CLINT RIMANOCZY FROM HORTON SENTENCED FOR CRUELTY TO PUPPIES IN SLOUGH

Clint Rimanoczy, a resident of Horton, was brought before the Slough Magistrates’ Court on Friday, December 8, 2017, to face serious charges related to animal cruelty. The case centered around a disturbing incident that occurred on November 23, 2016, involving the mutilation of two innocent cane corso puppies.

According to court records, Rimanoczy was found guilty of performing a prohibited and inhumane procedure on the young dogs, which involved the removal of their ears and tails. This act of cruelty was not an isolated incident; Rimanoczy also admitted to a separate charge of removing part or all of a dog’s tail, further demonstrating a pattern of neglect and abuse.

In addition to these charges, he was convicted of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal by failing to seek veterinary assistance, a serious violation of animal welfare laws. The court heard that Rimanoczy’s actions inflicted significant pain and suffering on the puppies, with no regard for their well-being.

The sentencing was severe, reflecting the gravity of the offenses. Rimanoczy was sentenced to 18 weeks in jail and ordered to pay costs and charges amounting to £7,056.28. Furthermore, he was banned from keeping any animals for a period of 20 years, a measure intended to prevent him from committing similar acts in the future. The court also issued a deprivation order, removing a dog and her two puppies from his custody.

At the time of sentencing, Rimanoczy was residing on Milton Close in Horton. However, by November 2021, records indicate that he had moved to Burton Way in Windsor, with the postal code SL4 4NJ. This case highlights the ongoing efforts of authorities to combat animal cruelty and ensure that offenders are held accountable for their actions.