By Remember the cat killing woman? Well it appears her propensity towards violence isn’t only directed at cats:
A woman, who became notorious for savagely beating a neighbor’s cat and throwing it out a window on the 10th floor of her apartment building, was indicted without physical detention Friday for violating the Animal Protection Law, the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office said Friday.
It is a rare litigation case on animal cruelty here.
On top of kicking and beating the animal, the 25-year-old, better known on the Internet as the “cat assaulter,” is also suspected of having thrown the cat, named “Eunbi,” to its death from an apartment building in Seocho-gu, southern Seoul, in June. The cat was found dead on the ground.
According to police and a video clip, taken by a surveillance camera, the woman, identified as Chae, brutally kicked and stepped on the Persian cat, which was wandering around a corridor of the 10th floor of the building at around 4 a.m. on June 15. Chae stated in the police investigation that she drank liquor after a quarrel with her boyfriend and vented her anger at the cat.
After the incident, Chae apologized to the cat’s owner, identified as Park, but after it was rejected, she punched Park in the face, adding an assault charge to the case, according to police. [Korea Times]
Read the rest at the link, but Chae is facing up to a year in jail and a 10 million won fine.
10:43 am on August 2nd, 2010 1
I like how the news blocked out the face of the cat in order to maintain its anonymity.
11:38 am on August 2nd, 2010 2
they should throw her from the 10th story
stupid idiot
12:10 pm on August 2nd, 2010 3
사이~코
12:20 pm on August 2nd, 2010 4
If they're actually charging her with animal cruelty couldn't charges be brought up on every farmer beating dogs for stew? Like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lcZcEKMmzY
12:35 pm on August 2nd, 2010 5
Just for the record, severe abuse of small animals to include killing and or mutilation, are often symtoms of brutal incest. Anyone talked to the father yet?
1:24 pm on August 2nd, 2010 6
Musko, find a video that's not almost 10 years old.
Regardless, here's my reply to you (read comment #103)
http://rokdrop.com/2009/03/07/filipina-woman-stab…
1:31 pm on August 2nd, 2010 7
I find it disturbing that the videographer was more concerned with getting the shot than helping that particular animal. At one point didn't he tell his friend not to intervene? All for the greater good, eh? Save the wails!
2:08 pm on August 2nd, 2010 8
It looks like they were trying to hang the dog and kill it for meat, but was getting unsuccessful. I wouldn't really call it torture. One of the videographer says "we have the world cup this year", which tells me 2002. This is the latest video they got. Some hick poor farmers who are killing the dog for some protein that they're not getting enough of. Look at the dilapidated run down houses and rubbish.. these guys didn't have much money, how else are they going to kill the dog other than to hang it?
3:57 pm on August 2nd, 2010 9
"Some hick poor farmers who are killing the dog for some protein that they’re not getting enough of."
Nice try. They could have pan fried grasshoppers and locusts. It's a far better source of protein than dog meat. Not it may only be a snack enjoyed by the elderly in South Korea, but in terms of "traditional food", this is it. Koreans, and other people, have been eating these bugs to supplement their protein deficient diet for thousands of years, long before Koreans began eating rice and kimchi.
9:32 pm on August 2nd, 2010 10
Q: How is this girl's story like my encounters with prostitutes?
A: I hit the pusssy… I smack around its owner… I'm fine.
9:43 pm on August 2nd, 2010 11
If Tom is a former KATUSA, as he claimed in another thread, then I would appreciate hearing more about his experiences and how they affected his current view of Americans. I agree with him that this blog attracts comments from a pretty low social tier from time to time.
9:51 pm on August 2nd, 2010 12
What a cruel admonishment she had done to that pussy… maybe we should do the same to hers.
10:08 pm on August 2nd, 2010 13
" Nice try. They could have pan fried grasshoppers and locusts. It’s a far better source of protein than dog meat"
Great, after this video, now we're going to have a thousand self-righteous English teachers who personally say they saw dogs getting tortured and killed. If it's on TV, then they gotta be the center of the attention by lying.
1:13 am on August 3rd, 2010 14
I'm Filipino and can share lots of experiences how we get mistreated by Koreans not just here, but also in the Philippines. I also understand the derogatory comments they make when they are in the Phillipines and they assume nobody around understands them till I bust them out.
1:37 am on August 3rd, 2010 15
I'm a Filipina and my experience with the US Soldiers were not memorable. They trueated us like we were Third World whores to give out sex to men (who even often had wives and girlfriends in the States). They treated and talked about us like if we were garbage to have sex with only.
2:11 am on August 3rd, 2010 16
Uh-huh.
For a country that doesn't have a lot of shoes, it's amazing how many socks are posting here.
C'mon… at least try to write like someone from the Philippines if you try to pass yourself off as one.
