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A teenager who was caught on camera humping a cat along the corridor of a public housing block in Singapore was arrested on Tuesday.
In response to queries, police said that they received a report of an alleged case of an obscene act on Senja Road in Bukit Panjang at 12.10am on April 11 and a male teenager was arrested in relation to the case.
The cat’s owner, Ismul Azim, who had earlier posted the video on his Instagram account, said that the incident happened on April 8 at around 1.50am.
In the clip, the boy was seen loitering outside a flat before pulling down his pants and humping the cat from the back.
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As the cat tried to crawl away, he grabbed the cat and repeated the act.
Ismul said that his neighbour forwarded the surveillance footage, and he made a police report.
He added that the cat showed signs of trauma after the incident.
Police investigations are ongoing.
This article was first published on Today Online


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Footage posted online shows the boy pulling his pants down before performing the obscene act on the animal
When the cat tried to crawl away, he grabbed it and repeated his actions


Footage posted online shows the boy pulling his pants down before performing the obscene act on the animal.


Singapore teen arrested after being caught humping cat

.css-1mniedq{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;}Footage posted online shows the boy pulling his pants down before performing the obscene act on the animal When the cat tried to crawl away, he grabbed it and repeated his actions

Footage posted online shows the boy pulling his pants down before performing the obscene act on the animal

When the cat tried to crawl away, he grabbed it and repeated his actions