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Forces welcome new court powers to tackle hare coursers
Rural crime teams have got tough new legislation to tackle hare coursing gangs.
Ready for action: Forces are set to use new powers against hare coursers
Date - 2nd August 2022
By - Chris Smith
By - Chris Smith
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