Gruesome police bodycam footage shows officers arrested a woman in Ohio with “fur on her lips and blood on her hands” after she killed a pet cat and ate it in front of the owners.
Police said the woman stomped on a cat’s head before feasting on the animal in full view of horrified witnesses.
Allexis Ferrell, 27, was found with “fur on her lips and blood on her hands” when police were called by shocked neighbors in the town of Canton on August 16.
Authorities have now revealed bodycam video of the suspect.
“Officers were able to determine that Allexis had smashed the cat’s head with her foot and then began to eat the cat,” police wrote in their report.
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It comes after Donald Trump raised the issue of cats and local wildlife being eaten during his presidential debate.
Trump warned Haitian migrants are killing and eating their neighbors’ pets in small Ohio towns that are being flooded with illegal* aliens.
However, rather than investigate the issue, corporate media reporters have chosen to weaponize Trump’s comments against him by claiming the reports are “disinformation.”
Ferrell is being held in the Stark County Jail on a charge of cruelty to companion animals, a fifth-degree felony.
She has pleaded not guilty.
The bizarre footage opens seconds after police arrived to find a “female squatting on a cat which appeared to have its head smashed in and the female with her hands on it.”
Officers confronted Ferrell and ordered her to put her hands behind her back before one remarked: “Someone got rubber gloves? She’s covered in blood.”
She makes no response as she is asked her address and read her rights before the grossed-out officer warns a colleague to put a blanket on the back seat of their squad car.
“Smile for me. Go like this,’ he says as he holds up a camera.
“Did you eat that cat? Did you eat it?”
She bares her teeth for the picture and shakes her head slightly but says nothing.
“Why d’you kill it?” he demands.
It’s unclear whether she understands English.
Springfield, Ohio residents have been reporting that Haitian migrants were decapitating ducks in public parks and eating them last month.
Several people have complained that their pet cats have been eaten by Haitians.
The first claims about pets being eaten over in Springfield were raised at a city commission meeting on July 30.
Furious locals used the forum to voice their feelings about the 20,000 Haitians who have arrived in the small town of 60,000 on Temporary Protected Status since 2020.
“I really challenge you guys to get out here and do something,” one angry resident told the meeting.
“These Haitians are running into trash cans, running into buildings, they’re flipping cars in the middle of the streets.”
“They’re in the park, grabbing up ducks by their neck, and cutting their head off and walking off with them. They’re eating them.”
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One anonymous poster to a Springfield residents’ Facebook group claimed that her “neighbor’s daughter’s friend” had lost her cat.
“One day she came home from work, as soon as she stepped out of her car, looked towards a neighbor’s house, where Haitians live, and saw her cat hanging from a branch like you’d do a deer for butchering, and they were carving it up to eat,” she explained.
The issue was amplified by Trump’s running mate JD Vance before the 45th president raised the concerns during his debate with Kamala Harris.
“In Springfield,” Trump said, “the people that came in. They’re eating the cats.”
“They’re eating — they’re eating the pets of the people that live there.
“And this is what’s happening in our country.”
Trump noted that the flood of millions of illegal* aliens into America has happened under Kamala Harris’s open border policies.
ABC moderator David Muir “fact-checked” Trump by falsely claiming that there had been no credible reports to the authorities.
Muir has not been to Ohio to investigate the issue, however.
Harris dismissed Trump’s claims that migrants were eating pets during the debate as “unbelievable and extreme.”
The woman who was arrested for eating the cat had her bond set at $100,000.
She is due to face a competency hearing in front of Stark County Common Pleas Judge Frank G. Forchione on October 15.
