A man has caused public outrage after being caught on video kicking a cat into a drain twice in broad daylight.
According to MYNEWSHUB, the incident happened at Jalan Besar in Sg. Bakap, Penang, Malaysia, has since sparked anger across social media.
The video shows the cat quietly staying by the side of the road without disturbing anyone. The attack from the man appeared completely unprovoked.
Cruel Act Caught on Camera
The video began with a man walking along a roadside where a cat is seen sitting quietly near a drain.
Without any hesitation, he approached the cat and suddenly kicked the animal directly into the drain and walked away into an eatery as if nothing had happened.
Unsatisfied, He Kicked The Cat One More Time
Moments later, after exiting a nearby eatery, the man was seen in the video looking at the cat before delivering a second kick.
The cat, once again, fell into the drain.
Both kicks appeared intentional, and there is no indication that the cat provoked the attack in any way.
Public Outrage
Outrage followed swiftly online. Many called for the man to be identified and punished.
One person demanded, “Arrest the suspect for animal cruelty…Give a mandatory prison sentence.”
Another added, “Identify & arrest, throw the keys away.”
A more extreme response read, “Kill him. He must remain dead.”
Others labelled him a “Psychopath.”
Ongoing Calls for Justice
The man’s actions have led to growing calls for authorities to take action.
While some online speculated about possible mental health issues, most comments insisted this did not excuse cruelty.
As of now, there are no reports of any updates from the authorities regarding the case.
Watch the video here:
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