I appeared at Hull Magistrates Court again this morning to face a charge under s.2 of the Dogs Act 1871, and was due to appear again tomorrow to face a charge under s.5 of the Public Order Act 1986, however, the Crown Prosecution Service offered no evidence and withdrew the charges which resulted in not guilty findings being returned.
Apparently, the park keepers and PCSO's in Pearson Park are not very happy...
(More on this story later)
10 comments:
Excellent. Very good pic.
Good News! Hope thats the end of it now.
louise h
Charles: Indeed. Indeed. I was never in any doubt at the outcome. However, the CPS case which was weak to start with was seriously undermined when Hull City Council sent me a threatening letter during the court proceedings. My solicitor and I jumped on this opportunity to cut a long story short, to allow me to concentrate on Xmas celebrations, and the CPS was persuaded to drop the matter.
Louise h: It should be now as part of the deal was to put on record the victimisation I had suffered from the park keepers and PCSOs, and a strongly worded letters of warning will be sent to the Council from both the CPS and my solicitor to ensure that this is now the end of the matter.
Congratulations John, I hope the things in the pipeline work out for you as well.
Looks like Santa has called early!
Wonderful news.
Great pic of you and Rocky.
Hope you give him a treat.
Great news. Congratulations John.
Great news. What a relief. Always knew Rocky was a good dog, a happy trusted dog, who never showed any aggression to our 3, and when we found out Rocky was threatened we were shocked. I don't know if you ever knew Angela who was a park warden. She loved dogs, and I can't imagine she'd have supported the wardens who so patently had it in for you and your dog. Happy times ahead to you and Rocky!
The truth always prevails.
Congratulations to you and Rocky dear John.The pic is lovely:you both look very handsome!
Un abrazo from.....somewhere
Rocky is never guilty. Say hello for me.
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