Trio banned from East Midlands after deer found in vehicle

Sparky Joe Bradford, Billy Bradford and Dean Northage have been handed ten year bans

Three men have been banned from entering the East Midlands with a dog or in the company of anyone with a dog. Billy Bradford, Sparky Joe Bradford and Dean Northage have been handed 10-year Criminal Behaviour Orders after they pleaded guilty to offences under the Deer Act.

All three were sentenced at Lincoln Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, August 8. Billy Bradford, 22, and Sparky Joe Bradford, 18, both of Cross Street, Langold, near Worksop; and Dean Northage, 29, of Herrick Drive, Worksop, were handed Criminal Behaviour Orders for 10 years. All of their equipment was forfeited, and each was fined £646 to cover kenneling fees, plus £85 costs and a £258 surcharge. A 15-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, will be sentenced for the same offence at a later date.

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