Accountable: guy ‘made no try to lend a hand’ as his canine attacked police horse


  • A person who “made no try to lend a hand” as his canine attacked an on-duty police horse inflicting “nasty accidents” has pleaded responsible to being in command of a canine dangerously out of management.

    Hakan Niyazi Candermir, of Campbell Street, London, admitted the offence when he seemed at Willesden Magistrates’ Court docket on Thursday, 28 September. The 25-year-old is but to be sentenced.



    H&H reported at the incident in March; Police Horse Urbane used to be attacked in Victoria Park, Tower Hamlets.

    A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police stated: “Officials and horses had been on a regimen patrol in Victoria Park once they got here throughout Candermir, who used to be strolling his canine.

    “Unprovoked, the canine started attacking the pony and Candermir used to be not able to management the canine or get him clear of PH Urbane.”

    Superintendent Martin Kirby, from the Met’s Taskforce, stated it used to be a “very surprising match”, which “will have been simply have shyed away from if the canine used to be being responsibly taken care of and used to be on a lead”.

    “As an alternative, Urbane used to be bitten by means of an out-of-control canine, receiving nasty accidents together with tears and lacerations, whilst wearing out his obligation,” he added.

    The Met spokesman stated a member of the general public controlled to prevent the assault, by means of “hitting the canine more than one instances after which managing to pay money for the canine and transfer it clear of PH Urbane”.

    “It used to be at this level, after no try to lend a hand all over the incident, the suspect then put the canine again at the lead,” the spokesman stated.

    “All over this assault PH Urbane sustained 8 lacerations from canine bites and wanted stitches to his torso and legs after receiving wounds to his entrance legs, chest and underbelly.”

    Urbane hung out convalescing, on the Met’s Imber Court docket after which at the Horse Agree with.

    Mr Kirby stated: “Urbane needed to take a number of months off obligation to recuperate from his accidents however fortunately he’s now totally recovered and again patrolling the streets of London.

    “He’s most often very relaxed round canine and we had been specifically nervous that this assault would impact the way in which he interacts with different animals. Thankfully, he’s simply as comfy with canine as he’s at all times been.”

    “While there proceed to be noteworthy and once in a while tragic instances of canine dangerously out of management in public I’m happy to mention that almost all of canine house owners are accountable. This example illustrates why at all times having management of your canine is so essential.

    “I’d additionally reward the calm movements of PS Mann who used to be using PH Urbane, and who handled a troublesome state of affairs with professionalism and fortitude.”

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