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Related: About this forumWoodbridge man accused of kicking kitten to death
Woodbridge man accused of kicking kitten to death
Alejandro Alvarez | aalvarez@wtоp.com
May 30, 2023, 12:36 PM
A Woodbridge, Virginia, man faces an animal cruelty charge for allegedly kicking a kitten to death. ... Eighteen-year-old Frederick Grant Pierce was arrested Friday after investigators found a 3-month-old kitten dead inside of a home at the Stone Pointe apartment community.
The Prince William County Police Department said officers were called to the building earlier that day for a domestic dispute. Detectives believe the owner left her kitten, which was a Maine Coon and Siamese mix, in the apartment with Pierce.
She came back later and found the kitten unresponsive in the bedroom. ... According to a police news release, detectives alleged Pierce had kicked the kitten in the head several times.
Pierce was taken into custody on one felony count of torturing or maiming a cat. He is scheduled for arraignment on June 13.
Alejandro Alvarez
Alejandro Alvarez joined WTOP as a digital journalist and editor in June 2018. He is a reporter and photographer focusing on politics, political activism and international affairs.
aalvarez@wtоp.com
@aletweetsnews
Alejandro Alvarez | aalvarez@wtоp.com
May 30, 2023, 12:36 PM
A Woodbridge, Virginia, man faces an animal cruelty charge for allegedly kicking a kitten to death. ... Eighteen-year-old Frederick Grant Pierce was arrested Friday after investigators found a 3-month-old kitten dead inside of a home at the Stone Pointe apartment community.
The Prince William County Police Department said officers were called to the building earlier that day for a domestic dispute. Detectives believe the owner left her kitten, which was a Maine Coon and Siamese mix, in the apartment with Pierce.
She came back later and found the kitten unresponsive in the bedroom. ... According to a police news release, detectives alleged Pierce had kicked the kitten in the head several times.
Pierce was taken into custody on one felony count of torturing or maiming a cat. He is scheduled for arraignment on June 13.
Alejandro Alvarez
Alejandro Alvarez joined WTOP as a digital journalist and editor in June 2018. He is a reporter and photographer focusing on politics, political activism and international affairs.
aalvarez@wtоp.com
@aletweetsnews
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Woodbridge man accused of kicking kitten to death (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2023
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I_UndergroundPanther
(12,952 posts)1. Can I kick that asshole to death
And slowly suffocate him.
People like him need to die painfully and slowly. Kill a cat,death penalty,If cops would kill sociopaths and narcissists, animal abusers ,pedos and rapists instead of innocent black people,I would have no problems with the cops..
Didnt read the article would send me into a rage. The header was enough.
JustAnotherGen
(33,732 posts)2. That's sickening
Ferryboat
(1,046 posts)3. According to the FBI, abusing animals in childhood
Is one indication of a potential serial killer. Something many SK's have in common.