Former security guard who knifed nine cats to death in night-time attacks in the English seaside city of Brighton sentenced to more than five years in prison.
The Associated Press
Steve Bouquet, 54, was convicted of attacking 16 cats, nine of them fatally, between late 2018 and mid-2019 in Brighton, 50 miles south of London. He was found guilty after a trial of possessing a knife in public and 16 counts of criminal damage in relation to the cats — a crime that carries a higher sentence than animal cruelty.
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