Man to face court on eight charges relating to animal cruelty
A MAN will front court later this month on several animal cruelty charges
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A MAN will front court later this month on several animal cruelty charges.
Jeffrey Hulcombe fronted Alice Springs Local Court on Wednesday, November 11, and is charged with commit Act Of Cruelty On Animal, Aggravated Cruelty To Animals, Animal Traps, and Action In Respect Of Injury To Animal.
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The court heard Hulcombe was facing eight charges in total but was seeking to have at least some charges reconsidered by prosecution.
He will face court on November 25 for a plea.
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