The Valladolid Civil Guard investigates a man by allegedly mutilated several fighting roosters in order to prepare them for. The birds, with the ridges and cut chins, a sign of their preparation for this irregular activity, are after their robbery was denounced in Valladolid. The authorities have found a total of 15 roosters and six and some of them crossed with the, very aggressive and common in those savage. The subject failed to justify the reason for these mutilations, considered animal abuse, nor had permits to manage those pens or raise the specimens.
The agents have found these animals within the framework of the operation initiated after the complaint of a family that had been stolen several roosses in that race in Valladolid. The investigations of the Civil Guard of the province allowed Soria to help the location of a dozen of the supposedly stolen copies. The case went viral in social networks after first warning of the possible robbery and then threatening the thieves. The complaint of the disappearance and the characteristics of the roosters found, many of them with those mutilations of illegal fighting, assumed that proceedings were opened for an alleged crime of abuse, the Delegate Prosecutor’s Office of Environment and Urbanism of the Hearing being notified Provincial of Valladolid.
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The investigation allowed on January 22 to inspect suspicious facilities together with veterinarians of agriculture, livestock and rural development of the Junta de Castilla y León. The performance in an exploitation of rooster Civil.
Five of them “presented the ridges and amputated chins without proving that said amputation is due to therapeutic or diagnostic causes” and without veterinary evidence of having been carried out with guarantees. The agents verified that these animals correspond to the stolen roosters and subsequently recovered in Soria and source of the controversy a few days ago. “The rest of the animals were in acceptable conditions,” they said.
The intervention resulted in a 43 -year -old man being investigated for this alleged animal abuse, in addition to being accredited “the total lack of any type of authorization, licenses, permission or communication to the different local and regional authorities” of existence ”of the existence of that fight of fighting roosters.
In this way, it has been denounced for not having registered that corral or having processed environmental communication to the Valladolid City Council. Nor was a presence in the Livestock Exports Registry of Castilla y León. “Likewise, efforts are being carried out with the company holder of the farm to know the legality of the exploitation situation,” they add.
The 21 animals “have been immobilized in the place due to the impossibility of finding a location that meets the” appropriate conditions for its maintenance. The crime of animal abuse is typified with imprisonment from three to 18 months or a fine of six to twelve months and with the special disqualification penalty of one to three years for the exercise of profession, trade or trade that is related to animals and for the possession of animals.
