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Thug killed daughter’s kitten in rage after being kicked out of nightclub

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A painter and decorator from Keighley killed his daughter’s kitten after he was kicked out a nightclub.

Prosecutor Lydia Carroll instructed Bradford Crown Court on Monday that Daniel Pickard had joked about killing the three-month-old kitten named Pablo beforehand, when his daughter had talked about she could rehome her.

She mentioned: “In November final 12 months his daughter had moved into his flat. She moved in together with her five-month-old son and the kitten they usually had been there for round three weeks earlier than the incident. Around 4 weeks earlier than she had agreed to rehome a kitten from her buddy as a result of her youngsters did not prefer it and it got here to her dad’s flat.

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“A couple of days previous to the incident on the third December and he or she had had a dialog with him and mentioned she was struggling to take care of the cat and was considering of rehoming it and he [Pickard] had mentioned ‘Why do not I simply kill it? I’ll take it to the again the place the bins are.’ She mentioned it was high-quality and he or she would rehome it.”

The court docket was instructed that Pickard, 42, went out together with his two daughters a lot of weeks later they usually had been in a nightclub when he acquired “kicked out” by a bouncer. His daughter was unable to get into his flat and went again to her mom’s together with her sister when he known as her the following day and mentioned he had killed the cat.

Ms Colley mentioned: “He mentioned ‘The cat’s gone, I’ve killed, it is lifeless.’ She thought he was joking and thought it was some kind of sick joke. She requested how he had killed the cat and he mentioned ‘I could not cease punching it, it has been p****** me off for weeks.'”

The girl and her sister went to the flat and located Pickard, of Keighley, intoxicated. After having been unable to seek out the cat, they then found it in a plastic provider bag and known as the police.

Ms Colley instructed the court docket: “At some level he had gone to his bed room, introduced it out and put it on the communal touchdown. Officers arrived and noticed him exterior the flat and described his eyes as ‘glazed over…’They thought he had a weapon and requested him to point out his fingers. He acquired right into a preventing stance and continued to withstand arrest and lashed out and caught a PC on the correct aspect of his jaw…

“In custody he mentioned he had a small bag of hashish on it and he was additional arrested.”

The court docket heard that the cat had suffered fractures to her face and neck in step with strangulation. Pickard went on to plead responsible to inflicting pointless struggling to an animal, felony harm, assaulting an emergency employee, possession of hashish and failing to give up. He admitted failing to give up after not turning as much as an earlier court docket listening to.



Bradford Crown Court
Bradford Crown Court

He had 36 earlier convictions for 56 offences together with affray, being drunk and disorderly and breaches of orders. The court docket heard certainly one of his daughters didn’t need to see him once more and one other has moved away from Keighley away from him.

Mitigating, Lily Wildman, mentioned: “From the outset he recognises that is clearly a set of disturbing circumstances that he’s liable for. The lack of regret on the time, I can not search to defend his actions at the moment, however since then and within the proceedings, he does present real regret.”

Her Honour Judge Watson handed Pickard a 21-month suspended for 2 years and instructed him he should perform 30 days rehabilitation exercise requirement, an alcohol therapy requirement and 150 hours of unpaid work. She additionally instructed him he should pay £75 in compensation to his daughters for prices of the cremation of the kitten.

She mentioned: “I make it very, very clear it was very near being custody. If there’s a breach I’m reserving this case to myself and it will likely be custody.”

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