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Royal Mail postmen defend delivery worker who kicked blind dog to death ‘like a football’ in vile attack

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Colleagues of a Royal Mail postman who booted a blind dog to death earlier this month have defended his actions, citing frequent dog attacks on delivery workers from aggravated pets.The delivery driver has been suspended after kicking Ethel, an 11-year-old Shih Tzu, to death outside a home in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.The incident was recorded by a Ring doorbell camera at the property as he delivered a parcel to owner Eve Lewis, 40.The animal was kicked with such force she was sent flying through the air, before rolling along the ground multiple times.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ethel was partially blind and had only one tooth remaining, meaning she posed no threat to the postal worker.Veterinary staff were unable to save Ethel despite emergency treatment, as the dog's blood pressure dropped dramatically, before tragically dying due to organ failure.Defending the impulsive and harrowing response of the worker, one postman told the Telegraph newspaper: "I kicked a terrier that...

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