NEWPORT MEN FINED OVER HARE COURSING IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Two Newport men, John Turberville and Kirk Gibbons, have been jointly fined over £2,300 following their involvement in hare coursing in Cambridgeshire.
According to court reports, Gibbons pleaded guilty to hunting a wild mammal with dogs, while both men admitted trespassing with intent to search for or pursue hares using dogs in Wicken, a village near Soham.
The offences occurred on November 30 last year and were disclosed during a hearing at Newport Magistrates' Court.
Turberville, aged 45, of Bakers Court, Marshfield, was fined £1,666 with an additional surcharge of £666 and costs of £85.
Gibbons, aged 54, of Macauley Gardens, received a fine of £692, along with a surcharge of £277 and costs of £85.
The two men faced prosecution earlier this year for similar offences committed in Wiltshire in September 2024.
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UK
Country
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First-name region
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United States
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UK
United Kingdom
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d were disclosed during a hearing at Newport Magistrates' Court. Turberville, aged 45, of Bakers Court, Marshfield, was fined 1,666 with an additional surcharge of 666 and costs of 85. Gibbons, aged 54, of Macauley Gardens, received a fi...
Fine or payment
Turberville, aged 45, of Bakers Court, Marshfield, was fined 1,666 with an additional surcharge of 666 and costs of 85
