Liam Doherty was convicted of hare coursing offences under the Hunting Act 2004
A man who used dogs to hunt wild hares has had his vehicle seized and been hit with a fine of more than £500.
Officers from Lancashire Constabulary attended and stopped and searched a 4x4 vehicle in a nearby residential street. Doherty was convicted of hunting a wild mammal with dog/s under the Hunting Act 2004The 33-year-old, of Ince Road, Liverpool, was ordered to pay £537 in fines and costs. The vehicle used in the offence was also seized.
"He was fined £537.00 with costs. #SouthRTF are committed to stamping out Wildlife crime in Lancashire. Thanks to our local farmers and landowners for reporting these offences and supporting us at court, We do take it seriously."
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