AARON BUTLER FROM WIGAN FACES FINE AND BAN AFTER DOG KICKING INCIDENT

AARON BUTLER FROM WIGAN FACES FINE AND BAN AFTER DOG KICKING INCIDENT

Aaron John Butler, a resident of Upper Dicconson Street in Wigan, has been convicted of a disturbing act involving animal cruelty.

Born on June 27, 1990, Butler was found guilty of kicking a dog directly in the face, an assault that has shocked the local community and raised concerns about animal welfare in the area.

Details surrounding the incident remain scarce, with reports indicating that the severity of the injuries inflicted on the dog has not been fully disclosed due to limited media coverage.

The incident was reported to authorities, leading to Butler's arrest and subsequent legal proceedings.

In the court's judgment, Aaron Butler was ordered to pay a total of £680, which covers fines, legal costs, and charges related to the case.

Additionally, he received a ban from keeping any animals for a period of two years.

This ban, which was set to expire in November 2017, was intended to prevent any future harm to animals by the convicted individual.

The case has garnered attention from local residents and animal rights advocates, emphasizing the importance of accountability and stricter enforcement of animal protection laws in Wigan and beyond.

Despite the legal consequences, the incident remains a stark reminder of the ongoing issues related to animal cruelty in the community.