Two arrested after being caught on video killing, mutilating stray cat in Pomona

POMONA, Calif. - Two people were arrested after they were caught on surveillance video killing a stray cat in the parking lot of a Pomona business.

On Nov. 15 around 9:40 p.m., two men stop their vehicle in front of CFR Patio at 560 Union Avenue and shoot one of the cats in the parking lot… killing it.

The pair then jump over the fence and walk to the animal, which had stopped flailing by then. One of the men take out some kind of sharp object and proceeds to cut it open, while the other one seems to use his cellphone to record it.

After sometime with the cat, who was named "Scruffy," the two men walk away.

Men caught on video killing stray cat; Pomona PD looking for suspects

Two men were caught on surveillance video killing and mutilating a cat outside a Pomona business. Police released video of the incident in hopes the public can recognize the suspects.

Store owners found the mutilated animal the next morning and called Pomona Police and the Inland Valley Humane Society.

On Nov. 22, Pomona Police said two arrests were made.

Upland Police officers conducted a traffic stop on the suspect car. One of the men was detained after discovering an active warrant for their arrest.

Police say further investigation revealed that the suspect had committed similar animal cruelty acts on other animals.

The identity of the suspects have not been released.

IVHS & S.P.C.A. have launched a criminal investigation and are seeking animal cruelty charges against the suspects involved. Anyone with information regarding this incident or other similar attacks against animals in the area is