Jack Fincham Wins Appeal Over Dangerous Dog Offences, Avoids Jail

The former Love Island star's six-week prison sentence was overturned, with a judge extending his suspended sentence by three months instead.

Jack Fincham successfully appealed a six-week prison sentence for dangerous dog offences, avoiding immediate custody.
The appeal resulted in a three-month extension of a suspended sentence initially imposed for unrelated driving offences in 2024.
Incidents involving Fincham’s dog, Elvis, include biting a runner in 2022 and grabbing a woman’s leg in 2024, leading to legal repercussions.
The judge emphasized Fincham’s need for caution moving forward, citing his responsibility for repeated violations of legal conditions.
Fincham, who admitted to two counts of being in charge of a dangerously out-of-control dog, was also ordered to pay over £3,600 in fines and compensation.