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Hare Coursing Suspects Flee, Leaving Dog Behind in Lincolnshire

Hare coursing offenders abandoned dog in 4×4 as officers closed in  Lincolnshire Live

Hare Coursing Suspects Flee, Leaving Dog Behind in Lincolnshire

In a recent incident that underscores the continual fight against hare coursing, offenders left a dog in their 4×4 vehicle as they fled from law enforcement officers. The incident took place in Lincolnshire which is, unfortunately, frequently afflicted by this unlawful act. Hare coursing involves using dogs to hunt and kill hares. This practice is not just inhumane but also against the law, causing outrage among local communities and authorities. Police are intensifying their efforts to suppress such activities, with an objective to guard both wildlife and rural communities traumatised by these offences. Residents are encouraged to report any questionable activity to assist in eradicating this problem.

This story was adapted by The Lincoln Post from original reporting provided by news.google.com.

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