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AKIM HUSSAN FROM LONDON SENTENCED FOR CRUELTY TO ZEUS IN BRENTWOOD, ESSEX

By Red Rose Database | Monday, 13 January 2025

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AKIM HUSSAN FROM LONDON SENTENCED FOR CRUELTY TO ZEUS IN BRENTWOOD, ESSEX

Akim Hussan, a resident of London, was convicted in 2019 for a brutal attack on a dog named Zeus. The incident took place on August 20, 2018, in Brentwood, Essex, where Hussan inflicted unnecessary suffering upon the innocent animal.

According to reports, Hussan's actions involved grabbing, kicking, and yanking Zeus, causing the dog significant distress and pain. The details of the attack highlight a disturbing case of animal cruelty, with no further specifics provided about the circumstances leading to the assault.

Following his conviction, Hussan was sentenced to serve 160 hours of unpaid community work. Additionally, he was ordered to pay a total of £170 in costs and charges related to the case. As part of his punishment, he was disqualified from owning or keeping any animals for a period of five years, a ban that was set to expire in June 2024.

This case underscores the legal consequences faced by individuals found guilty of animal cruelty in the UK, emphasizing the importance of animal welfare and the enforcement of laws designed to protect vulnerable creatures like Zeus.