[Faline]

Police have arrested a 20-year-old student who is alleged to have cooked a hamster in a frying pan when a raucous house party got out of control.
Officers were called to the flat in York and were left horrified to discover the pet rodent dead in a frying pan in the kitchen.
They had broken up the wild party after calls from neighbours complaining about the noise and it is thought an investigation will now hinge on whether or not the hamster was already dead before it was fried.
North Yorkshire Police confirmed that a joint investigation has been launched with the RSPCA over the incident.
A spokesman said 'A 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.
'He has been released on bail while inquiries continue.'
According to the RSPCA someone in the UK dials their 24 hour cruelty line, on average, every 30 seconds.
last year they investigated 159,686 cruelty complaints and secured 2,441 convictions by private prosecution to protect animals against those who break the laws.
Last month, Paul Henry was sentenced to six months in jail after he cooked a pet cat to death in a microwave in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Lincoln Magistrates Court heard how 45-year-old Henry had cooked his friend's beloved black and white moggy 'Suzie' after he was left home alone at his flat.

Paul Henry


The cat's owner Andrew Parsons, 38, returned from work to find the remains of the 18-month-old cat in the microwave oven and the words 'Menu fried cat £1.20' written on the kitchen wall of the flat.
District Judge John Stobart told Henry, that he was passing the maximum sentence the law allowed after describing it as the 'worse case of animal cruelty' he could imagine.
He told Henry the cat was killed in 'the most brutal and sadistic way' and added, 'I can't think of a worse case of animal cruelty.
'When Andrews Parsons eventually returned home he was to find his TV broken, his light fitting destroyed and the cat dead in the microwave after suffering the most appalling death.
Prosecutions for animal cruelty have been enforced since 2007, when the Animal Welfare Act became law in England.
The Act places a legal obligation on owners and keepers of animals to care for them properly.

[shoottokill]

shove him a big fucking oven and let him toast for a while. i dont think he'll be posting menu prices for animals again after that. prosecute him to the fullest extent. im sure he'll probably get a fine, get probation and that'll be it.

[bigmikeymike]

THAT GUY IS 20???

holy drug abuse batman.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by bigmikeymike ↗

THAT GUY IS 20???

holy drug abuse batman.

No he's the other guy who cooked a cat.

[bigmikeymike]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

No he's the other guy who cooked a cat.

AHHA! Thanks for the clarification. I must have skipped over that part!

[johnleeknoefler]

Meanwhile muslims are allowed to come in and kick law abiding citizens out of their homes, rape women, harrass non muslims and they are chasing down gerbil chefs. Cat cooking..? Now that's disgusting. England is one messed up place.

[collaredgirl65]

[Pyramid_Head]

If he did that to my cat, I would honestly kill him.

[kellyhound]

shove his head in a frying pan and enjoy him screaming

[jacob beghner]

this is The thing that really let's you know how idiotic a large part of humanity all over the world really is. Not being able to see or at least a hint of the amount of intelligence animals really have. Though they lack the higher brain function to use words like us. They have alot of the same thoughts we have. Like damn I forgot that one thing. Or how's my little cat toy doing? Yet people still seem to put animals on such a lower level that it becomes easy to to terrible things. Fuck that guy with a boulder. Shit like that would be worth bringing back public hangings. And a guy on the side selling rocks for a dollar to throw at the guy as soon as he drops. Its definitely a good trade off.