Man, 37, arrested after pile of dead animals dumped outside shop

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Around 50 dead hares, a barn owl and a kestrel were left outside Broughton Community Shop.

A 37-year-old man from Totton, near Southampton, has been arrested on suspicion of seven offences A man has been arrested after dozens of dead animals were dumped outside a community shop. Around 50 dead hares, a barn owl and a kestrel were left outside Broughton Community Shop in a picturesque Hampshire village earlier this month. The previous month, a decapitated deer was found close to a primary school in a nearby village.

Around 50 dead hares, a barn owl and a kestrel were left outside Broughton Community Shop The birds were ‘stuffed’ on the door handles and blood was smeared on the windows, the shop’s treasurer said The previous month, a decapitated deer was found close to a primary school in a nearby village In February, 25 dead wild animals were found close to a primary school on Danes Road in the village of Awbridge, six miles away from Broughton.

 

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