An Ancaster Man has been fined for operating an illegal slaughterhouse.
An investigation into activities taking place on a local farm was launched last summer by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture after complaints were received about a suspected animal slaughter at the premises.
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According to a news release, the defendant was convicted last month of operating without a licence, and not having a meat hygiene inspector present.
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As a result, the accused, Abdalssamia Ali, was fined more than $6,000
He was penalized $5,000, and must also pay a Victim Fine Surcharge of $1,250
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