Animal rights activists express outrage after a Chatsworth father is granted bail following his arrest for allegedly sexually assaulting a neighbour's dog, raising concerns about animal safety in the community.
Joseph Driman.
Animal rights activists are outraged after a Chatsworth father was granted bail on charges of bestiality, following his arrest for allegedly assaulting a neighbour’s dog.
Joseph Driman, 58, appeared in the Chatsworth Magistrate’s Court on Thursday.
During his previous appearance, the court ordered that he undergo a mental evaluation to determine if he was fit to stand trial.
On Monday, the court heard that Driman was examined by a district surgeon and was fit to stand trial.
Animal rights activists express outrage after a Chatsworth father is granted bail following his arrest for allegedly sexually…
Prosecutor Sumeshni Naidoo told the court that the State was opposed to bail due to the nature of the charges.
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Two of the animals belonged to clients
