Roy Cristuta felt shame and despair when he got a knock at the door from two police officers who had come to take his roosters following noise complaints to council. He's hoping the premier can intervene as he did with Molly the magpie.

Roy lost his roosters over a noise complaint, he’s hoping the premier can intervene as he did with Molly the magpie

WHO COULD HAVE SEEN THIS COMING?? 🙄

  • 𝚝𝚛𝚔@aussie.zoneOPEnglish
    7·
    2 months ago

    Some of associates of mine work in DESI and if their previous experiences are anything to go by, old mate would have had DOZENS of warnings, finger wagglings, slightly sterner finger wagglings, pieces of paper, more important pieces of paper, in-person visits, more in-person visits, phone calls, etc etc etc with a grace period of 90 days between each step assuming they dont lodge an appeal which immediately resets the 90 day counter and can damn near blow out indefinitely… He potentially had years of warnings before action was finally taken.

    Can you imagine living in the vicinity of multiple crowing roosters in suburbia for literally years only for the source of your frustration appearing in the local rag crying poor me?

    • Shouldnt have taken on roosters in a suburban area

    • Should have taken them to this farm somewhere between the warnings and the finger wagglings

    • Should not be attempting to follow the Magpie idiots in bypassing the laws

    • Ilandar@aussie.zone
      51·
      2 months ago

      That may very well be the case but it doesn’t change how I feel; someone has still been separated from their beloved pets. It is actually possible to feel sympathetic for another member of society whilst acknowledging that the bad situation they’ve found themselves in has arisen because they broke laws and/or acted irresponsibly (a shocking concept in today’s outrage-driven social media landscape, I know).