A Mall's Easter Bunny Actor Had to Be Tased by Police
With the Easter Bunny breaking into everyone's house to hide eggs each year, it's kind of amazing this hadn't happened yet . . .
A shopping mall's Easter Bunny actor got TASED by police in Illinois the other day. Luckily, he was NOT in costume when it happened, so any kids who were there weren't too traumatized.
It happened last Thursday night at St. Clair Square Mall in Fairview Heights, Illinois, and there aren't a ton of details yet. (Fairview Heights is in southwestern Illinois, just outside St. Louis.)
Police say he was dressed as the Easter Bunny earlier in the day, but had changed out of his costume.
They haven't said what led up to it, but he assaulted a female cop around 7:00 P.M., and then started running through the mall.
Cops ended up having to tase him to get him into custody. It sounds like he could face felony charges for assaulting an officer.
No word yet from the mall, or the company they work with for their Easter Bunny meet-and-greets. So it's not clear if they've found a replacement bunny yet.
(Here's the costume he was wearing earlier in the day.)
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A Woman Used Her Cat as a Weapon During a Domestic Dispute
Cats are cute, so it's easy to forget they're also killing machines . . .
A 53-year-old woman near Clearwater, Florida named Susan Freudenthal got arrested the other day . . . after using her cat as a WEAPON.
She and her girlfriend were arguing. It sounds like the girlfriend accused Susan of cheating.
So Susan held up their cat and "swore on [its] life" that she HADN'T cheated.
She shoved the cat in the girlfriend's face, which freaked it out. So it went into attack mode.
Police said the girlfriend had multiple lacerations on her face when they showed up. And they arrested Susan for domestic battery.
In the police report, they listed the type of weapon used as a "feline."
Susan claims she's the true victim and didn't do anything wrong. But she also got arrested for domestic battery back in March of last year. Those charges were eventually dropped though.
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