Cats are going missing from an area in Caister.
Police investigate after cats go missing from same area
Thursday, August 9, 2012
11:56 AM
POLICE are investigating after two cats went missing.
Gail Colk, of Wight Drive, Caister, claims that four cats have gone missing in the area since April, and has reported the matter to police after suspecting foul play.
A police spokesman said: “Police were contacted by a lady reporting that two of her cats were missing. Unfortunately at this stage there doesn’t appear to be evidence that the animals have been poisoned or that any crime has been committed - they have just gone missing - however the information has been passed to local officers.”
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11 comments
Sooo a cat snack then, something to rival the choclate penguin prehaps?
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Paul Morley
Monday, August 13, 2012
Well my other post has not appeared-here it is in a nutshell -Wight Drive almost immediately adjacent to fast busy Caister by pass. Cat v car not good outcome,without being gory deceased cat will quickly disappear and owners may never discover remains, even if searching within a few hours.
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Daisy Roots
Monday, August 13, 2012
Seen on local newsagent board-"Police probe missing Caister cats." Not South Park alien style one hopes. Seriously and not being nasty, Wight Drive is very very close to Caister by pass- a fast and busy road and when a cat is hit by a car the body quickly disappears, a searching owner might never find the remains. Other possible cause - those soft hearted people conned by "Six Dinner Sid" type cats who give a good impression of being hungry and homeless and decide to set up home elsewhere if they are fed. A cat will walk a long way if it feels in the mood, anyone tempted to feed a cat not their own should watch for patterns of appearance-if it turns up at a regular time each day it is likely to have an owner who has just let it out.
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Daisy Roots
Monday, August 13, 2012
Any connection to UFO sightings? Were these cats beamed up or maybe they were cleverly disguised aliens monitoring us, while waiting for there transport home to arrive.
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Paul Morley
Friday, August 10, 2012
Police Posse to track cats "P-Posse"
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Paul Morley
Friday, August 10, 2012
Pair of fur glove prehaps?
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Paul Morley
Friday, August 10, 2012
Cats umm tasty snack for growing fox population. Ladies keep a close eye on your cat or it could be eaten
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Paul Morley
Friday, August 10, 2012
I suspect Mr Fox might have eaten pussy. The fox population is on the rise and cats make a tasty sanck.
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Paul Morley
Friday, August 10, 2012
location imformation might be useful so we might all keep a watch eye on pussy
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Paul Morley
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Now serving #21 with fried rice
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Paul Morley
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Now serving #21 with fried rice
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Paul Morley
Thursday, August 9, 2012