🚨BREAKING: A grieving 77-year-old father with a broken ankle is thrown in HANDCUFFS at his own Jacksonville property over a bowl of cat food!
Louis Abbruzze and his wife lost their only son in 2010, turning to caring for local stray cats around their warehouse as a way to find purpose through their overwhelming grief.
The couple did everything right—trapping, vaccinating, and spaying or neutering the felines while adopting out as many as possible, leaving just seven cats that Louis considers his "children."
For 16 years, Louis cracked his warehouse door at night so the cats could seek shelter and eat, until a new property management company reported him to Florida Fish and Wildlife, claiming he was feeding raccoons.
Despite adjusting his routine to follow officer instructions, FWC agents returned to the property, placed the disabled senior citizen in leg irons and handcuffs, and hauled him off on a misdemeanor charge!
Louis, who uses a cane and was recovering from a broken ankle, was treated like a dangerous criminal simply for extending compassion to defenseless animals on his own private property.
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