2 youths were given 100 hours community punishment for stamping a baby deer to death in a Dorset park. They were not named and shamed for legal reasons.
This sentence was given in a youth court by a judge who couldn't hand down a custodial sentence for the offence. One of the youths is already appealing his sentence.
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- CABOT
- CABOT (Challenging Antisocial Behaviour Together incorporating Communities Against Knife Crime ) is a voluntary organisation, we listen, signpost and support people living with antisocial behaviour. Our office is based in Bristol. Our officers are all volunteers and have diverse skills bases including the criminal justice system, customer service,local authority and mental health work. Our organisation is supported by Avon and Somerset Police, Bristol City Council and Safer Bristol Partnership. We also have a tenant rep, who will help with local authority housing issues in confidence. We are also taking a proactive stance against knife crime, and would encourage everybody to do the same in a safe and lawful manner. By joining our voices together as a community, we have more chance of being heard than a lone voice shouting in the wind.
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