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    Kurt Zouma To Pay Over N180m Fine For Kicking, Slapping Cats –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusFebruary 9, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Kurt Zouma To Pay Over N180m Fine For Kicking, Slapping Cats

    Information reaching Ibom Focus says that Kurt Zouma To Pay Over N180m Fine For Kicking, Slapping Cats

    Kurt Zouma has been fined £250,000 (over N180 million) and has had his cats taken away from him by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) after he was filmed kicking and slapping them.

    A statement from the animal welfare charity on Wednesday read: “Two cats are now in RSPCA care. Our priority is and has always been the well-being of these cats, the Mirror reports.

    The cats have been taken for a check-up at the vets and will remain in our care while the investigation continues.

    Kurt Zouma
    Kurt Zouma

    “We’re grateful to everyone who expressed their concern for these cats.

    “We were dealing with this issue before the video went viral online and are leading the investigation. We continue to investigate so we cannot comment further at this time.”

    Former Chelsea defender Zouma issued an apology after the video, obtained by The Sun, was shared by his brother Yoan on Snapchat and went viral.

    Zouma has now been fined £250,000 by West Ham, which equates to two weeks wages for the centre-back. The money will be paid to animal welfare charities.

    Essex Police confirmed it was looking into the video on Tuesday before the RSPCA intervened and confiscated the animals

    West Ham, meanwhile, carried out their own internal investigation into the incident, which they strongly condemned in a statement on Monday evening.

    The club released a second statement on Wednesday, reading: “West Ham United can confirm that the club is supporting an RSPCA investigation into the actions of Kurt Zouma in the video circulated online this week.

    “Kurt and the club are cooperating fully with the investigation and the player has willingly complied with the steps taken in the initial stage of the process, including delivering his family’s two cats to the RSPCA for assessment

    “Kurt is extremely remorseful and, like everyone at the club, fully understands the depth of feeling surrounding the incident and the need for action to be taken.

    “Separate to the RSPCA’s investigation and pending further sanction once the outcome of that process is determined, West Ham United can confirm that Kurt Zouma has been fined the maximum amount possible following his actions in the video that circulated.

    “The player has immediately accepted the fine, which will be donated to animal welfare charities. West Ham United would like to reiterate our condemnation of Kurt’s actions and make it clear that the matter continues to be handled with the utmost seriousness.

    “However, we believe it is now important to allow the RSPCA to conduct their investigation in a fair and thorough manner and will be making no further comment at this stage.”

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