The man accused of killing how stabbed four more in Toa Payoh, Singapore

Singapore: A man who killed a cat in October 2024 is now accused of stabbing and injured four more cats in Toa Payoh.

The judicial documents did not reveal details about the weapons used or if these four cats survived the alleged attacks.

Ryan Tan Yi Bin, 26, who received four more accusations of animal cruelty on Tuesday (February 4), is now accused of abusing five cats.

He was at block 38 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh on September 21, 2024, when he had stabbed a ginger and white cat, causing a wound that was about 5 cm long.

Tan is accused of stabbing three more cats – one at block 36 Lorong 5 Toa Payoh and two at Block 200 Toa Payoh North – the next day.

Singapore previously appeared in court on October 8, 2024 and handed his first accusation of cruelty of animals that involves a cat called field field.

On October 7 that year, he hit the cat, repeatedly wiped his head inside an elevator and threw it down from the 34th floor of block 78 Lorong Limau, near Whampoa Road, killing him.

Tan’s case will be mentioned again in court on March 4.

Offenders for the first time convicted for animal cruelty can be closed up to 18 months and fined up to $ 15,000 for each fee.

Repeated criminals can be closed up to three years and fined up to $ 30,000 for each fee. – The Straits Times/Ann