Protesters gather at home of suspected California cat killer after he is released on bail
Briefly

Around 100 protestors gathered in Santa Ana to voice their outrage against Alejandro Oliveros Acosta, who was arrested for suspected animal abuse involving at least a dozen cats. Following his arrest, where multiple carcasses were found, Acosta's bail was set at $20,000. The community held a vigil outside his home, demanding justice, many being neighbors whose pets had gone missing. Tensions escalated as protesters attempted to breach a fence at a relative's residence, leading to police intervention to maintain order during the demonstrations against Acosta's release.
Acosta was arrested on suspicion of felony animal abuse, and his bail was set at $20,000.
That he was released so quickly is a travesty.
Many of the protesters, Kirby said, were neighbors whose cats had gone missing.
An investigation into Acosta began after police received multiple reports over several weeks of a man attracting neighborhood cats... to his property.
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