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UK Man Surrenders To Police Over Duckling Hit-And-Run Incident

A 61-year-old man in the UK handed himself in to police investigating claims three ducklings were "crushed to death" by an impatient van driver as they crossed a road. The Staffordshire police have said that the enquiries are still ongoing.

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Stoke-on-Trent man, 61, helping police after ducklings killed

Stoke-on-Trent man, 61, helping police after ducklings killed
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What an absolute vile piece of filth - Your verdict on van driver who mowed down ducklings

What an absolute vile piece of filth - Your verdict on van driver who mowed down ducklings
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Police warn against vigilante action against duckling hit-and-run driver

Driver’s details shared on social media after allegedly running over ducklings near Stoke-on-Trent as other drivers waited for them to cross

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Wildlife experts fear celebrity campaign to ban trophy hunting could sentence MORE animals to die

GRAHAM BOYNTON: It is the inhabitants of some of Britain s most desirable areas who have taken it upon themselves to decide just how African villagers should deal with animals they live alongside.

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