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University of Louisville student filmed himself committing sick, evil, and cruel acts on live chicks

Updated: Aug 1, 2023

- Kentucky, USA -


~ Update: August 1, 2023


On Thursday, July 27, 2023, 21-years-old PRINCE ZAYMIER SSENTEZA-WOODSON (pictured) made an Alford plea to one count of animal cruelty.

A second count of animal cruelty was dismissed.


According to FOX 56, SSENTEZA-WOODSON was sentenced to time served totaling ninety-four (94) days from the date the charges were filed.


Court documents obtained by Voice For Us show that Jefferson County District Court Judge Tanisha A. Hickerson handed down a “Conditional Discharge for a period of 271 days CD 2 years from the date of the Judgement.”


While he serves his conditional discharge SSENTEZA-WOODSON cannot have any contact with animals, cannot commit any new offences, and must sign up with Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) Animal Cruelty Registry within fourteen (14) days of the judgement.


The charges against SSENTEZA-WOODSON were filed back in April after the Louisville Metro Police Department received reports that SSENTEZA-WOODSON, who at the time was a student at the University of Louisville, had posted videos on social media showing him cooking a live chick in an air fryer and hanging another one by the tiny neck.





~ Update: April 26, 2023


The Louisville Metro Police Department identified 21-years-old PRINCE ZAYMIER SSENTEZA-WOODSON (pictured) as the University of Louisville student who filmed himself committing vile acts of animal cruelty on defenseless baby chicks and then posted the sickening videos on social media.


After police reached out to social media for assistance in locating SSENTEZA-WOODSON, he turned himself in.


In a Facebook post police said that SSENTEZA-WOODSON had a warrant for his arrest for Cruelty to Animals 2nd Degree and explained: “This charge is technically only a Class A misdemeanor however, the details of this case are alarming.”


SSENTEZA-WOODSON turned himself in to the 7th Division and was transported to the Louisville Metropolitan Department of Corrections for booking.


According to online records, SSENTEZA-WOODSON was booked on the early evening of Tuesday, April 25, 2023.




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A student at the University of Louisville filmed himself committing acts of animal cruelty and then posted the sickening videos on social media.


In a recorded Instagram story, the evil student can be seen sprinkling seasoning on a live baby chicken inside an air-fryer. In other disturbing videos, a chick appears to be dead inside the air fryer, a baby chicken hanging dead from a ceiling, and a baby chick in a microwave.


WDRB blurred the videos due to their graphic nature and published a screenshot of a text posted by the student claiming the chicks were “robotic” and “programmed”.

WDRB reports that a UofL student said she called police after seeing the gruesome videos.


On Twitter, the university shared that it was aware of the incident and confirmed that the social media accounts belong to a current student.

Part of the tweet reads: “After hearing about this off-campus incident , the UofL Police Department (ULPD), Dean of Students Office and other departments immediately shared information to determine what, if any, actions could be taken. In addition, the university has forwarded al information to the Louisville Metro Police Department, which is investigating the incident with support from ULPD.”

The school, however, hasn't directly said which videos the investigation is focused on.


Sarah Devers, a UofL student, rightfully told WDRB: “I would like to see him not be a student anymore, I don't have a student like that and getting a degree at the University of Louisville is anyway correct.”


According to Courier Journal, after the videos, “the person put a text saying ‘I'm actually honored that y'all believe it's real I put a lot of work into designing them’.”


As reported by WDRB, “In Kentucky, animal cruelty is generally a misdemeanor. In order to be considered a crime, the mistreatment must be cruel or result in the animal's injury.”


Voice For Us Disclaimer: This story is sourced from official news outlets. Links included.

Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.







ROGER HENRY ALEXANDER, Ottawa University student, accused of murdering a defenseless javelina

- Arizona, USA -


On Wednesday, January 25, 2023, the Surprise Police Department arrested 20-years-old ROGER HENRY ALEXANDER (pictured) for beating an innocent javelina to death with a baseball bat.


ALEXANDER is a sophomore at Ottawa University based in Surprise, a private Christian university, where he's an outfielder on the baseball team.


According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department website, “Though some people think javelina are a type of wild pig, they are actually members of the peccary family, a group of hoofed mammals originating from South America.”


The murder of the defenseless creature was captured on camera and posted on Snapchat.


Police said that on January 18, 2023, ALEXANDER, parked in the area of Bullard Avenue and Waddell Road with his headlights on, blinding the javelina. ALEXANDER then exited the vehicle with a baseball bat and batting gloves and SENSELESSLY and CRUELLY hit the javelina in the head causing his/her death. Police said ALEXANDER is then seen on the video laughing and smiling.


ALEXANDER was booked into the Maricopa County Jail on one felony count of animal cruelty and one misdemeanor count of intentional unnecessary physical injury to an animal. He was also issued four citations by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.


According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department, it is unlawful to trap javelina and it is unlawful to injure or kill javelinas even if they are causing a problem, unless certain rigorous provisions under the law have been met.


Arizona’s Family reports that when ALEXANDER was taken into custody at a home near Litchfield and Greenway roads, officers asked him why he hit the javelina, and he said he thought they were a “nuisance animal,” so he didn’t think it mattered.


Kevin Steele, Athletic Director for Ottawa University, said in a statement to Arizona’s Family: “We have investigated the situation and communicated with officials from Arizona Fish and Wildlife, as well as, the Surprise Police Department. We regret that any one of our student-athletes were involved in this action but we are handling it properly and privately. Ottawa University will always hold its students to a high standard as we work and serve in the community we live.”


FOX 10 reports that ALEXANDER worked for Top Choice Officials A-Z, which trains umpires, and Bryan Fields said in a statement: “Top Choice Officials strongly condemn abuses of any kind. As an independent contractor, Roger Alexander will no longer be associated with Top Choice Officials.”


Voice For Us Disclaimer: This story is sourced from official news outlets. Links included.

Details may be removed or additional information may be provided in future should such sources report an update.




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