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JAC JONES FROM BRECON SHAMES ANIMAL RIGHTS WITH BRUTAL DOG ATTACK IN POWYS
In a disturbing incident that has shocked the community of Brecon and the surrounding areas, Jac Jones, a resident of Newgate Street, Llanfaes, was convicted of a severe and unprovoked attack on his pet dog, Tommy, a French bulldog. The assault took place in November 2022, and the details of the attack reveal a troubling pattern of violence fueled by drug influence.According to court reports, Jones, who has a history of previous criminal convictions, launched a violent assault on his defenseless pet while under the influence of drugs. The attack was described as relentless and of a serious nature, involving multiple kicks to Tommy’s head and body. The incident was characterized as an unprovoked act of cruelty, with Jones deliberately causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.
Tommy, the French bulldog, survived the brutal assault, but the incident left a lasting mark on the community and animal welfare advocates. The court heard that Jones’s actions were not only cruel but also indicative of a disregard for animal rights and safety.
In response to the incident, Jones pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal. As a result, he was sentenced to 18 weeks in prison. Additionally, a deprivation order was issued, explicitly prohibiting Jones from owning Tommy in the future, ensuring that he would not have custody or control over the dog again.
Furthermore, a comprehensive disqualification order was imposed, banning Jones from owning, keeping, or participating in the care of any animals for a period of ten years. This order also prevents him from being involved in any arrangements that would give him control or influence over animals during this period.
In terms of financial penalties, Jones was ordered to pay a surcharge of £154 and costs amounting to £85, which are to be settled upon his release from incarceration. The case was reported by the Powys County Times, highlighting the ongoing efforts to protect animals from cruelty and hold offenders accountable.
