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Cat Arrested For Helping Inmates in Brazilian Prison Break

In a weird case, a cat trained by prisoners to deliver cell phones and tools to dig tunnels was caught at a jail in northeastern Brazil after sneaking in with forbidden items strapped to its body.

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Cat raised by inmate

"It's tough to find out who's responsible for the action as the cat doesn't speak," the prison spokesperson said. All 263 detainees in the prison of Arapiraca are considered suspect in the plot.

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Prison officer told the G1 news website that prisoners had raised the cat and that relatives would often take it home after a prison visit.

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The Pawshank Redemption!

The agent found a bag tied to the cat's body filled with saw blades and drill parts for concrete drilling and digging tunnels, along with a cell phone complete with battery and charger .

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All 263 inmates are now suspects in the case. We can't wait for the follow-up story about this, in which we learn that the kitty was forced to help the prisoners after his wife and children were taken hostage, perhaps by Giovanni Ribisi or Paul Bettany!

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In a weird case, a cat trained by prisoners to deliver cell phones and tools to dig tunnels was caught at a jail in northeastern Brazil after sneaking in with forbidden items strapped to its body.

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A prison guard holds a cat that has objects wrapped around his body with tape at a prison in Arapiraca, Brazil.

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A SNEAKY moggy finds it's not much of a cat burglar - as Brazilian jail guards stop it smuggling forbidden items into the slammer.

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A cat carrying a saw and a mobile phone was "detained" as it entered a prison gate in northeast Brazil, Brazilian media reported on Saturday.

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A cat is "arrested" in the grounds of a jail in the Brazilian city of Arapiraca, with contraband goods for prisoners taped to its body.

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"Animal Arrests" The World Over

An animal rights group in India requests Pakistan's top envoy to look into the welfare of a monkey who crossed the border recently.

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