JOHN CURNO BANNED FROM ALL FARMS IN BRITAIN AFTER MOLESTING COWS IN WEMBLEY AND UXBRIDGE

In a disturbing case that has sent shockwaves through the agricultural community, 80-year-old John Curno from Wembley has been convicted of heinous acts involving farm animals and subsequently banned from every farm across the United Kingdom. The incident, which took place over the summer, involved Curno engaging in inappropriate and criminal behavior towards cows at Park Lodge Farm, located in Uxbridge, west London.

According to court proceedings, Curno was caught in the act by the wife of the farm's owner, Susan Howie. She observed him on a summer day engaging in disturbing conduct, which included him stroking and talking to a herd of approximately 150 cows while also touching himself inappropriately. The court heard that this behavior was not an isolated incident, as it was also reported that Curno had interfered with the animals on at least two separate occasions.

The police were alerted after the suspicious behavior was witnessed by two sisters, who saw Curno inserting his arm into one of the cows and pleasuring himself. The officers located him on a nearby public footpath, where he was detained. During his arrest, Curno attempted to justify his actions by claiming, “I’m not a violent person, I have a weakness with animals,” revealing a troubling attitude towards his misconduct.

It was revealed during the trial that Curno had been frequenting Park Lodge Farm for over ten years, yet the farm owners, Ian and Susan Howie, were completely unaware of his inappropriate activities. The court heard that Curno’s connection to the farm was longstanding, but his criminal behavior was only uncovered recently.

Magistrate Michael Akers, presiding over the case at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court, decided to adjourn sentencing until the following month. In the meantime, he imposed strict bail conditions that prohibit Curno from entering any farm in the country that has animals. The court also noted that Curno has a prior criminal record, including convictions for arson, which adds to the seriousness of his case.

As the legal proceedings continue, Curno has announced his intention to appeal against the conviction. His sentencing is scheduled to take place later this month, where authorities will determine the full extent of his punishment for these disturbing crimes.