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DEATH TO MARY BALE CAT ABUSER!!!
A CRUEL woman filmed dumping a cat in a wheelie bin has been named and shamed today.
Grey haired Mary Bale became one of Britain's most hated women when footage of her dropping four year old tabby Lola into the green recycling bin was posted on YouTube and Facebook yesterday.
She has since been given police protection after sickened animal lovers bombarded her with death threats.
Police stepped in today and informally offered the bank worker, aged around 50, protection. Officers are now on duty outside her home.
The guard was put in place as her mum Celia claimed her daughter actually LOVES cats — and doesn't know what came over her.
She said: "Her father Maurice is hospital in the moment and is very ill. I think she was just in a world of her own. We all are at the moment.
Mary said she just didn't know what possessed her, or what came over her, it's just very strange because she cannot explain her actions at all.
We're all living on edge at moment, she doesn't know what happened.
She absolutely adores cats, she's an animal lover, it just doesn't make sense.
We're just hoping we can all get through this because I know a lot of people are not happy about it.
I know that sounds ironic considering what has happened but she does love cats."
A Facebook page set up by Lola's appalled owners Stephanie Andrews-Mann, 24, and her husband Darryl, 26, showing footage of the attack attracted thousands of comments demanding justice.
James Barratt wrote: "I thinks we should spray her with BBQ sauce and throw her into a den of lions at the zoo."
Other comments suggested various violent fates.
Bale contacted cops after reading the comments. Officers agreed to stand guard at her home for her own safety.
A spokeswoman for West Midlands Police said: "There have been a lot of threatening comments written about her — these could be interpreted as death threats.
Coventry Police are supporting this investigation and urge the public to leave the matter to be dealt with correctly by the authorities.
We have not arrested the woman because she has not committed a criminal offence.
We are making sure she is OK, as we would any other member of their community."
Bale was filmed stroking Lola outside the Manns' home in the city on Saturday evening.
She is seen gently petting the animal as it strolls along a wall at the bottom of their garden.
But she then grabs the cat by the scruff of its neck before opening the wheelie bin lid and dumping her inside.
She then calmly walks away.
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Terrified Lola was trapped in the bin for 15 HOURS before Darryl finally found her the following morning.
The attack was captured on a CCTV camera which the couple use to monitor the front of their home.
The RSPCA confirmed today they would be questioning her.
A spokeswoman said: "A woman featured in CCTV footage putting a cat in a bin in Coventry has now been identified.
The RSPCA is leading an investigation into the incident and will be interviewing the woman shortly.
