Police officer shot intervening in dispute over feeding cats

Police officer shot trying to stop a dispute between a person feeding feral cats and another.
Screenshot from video.

Feeding feral cats can lead to disputes. We know that, but rarely, if ever, does it escalate to a shooting. Sadly, in this incident one of persons involved shot a cop who survived.

The Brevard County Sheriff’s deputy was investigating and it seems that he wanted to break up the argument and was shot by one of the protagonists. We are not told which one. Was it the person feeding the cats or the person who was arguing with him/her? One of them became agitated and went to his car and loaded his rifle. The man was shot dead by the police officer and the police offer was shot more than once. Update: further research indicates that the person shot was the man who was not feeding the cats. Further update: a better report on a different website indicates that it was the cat feeder who lost his rag and shot the officer and was then killed.

It is sad that feeding feral cats can lead to this. It is a reflection as to how annoyed and agitated people can become when feeding feral cats are concerned. There are many argument on this issue and they go to the top: the councils and councillors who argue about laws preventing or allowing the feeding of feral cats.

7 thoughts on “Police officer shot intervening in dispute over feeding cats”

  1. This has been a long time coming. The cat-nutter was used to bullying his more civil neighbors (i.e. SANE people) and took it too far. The neighbors hated having their property contaminated and they and their children needlessly exposed to cat-vectored zoonotic diseases.

    They might not come out and say it publicly, but five’ll getcha ten they’re glad to see that cat-feeding idiot gone. So am I. Makes the world a better place.

    Thanks to TNR the first case of cat-vectored fleaborne typhus was diagnosed/report in San Diego county (MY county) in May 2018. Since then the disease has burned its way through both Riverside and Los Angeles counties. This spring some of the offices in Los Angeles City Hall were shut down because the fleas were jumping off the cats (and rats) onto city personnel, and they were coming down with typhus.

    At least two LA City Councilpersons and the current Mayor are no-kill “animal rights” extremists. So is the head of Amimal Services. They are among those responsible for this mess. And it’s getting worse.

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