Cat Used in Prison Smuggling Attempt in Brazil
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}In this photo taken with a cell phone early Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, and released by Brazil's General Superintendency of Prisons of Alagoas (SGAP), guards hold a cat that has items taped to its body at a medium-security prison in Arapiraca, in Alagoas state, Brazil. (AP Photo/SGAP)
A little white cat at a Brazilian prison was found to be far from innocent.
Seen slipping through a prison gate in northeastern Brazil the guards thought there was something suspicious about this cat in particular.
A prison official says that when they caught the animal, they found a cellphone, drills, small saws and other contraband taped to its body.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Alagoas state prisons spokeswoman Cinthya Moreno says that the cat was caught New Year's Eve at the medium-security prison in the city of Arapiraca.
The O Estado de S. Paulo newspaper reported Saturday that all of the prison's 263 inmates are suspects in the smuggling attempt, though it says a prison spokesman said "It will be hard to discover who is responsible since the cat does not speak."
Based on reporting by the Associated Press.
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