prison‼️‼️
Lukeman, who is originally from #Penge, South-East #London and has links to Grays in Essex, pleaded guilty to six animal welfare offences in total in relation to a dog called Mulla, later renamed Hope. He admitted inflicting physical abuse resulting in injury, failing to provide veterinary treatment for the dog’s injuries and two counts of failing to protect her from injury, pain and suffering.
Mulla was taken to the vets by a lettings agent on January 9, 2024, after she found her locked away in a bathroom of Lukeman’s flat.
She had fresh cuts on her head and what looked like blood dripping from her mouth.
Her teats were hanging down, her tail was bent, she was very thin with her ribs visible and her eyes were gunky and red.
When examined by a vet she was found to have a number of injuries consistent with blunt force trauma.
Evidence also showed she had a severely swollen face, especially on the right side with blood stained saliva dripping from her mouth.
Mulla was taken to the RSPCA Finsbury Park Animal Hospital for further treatment.
Here, x-rays revealed she had several fractured teeth, a fractured skull and fracture of both cheek bones.
The skull and cheek bone fractures were found to be recent injuries.
As well as the recent injuries found around her face and head, a number of other skeletal injuries were noted including fractured ribs and dislocated tail vertebrae.
Despite numerous treatments, her injured eye could not be saved and it was removed at a later date.
Speaking after the court case Inspector Emma Beynon said: “The sheer amount of severe injuries that Mulla sustained are shocking – and the areas of her body affected were from her head to her tail.
“We will never know the full extent of what she had to go through and there was evidence of historic injuries on her body which showed it happened on more than one occasion.
“Her injuries tell a heartbreaking story of a dog who was repeatedly treated in a horrendous way which would have caused her so much pain and suffering."
She added that the case will “haunt” her and her colleagues for a long time.
“I hope the sentence sends out a strong message that animal abuse will not be tolerated in our society and if prosecuted, those will face severe punishment,” she said.
Sentencing | 12 months in prison; £154 victim surcharge. Disqualified from keeping all animals for life.
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As some of you may know Mike had to retire early due to FND (Functional Neurological Disorder) he suffers from memory issues, stutters, balance, speech loss, choking and tremors.
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We have a new rescue today. He is a little puppy in a very bad way.
Luckily his life has already started to turn around.
This is little Leonardo’s story… (1/8) 🧵