A 31-year-old old man has been arrested in connection with the geese killing incident at Whittle Hall last Saturday morning.
The man from Liverpool was arrested and taken into custody yesterday, Wednesday and has now been released pending further investigations of suspicion of using a vehicle to kill a bird.
At least seven geese were killed after being hit by a car on Omega Boulevard last Saturday morning, causing outrage in the local community after the incident was captured on CCTV.
A Cheshire Police spokesperson said: “On Saturday 15 July police were made aware of a blue car which was reported to have hit a number of geese on Omega Boulevard in Warrington.
“Following enquiries, officers arrested a 31-year-old man from Liverpool on suspicion of using a vehicle to kill a bird.
“He has since been released under investigation, pending further enquiries.”
Its understood the male was arrested by the Rural Crime team.
MP and residents call for action after geese allegedly massacred by speeding motorist
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I am glad an arrest has been made, this was a senseless and cruel killing of geese because of excessive speed and not caring at all about their actions they didn’t even apparently try to avoid them according to witnesses. But it’s important that these rat runs are sorted out as it’s not the only residential area where people are using it as a short cut and using excessive speed. I hope now that they have had time to reflect on their actions that they are not only punished to the full extent of the law but reconsider their behaviour.
This person is disgusting and vile and deserves to be dealt with in the most severe way possible. These are protected birds as well and he has no reason or justification for what he’s done it’s disgusting had this been a kid he’d killed he would be in prison regardless and his licence taken away