Romanians killing our sheep.

Robert Iordan, aged 23, and Florin Nutu, aged 36, were both jailed for four years and four months on Friday by Judge Adrienne Lucking QC, who described the inhumane killing of sheep worth around £10,000 as gruesome and distressing.

Judge Lucking also sentenced Viorel Manu to a custodial sentence of two years and 11 months after hearing that the 39-year-old father-of-nine was involved in only one albeit serious offence.

All three men, previously of Dunsink Road, Aston, Birmingham, appeared in court via a prison videolink, while barristers in the case presented their submissions by a telephone link set up due to the coronavirus crisis.

Opening the case against the men, who admitted conspiracy to steal at previous hearings, prosecutor Adam Pearson told the court there were concerns that stolen meat from sheep recently given medication was unfit for human consumption.
 

HolzKopf

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Location
Kent&Snuffit
That's a lot of lamb - it must have been a supply business. There's more to this? Where did they dispose of the remains. Why did they do it? Who bought it? - a couple of lambs in the freezer lasts our family a long while.
It's deportation for me. Those people are not wanted here and contributed only a negative lifestyle in this country.
 

yellowbelly

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
N.Lincs
It's deportation for me. Those people are not wanted here and contributed only a negative lifestyle in this country.
^^^^+1
When Chauchesku was persecuting them in Romania they were welcomed here with open arms - "poor people, let them stay,"said all the bleeding hearts.

Turns out old Nikoli knew it was the only way to keep 'em in line (chopping their hands off and the like). They have no respect whatsoever for our laws. It's just like a walk in the park for them, living here:mad:
 

Clive

Staff Member
Moderator
Location
Lichfield
we lost about 20 the first year we had them here on cover crops - pretty sure someone was just shooting and taking one at a time for the freezer or to sell in the pub
 

David.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
J11 M40
Just to explore the theory, what sanction will white collar corporate thieves, dishonest bankers, etc suffer?
As annoying as visible thievery is, the spivs are probably costing the country every bit as much or more, and most seem to get away Scott free.
 

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