Rspca Appealing For Witnesses To Duck Killing
            
            
                
                
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                Conservation - Animals Press Release
15th October 2009, 01:09pm -
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                RSPCA Appealing for Witnesses to Duck Killing 
 RSPCA NSW is appealing for witnesses to an incident in North Narrabeen on 
Tuesday, 13 October where a duck was attacked and killed.   
Three teenagers were seen capturing the duck and then attacking and killing 
it, leaving the body on the pathway. The incident took place around midday on 
Pelican Path, a public pathway between Lake Park Rd and the Ocean Street 
Bridge in North Narrabeen.  
"This is a distressing and deliberate act of animal cruelty and we urge anyone 
with information to come forward," said RSPCA NSW Chief Inspector David 
O'Shannessy.  
"An incident such as this which results in the death of an animal amounts to 
an act of aggravated animal cruelty and offenders face a maximum penalty of 
$22,000 and/or two years in jail."  
Anyone with information is urged to contact RSPCA NSW on (02) 9770 7555 
or the Police.  
Media Contact: 
Michelle Minehan, RSPCA NSW Media Manager   
E: 
[email protected]    P: (02) 9782 4482    M: 0413 622 020  
SOURCE: RSPCA NSW