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💔 A 10-year-old boy on his dream Blackpool seaside holiday… Jack Piper-Sheach just wanted ice cream by the sea. Instead he was electrocuted in the hotel lobby because the owners ignored dangerous wiring they’d known about since 2020. He died in hospital four days later. The company that owned Tiffany’s Hotel? Fined £120,000. That’s it. No one went to prison. No corporate manslaughter charges. Just a bill the business can probably write off as “cost of doing business.” A child’s life for 120 grand. Is this justice… or are we just letting companies put a price tag on kids? Hotel bosses cutting corners on basic safety and kids pay the ultimate price. This fine is an insult. What do you think - slap on the wrist or actual accountability? #Blackpool #JackPiperSheach #HotelSafety #Justice

🚨 ANYONE IN NORTHERN IRELAND ABLE TO GIVE THIS DOG ABUSER SOME WORDS OF ADVICE? CONVICTED | Dan Hustiu, age unknown, from #ballymena, County #antrim BT43 7DN – caught on video beating his rescue dog. Romanian national Hustiu pleaded guilty to cruelty to an unnamed collie-type dog following a prosecution by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council. The council vet described the harrowing contents of the footage, comprising two separate clips: They said: “In the first video, he grabbed the dog, held her mouth shut while twisting her neck and repeatedly punched her with a closed fist. In the videos you can hear the dog yelping in pain as the man punches her. “In the second video the man is holding the dog by her neck and slamming her down to the ground. He then proceeds to again hold her mouth shut and twist her neck and then shakes her in position. Again in this footage her yelps of pain are audible and she tries to pull away from him. “When she does get away from him she cowers under the table outside away from the man”. The dog, whom Hustiu reportedly adopted from the Dogs Trust, was tethered inside the property to a fridge by a short lead. Veterinary examination found that she had a laceration on her tongue and neck pain from the incident. Sentencing | 240-hour community service order; costs of £155 and £32 of court costs. 10-year disqualification order.