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B.C. man charged with bestiality
B.C. man charged with bestiality Vancouver man, (More) B.C. man charged with bestiality Vancouver man, 37, arrested, dogs seized after vet raises concerns about animal A Vancouver man accused of having sexual activity with one of his dogs has been ordered to stand trial on a charge of The order was made in B.C. Provincial Court in Vancouver last week following a preliminary inquiry for 37-year-old Brian Anthony Cutter-idge. A second charge of bestiality, along with charges of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and causing damage or injury to an animal, were stayed. The maximum sentence for some-one convicted of bestiality is 10 years in prison. "It's a pretty serious charge, so we are pleased so see that go forward," said Lorie Chortyk, spokeswoman for the B.C. SPCA. The society was tipped off to Cutteridge's alleged activities in 2010 by a veterinarian concerned about an animal's condition. Cutter-idge was arrested in July 2010 after a search of his father's home in Forest Grove, about 20 kilometres from 100 Mile House. His three dogs, Tia, Hope and Lady, were seized. Cutteridge filed a petition in B.C. Supreme Court against the B.C. SPCA on Nov. 26, 2010, the same day charges were sworn against him, to have the dogs returned to his care. In his petition, Cutteridge said there was no evidence of neglect or abuse and significant evidence that he provided "the love, affection, care and general quality of life" expected of a pet owner. Cutteridge's petition was not successful and the dogs have since been adopted, Chortyk said. "The dogs are safe and they are in good homes," she said. When contacted by The Province on Sunday, Cutteridge declined to comment and referred media inquiries to his lawyer. On his Facebook page, Cutteridge identifies himself as a Christian and a "left-wing libertarian." He describes his political views this way: "I strongly believe that the harm principle expounded by J.S. Mill is the only valid basis for legal prohibition, which is best summed up by the popular catchphrase, 'No harm, no foul.'" He has written a paper available online called "For the Love of Dog: On the Legal Prohibition of Zoo-philia in Canada and the United States," in which he argues that laws that condemn zoophilia, or sexual activity between humans and animals, while permitting other practices "are logically incoherent and are therefore inherently unjust." Chortyk said bestiality is a crime that is not often prosecuted in B.C. "Unfortunately, bestiality does occur. It's not uncommon for it to happen. What is rare is for us to have the evidence for the Crown to accept the charge," she said. Cutteridge's next appearance is scheduled for March 14 in B.C. Supreme Court. Read more: http://www.theprovince.com/news/charged+with+bestiality/6214395/story.html#ixzz1ncjCigsl (Less)