Belleville Police – Belleville Resident Charged with Animal Cruelty After Biting Cat (No Name Released)

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On November 3rd at 10:17am, Belleville Police responded to an animal welfare complaint. Upon investigation, police discovered that a male had hit, bitten, and thrown a cat against a wall. It was also reported that the male had previously bit another animal.

It was also learned the male was bound by a Probation Order to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.
Animal Welfare Officers attended with police and located the male. As a result, a 22-year-old Belleville resident, was arrested and charged with:

· Cruelty to animals causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury X2

· Failure to comply with probation order

· Uttering threats

He was held for a bail hearing.

The cat has been rehomed since the incident.

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