【2008年2月15日澳門日報消息】十一名少年情人節放火燒貓,極盡殘忍,揭示部分青少年有暴力傾向。新橋區一空地昨日凌晨發生罕見懷疑縱火事件,稚氣未除的少年男女聚集福安街一空地嬉戲,疑將一頭小貓插於竹竿上放火焚燒,且燃燒現場家具雜物,儼如自辦營火晚會。

可憐小貓被燒至四肢折斷,肚破腸流。?人意猶未盡,數小時後疑折返現場繼續耍樂之際,被到場調查的警員截獲。各人被調查時仍嬉皮笑臉,似未對自身行徑感到內疚。

濃煙滿佈 街坊報警

被帶走的少年共十一人,九男兩女,年齡介乎十一至十四歲,部分為學生。現場消息稱,昨日凌晨○時許,相關少年疑外出歡度情人節,糾?聚集福安街福安大廈對開空地內,追逐嬉戲,喧鬧聲擾人清夢。興之所至,有人將場內木板、桌椅翻倒,再於空地及花圃內焚燒各種可燃物件。現場濃煙充斥,火光熊熊,各人圍繞火場耍樂,儼如自設營火晚會。

有居民見空地滿佈濃煙,疑發生火警,報警求助。消防員及警員接報到場處理,相關者已作鳥獸散。

肚破腸流 手段殘忍

期間,警員發現一棵樹榦懸掛竹竿,細加察看,赫見竹竿末端插?一頭燒焦的小貓,頸部遭竹竿貫穿,全身燒焦發黑,四肢斷裂,腸臟溢出,死狀可怖,慘不忍睹。從其死狀可見,小貓遭長時間焚燒,不排除死後不久遭人放火,甚或被活活燒死。涉嫌者手段殘忍,令人咋舌。

經調查,消防員發現起火原因有可疑,將案件轉交司警調查。鑑於事態嚴重,警方隨即部署,在附近一帶兜截可疑男女。至凌晨三時許,街上寂靜,疑有人以為事件平息,遂再次折返空地,繼續嬉戲。警員見狀即上前表露身份,將涉嫌者帶走調查。

嬉皮笑臉 毫無悔意

空地內放火痕跡處處,木板、樹枝、桌椅、鐵枝等遭焚燬。十一名稚氣未除的少年男女在街上接受查問,及作相關資料初步登記時,除個別一、兩人低頭不語,部分人低聲對話,甚或嬉皮笑臉,沒當一回事。

有居民對相關者態度感到惋惜,難以明瞭其動機及心態。各人事後一併被帶走,司警正徹查事件是否涉刑事成份,案件有待調查。

 

由於該十一名青少年未達歸責年齡,於翌日釋放,由家長看管。

Macao Daily News 15th February 2008 – Free Translation - Teenagers suspected for dreadfully burnt cat

On Valentine’s Day, 11 teenagers burnt a cat and disturbed the neighborhood. Their act was extremely cruel and this revealed that some teenagers are with violent attitude. A rare fire incident happened in an empty ground near the “Sun Kio” area. A group of childish teenagers were playing on the empty ground; they hang a cat with a bamboo stick and lit fire to the cat together with other unwanted furniture and rubbish as their campfire. The poor little cat was burnt till the four limps got broken with burst open stomach and intestine. After they fled away when the police arrived the first time, the teenagers return after a few hours and continued their party but this time they were captured by police. When the police questioned those teenagers, they were acting foolishly without having any sense of feeling guilty.
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Police took away 11 teenagers of whom 9 boys and 2 girls, age between 11 to 14 years old and some of them are students. According to information provided, those teenagers were out around mid-night of 14th February to celebrate Valentine’s Day and gathered at the empty ground outside “Fok On Building of “Fok On Street”, making lots of noise and disturbance. They gathered wooden board, chairs, sofa and other inflammable stuff to light a fire, just as if they were enjoying themselves in a campfire.
Nearby residence saw smoke coming from the empty ground and reported that there was a fire outbreak. The teenagers fled away quickly upon arrival of firemen and policemen.
Police found a bamboo stick hanging on a tree and with detailed observation, they found a scorched cat hung on the stick. The stick passed through the neck of the poor cat and the carcass looked really dreadful with entire burnt body, broken four limps, burst stomach and intestine, it is too ghastly to look at. From the carcass, it is understood that the poor cat suffered long time from burning and it is possible that someone lit fire on it shortly after it is dead or worse still is being burnt alive. People who saw this incident were left speechless with the cruelty of the young suspects.
After inspection, firemen were suspicious with the cause of the fire and passed the case to the police for further investigation. Deal to the seriousness of the incident, police started to investigate any suspicious male and female in the area. In the silence at 3 a.m., the suspects believed that the situation had settled and they returned to the scene to continue their party. Just then, the police reappeared and took all the suspects back for investigation.
The act of arson can be observed in different area of the empty ground, with burnt wooden board, tree branches, chairs, iron board, etc. The 11 childish teenagers were investigated on spot and police took evidence for preliminary investigation. Except one or two suspects whom lowered their head without speech, others were chatting and laughing away without even worried about what they have committed. Neighbors who saw their behavior felt sorry and could not understand what is the attitude and motive behind their behavior. All the teenagers were taken away for further investigation.

The 11 teenagers were found non-guilty the following day.