google-site-verification: googlec7193c3de77668c9.html

Suspected hare coursing in Hertfordshire captured by drones

Police have released drone footage which appears to show several people participating in hare coursing and damaging fields.

Officers were called to Mill Lane in Therfield, near Royston in Hertfordshire, on Saturday to reports of several people in vehicles trespassing on private land.

Sgt Alex Winning said it was believed the vehicles set off from Cambridgeshire and were used to break through gates.

“There was significant damage to arable land caused by 4×4 vehicles and hare coursing offences committed contrary to the Hunting Act of 2004, external,” he said.


BBC News

See also  Leicester: 'I retired as a teacher - now I'm a punk rocker'

Check Also

Impact of drought ‘can be seen along River Severn’

European bullhead, for example, rely on smaller streams to raise their young and shelter from …

Bluetongue fears in Shropshire ‘on par with foot and mouth’

Zoe Lloyd is an animal health and welfare scientist at the Agricultural and Horticultural Development …

New Peak District red routes raise £4,600 in fines

The double red lines – which mean no stopping at any time – were the …

Leave a Reply

Available for Amazon Prime