A man from the Bronx has been charged with animal cruelty after allegedly posting graphic images of a dead cat online. David Mosley, 26, is accused of sharing two disturbing photos on Instagram, including one showing himself with a live cat and another depicting the same cat in a pool of blood.
According to authorities, the images sparked a search of Mosley's apartment, where detectives found dried feline blood on the floor. The investigation revealed that surveillance footage showed Mosley carrying the cat into his home on October 9, before later claiming he had found it after it died.
The Bronx District Attorney's office says Mosley "bragged about what he had allegedly done" in posting the images online, which is a shocking display of cruelty towards animals. Animal advocates gathered outside Bronx Supreme Criminal Court for Mosley's arraignment, where he pleaded not guilty to the charges and will appear in court again on March 17.
The prosecution has yet to release details about Mosley's defense team or any potential motives behind his actions, but it is clear that his behavior has caused significant concern among animal welfare advocates.
According to authorities, the images sparked a search of Mosley's apartment, where detectives found dried feline blood on the floor. The investigation revealed that surveillance footage showed Mosley carrying the cat into his home on October 9, before later claiming he had found it after it died.
The Bronx District Attorney's office says Mosley "bragged about what he had allegedly done" in posting the images online, which is a shocking display of cruelty towards animals. Animal advocates gathered outside Bronx Supreme Criminal Court for Mosley's arraignment, where he pleaded not guilty to the charges and will appear in court again on March 17.
The prosecution has yet to release details about Mosley's defense team or any potential motives behind his actions, but it is clear that his behavior has caused significant concern among animal welfare advocates.