SPD dispels rumors of pet mutilation

On September 18, 2020, in Latest News, by System

Unfounded rumors going around suggesting that ritualistic mutilation of pets was taking place in Somerville were disputed by police in a statement released on Thursday. The release reads as follows:

“Somerville Police received a call today, Thursday, September 17, regarding a deceased cat that was substantially mutilated. The cat was brought to Huron Vet by the Somerville Animal Control Officer and it was determined that the injuries were caused by a canine species, possibly a coyote, or a fisher cat, and not a human. It appears that two predators may have been fighting over the cat leading to the extreme injuries. Social media posts have appeared falsely reporting that the cat was killed in a ritualistic manner by a human. Those assumptions are false. Our deepest sympathies go to the owner the cat.”

 

2 Responses to “SPD dispels rumors of pet mutilation”

  1. Gaspar Fomento says:

    BLM? Antifa? QAnon? You decide. 😛

  2. Steve-o says:

    I followed this with great amusement. People were just getting ready with their pitchforks to find whoever did this horrible thing to the cat, only to find that it died the way most animals do in the wild. Then they all went home and enjoyed their factory farmed hamburgers.