ADAM BROWN HORRIFIC HARE COURSER FROM DONCASTER CAUGHT IN RAWCLIFFE BRIDGE CRUELTY SCENE

Adam Brown, a man from Doncaster, has been convicted of participating in illegal hare coursing activities that took place near Rawcliffe Bridge. Born on June 25, 1985, Brown resides on Princess Street in the Woodlands area of Doncaster, with the postcode DN6 8LT. His involvement in this cruel activity has garnered significant attention from local authorities and wildlife protection agencies.

Brown’s actions, which he admitted to in court, involved the unlawful pursuit and harassment of brown hares using dogs on farmland close to Rawcliffe Bridge in March 2021. The court documents reveal that Brown entered a guilty plea to an offence under Section 1 of the Hunting Act 2004, which prohibits the hunting of wild mammals with dogs. This law aims to protect wildlife from such barbaric practices that cause unnecessary suffering.

According to court proceedings, on March 21, 2021, Adam Brown, along with two juveniles, ventured onto farmland at New Drain. During this illegal activity, they released dogs onto the brown hares, allowing the animals to be chased and pursued by the dogs in a manner that is both cruel and illegal. Witnesses and evidence presented in court confirmed that Brown was actively involved in orchestrating this hunt, demonstrating a blatant disregard for wildlife laws and animal welfare.

In the sentencing, Brown was ordered to pay a total of £239. He received a fine of £120, which reflects the seriousness of his offence. Additionally, he was required to cover court costs amounting to £85 and a victim surcharge of £34. These penalties serve as a reminder of the legal consequences faced by individuals who engage in such animal cruelty activities.

Further details reveal that Adam Brown is not only known for his involvement in illegal hare coursing but also runs a business named AB Aggregates and Tree Surgeons. Despite his professional pursuits, his actions against wildlife have cast a shadow over his reputation. Brown’s conduct has been publicly condemned, and his case highlights ongoing efforts by authorities to crack down on illegal hunting and protect vulnerable wildlife species.

Photos posted on social media, including a picture shared publicly on Facebook on August 12, 2021, depict Brown with his children, suggesting that he may be teaching his offspring the same cruel practices. This raises concerns about the perpetuation of animal cruelty across generations and underscores the importance of community awareness and legal enforcement to prevent such activities from continuing.