New Jersey cops are looking for a suspect who was videotaped putting a dead cat in a mail box.
The criminal activity happened on Sunday at around 10 p.m. in Cranford, New Jersey. It was reported to police the next early morning.
Video reveals the suspect walking down a pathway holding something indiscernible. It later on seems the body of a cat.
The man then strolls towards your house, puts the dead feline in the mail box and leaves.
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A suspect put a dead cat in a citizen’s mail box on Sunday in Cranford, New Jersey. (Cranford Police Department)
There is no info on the intention for the criminal activity. Cranford Police Department Captain Matthew Nazzaro informed FOX 5 New York that there have actually been no comparable occurrences in the location.
It is uncertain how the cat passed away. Authorities state that the animal suffered injury and might have been struck by a vehicle.
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Cranford authorities are uncertain how the cat passed away, and think it might have been run over. (Cranford Police Department)
“We are looking for the general public’s help with our effort to recognize the following individual of interest who was recorded on video putting a departed cat in a citizen’s mail box,” Cranford Police Department composed on Twitter.
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Authorities request any ideas to be reported to Detective Matthew Siessel at 908-709-7209.