10:24 am on August 3rd, 2010 17
off-topic:
Well I'm in the Philippines right now… I know there are social problems between Filipinos and Koreans (the largest foreign population in the Philippines) here that provoke a lot of conflict. I can also see that most Filipinos in the know (particularly those in Manila) prefer socialization with Americans over Koreans. Though, a third of the reason for their preference has something to do with language barrier, and another third is the fact that, in recent years the Korean expats in the Philippines began outnumbering Americans, so happen to do dumb things more frequently as a whole and create more infamy. The other third will be that there are indeed many Koreans who still act like douchebags abroad and they don't know how to behave in a multicultural setting.
But as I understand, neither do Southeast Asians who can't speak English not experience significant problems fitting in an American society, so……. if there's a good reason why Filipinos think they are better treated in America than in Korea, as I've mentioned it is the lack of language barrier which make Americans take them more seriously. Korea too, is quite forgiving in its own right to foreigners who don't speak Korean. (if UK, Australia, Canada etc ever experienced so much influx of foreigners who can't speak English… such that non-English speaking expats began to heavily outnumber English speaking expats, we'll get to know better then what role language really plays in a society's acceptance of an alien).
10:26 am on August 3rd, 2010 18
Chickenhead is right, both Pinoy and Filipina are sock puppets. I checked the IP addresses and from what I found out from Filipina's IP address is that it is an IP address that has been used by both Tom and Teadrinker.
So either Filipina, Tom, and Teadrinker are the same person or someone is posing as all three of them from that IP address.
11:48 am on August 3rd, 2010 19
#18, Ridiculous. I am definitely not Teadrinker. And do I look like a Filipina to you?
1:31 pm on August 3rd, 2010 20
So, Teadrinker and katUSA Tom are roomies? Interesting and not all that surprising…
6:08 pm on August 3rd, 2010 21
Well, we know that the post from “K” is not pinoy. In all my years around Koreans and pinoy, the term ‘douchebag’ is not one used by a pinoy, but it could be from a former katusa.
6:56 pm on August 3rd, 2010 22
I'm not a former KATUSA.
9:39 pm on August 3rd, 2010 23
Judging from where Tom just posted #20 from he could not be the same person leaving some comments at Tom/Teadrinker/Pinoy unless he took a plane to Canada shortly after leaving the Pinoy comment which was from the US. So that means Teadrinker may be posing as Tom or someone else entirely is leaving comments posing as both of them which I is what I think is happening. I am banning the US based IP address to hopefully put an end to this sock puppet.
9:59 pm on August 3rd, 2010 24
So wait a moment… Pinoy and Filipina are also the same person? They seemed to antagonize each other.
11:50 pm on August 3rd, 2010 25
Q: Where is she going to hang out to pay the fine?
A: She’ll be kickin’ it in the fee line.
Q: Where will she keep her money?
A: In her purrrrse.
12:45 am on August 4th, 2010 26
Why did she kill the cat?
1:12 am on August 4th, 2010 27
Q: How is Retired GI like the "cat assaulter"?
A: They both like a good drink… they can both be a bit grouchy… and they were both happy to have dropped white pusssy…
…probably after pounding it one last time for good measure.
3:43 pm on August 4th, 2010 28
Q: What did the cat say when it hit the ground?
A: me-OW!
7:34 pm on August 4th, 2010 29
GIKorea, some of these idiots have friends who post for them. Ran up against the same "issues" with a couple of obvious socks on Dave's ESL. They would post on the same threads, in total agreement, within a minute of each other, and the mods would say "They are posting from Korea and North America so they must be different people." Wanna know the names of the Dave's ESL posters? They post on many threads as M—– and T– U—– M—-. But you didn't hear that from me, after all, socks aren't allowed on these kinds of sites.
7:36 pm on August 4th, 2010 30
Plus, they aren't the only obvious socks that post on tthis blog and many others in Korea. Isn't that right, O—–O—- on Dave's ESL who has many socks?
11:32 am on August 6th, 2010 31
Q: How does the "cat assaulter" classify the animals she doesn't like?
A: By category.
cat'a'gory
11:10 am on September 23rd, 2010 32
The woman, identified only by her family name Chae, caused a huge stir on the Internet at the time as a video clip that showed her brutally kicking and stepping on the Persian cat spread like wildfire in cyberspace.
In relation to this, you may want to visit our online English academy is bases in Cebu City, Philippines. It is an institution with competent, effective, and efficient ESL teachers well-equipped to provide easy and fun way of learning English at a minimum amount of time per session.
3:46 pm on September 23rd, 2010 33
Q: How is the "cat assaulter" like the United States Air Force?
A: If the Persians keep screeching, they are going to get stomped.
12:48 pm on September 24th, 2010 34
Q: Why didn't the cat go to the library?
A: It had already gone through 10 stories.