Police bodycam footage shows ohio woman after she killed and ate cat

Police Bodycam Footage Shows Ohio Woman After She Killed and Ate Cat

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September 9, 2024
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CANTON, OH – Twitter (or X) is a crazy place. Sometimes what gets shared on X is too crazy and far out there to believe, but a video making rounds this week shows police arresting a woman who appeared to have killed and eaten a cat.

Did it happen?

A Canton woman was arrested and charged with multiple offenses after authorities allege she killed and ate a cat on Friday, August 16th. The incident was handled by the Stark County Sheriff’s Department.

Allexis Ferrell, 27, was taken into custody on Friday and faces charges of prohibitions concerning companion animals, injuring animals, and disorderly conduct, according to jail records.

The criminal complaint alleges that Ferrell killed the cat by stomping on its head and then consuming it. The incident reportedly took place at a housing complex located in the 1100 block of 13th Street SE in Canton.

Ferrell was booked into the Stark County Jail.

Another crazy rumor people are now spreading is that this killing was related to Haitian immigrants eating pets in Ohio. That’s not true.

We’re not going to link the video, but it’s easy enough for you to find on X.

Phil Stilton

Phil Stilton

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