Connah’s Quay, Flintshire: Shane Burt

CONVICTED (2009) | Shane Paul Burt, born c. 1989, of 10 Deans Avenue, Connah’s Quay, Deeside CH5 4QF – filmed his dog trying to kill a badger.

Shane Burt. Picture: Facebook.

Burt was found guilty of wilfully attempting to kill a badger after being prosecuted under the Badgers Act 1992.

The court heard the horrible attack happened in Dock Road, Connah’s Quay, sometime between September 30 and November 26, 2008.

Acting on information there was mobile phone footage that would incriminate Burt, police executed a search warrant on his home.

They seized the phone, which was found to have about 30-seconds of sickening footage showing the dog attacking the badger.

The footage ends with the badger leaving the scene.

Burt told police his dog had been injured in the attack and that he had washed the injuries with warm, salted water.

He said that the dog – a lurcher/Staffy named Hooch – had since been put down.

After the case, North Wales Police Wildlife and Environmental Officer Sgt Rob Taylor said: “I am very pleased with the result. It was a callous and sick act.”

Sentencing | 150 hours of community service; £250 costs. Three-year ban on keeping animals (expired 2012).

North Wales Live

One thought on “Connah’s Quay, Flintshire: Shane Burt”

  1. Another Mentally Disturbed Scum.
    Bit of work he needs, he wouldn’t have the energy to go out Badger Killing, or whatever else he has been up to before he was caught. I feel really sorry for that Baby he is pictured with, being Born with such a Father. He has brought shame to his family. He won’t have no luck for what he has been up to.

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