Badger baiters snared by police
23 Feb 2006 - BBC News
Five
Kent police officers and a crime scene investigator have received
RSPCA awards after helping to catch a badger baiting gang last
year.
The commendations followed an incident where animal welfare
officers were called by police to reports of four men digging at a
badger sett in Swanley.
They were fined in court over offences of badger baiting and
causing suffering to their dogs.
The RSPCA said police had helped put a stop to their "barbaric
activity".
Steve Dockery, the animal charity's chief inspector for the West
Kent area, said: "Without their help in preserving the scene and
assisting with interviews, it could have been very difficult to
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