And the British news agency (PA Media) reported that Zuma was seen kicking one of his cats in a video that spread on social media in February, before the Human Rights Association in Britain took the 27-year-old’s cats in the same breath. month, to take care of it.
Dagenham club, to which Yuan Zuma plays, decided to suspend him last month, after confirming that he was responsible for filming the incident, and a club statement indicated today, Wednesday, that he had been charged.
The Animal Rights Association issued a statement saying: “After conducting a full and thorough investigation, we have begun the process of filing a case against both Kurt Zouma and Yuan Zouma, under the Animal Welfare Act.”
“The association will continue to care for the two cats, and we will be in a position to release more information once the trial date is confirmed,” she added.
And in another statement issued by the same association, it said: “The association does not have the authority to charge people, we will send summons to those involved in the incident, and we will determine the place and date of the trial as soon as we hear the court’s decision.”
West Ham imposed the “maximum possible fine” on its player Kurt Zouma after the incident appeared and spread, but team coach David Moyes continued to choose Zouma to participate if he was ready.