BREAKING: West Ham defender Kurt Zouma has pleaded guilty to kicking and slapping his cat.
The France international pleaded guilty to two counts under the Animal Welfare Act when he appeared at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday morning.
Prosecutor Hazel Stevens told the court Kurt Zouma could be heard saying: ‘I swear I’ll kill it, I swear I’ll kill it.’ Zoma has continued to play for West Ham following the incident and throughout the RSPCA’s investigation.His brother Yoan was temporarily suspended by Dagenham & Redbridge before being allowed to return to the squad in March.
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