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Tanner Maggard of Lee's Summit, Missouri, is charged in Jackson County Court with animal abuse by torture or mutilation while the animal was alive.Maggard, 19, also is charged with one count of property damage.The incident occurred at about 8:40 p.m. Oct. 19 in an Arby's restaurant in Lee's Summit, Missouri.Court documents state Maggard had been fired from his job at the restaurant in June for setting fires inside the business.Maggard ordered food, went to the bathroom, came out and told the restaurant's manager he noticed the bathroom had been remodeled, according to court documents.Maggard allegedly went back into the bathroom and was in a stall when the manager came in to clean the area after the restaurant closed.The manager said he heard Maggard coughing and asked if he was OK.Maggard left the restroom and then the restaurant.The manager went back into the bathroom to clean and found a decapitated cat in the stall occupied by Maggard, according to the court document.There also was a large amount of blood on the toilet, walls and door in the stall, the document states.Police interviewed Maggard about the bloody scene and he denied knowing about any cat.This story was originally published on 1214

The 42-year-old former Marine was indicted along with his wife on five dozen criminal counts, including wire fraud, conspiracy and falsification of records, and was facing a Jan. 22 trial date. 193

Shortly before 6:20 a.m., firefighters -- with the help of the Jaws of Life and other tools -- removed a large portion of the windshield and other parts of the cab and pulled the man to safety. 193

Thames Valley Police are in charge of policing the event in Windsor, which means paying for the officers on duty.Security at the last royal wedding in 2011 between Prince William and Kate Middleton cost nearly ￡6.4 million (.7 million), according to the Press Association. Included in that was ￡3.6 million (.9 million) to cover overtime pay for police, a bill the UK government ended up paying.A police spokesperson declined to comment on upfront spending for Harry and Meghan's wedding, but added that if there is an opportunity to recover the cost "this will of course be explored."Happily for taxpayers, security costs for this royal wedding are expected to be lower than the last because it is being held outside London, which could mean smaller crowds and less complicated logistics.Even if taxpayers end up contributing less this time, some Brits are unhappy with the arrangements."Taxpayers should not be funding a private wedding, no matter who is getting married," said Republic, a London-based group that campaigns against the British monarchy."A royal wedding is a private, personal event, dressed up as a national occasion. That lets the royals use the wedding as a PR exercise and [expects] the taxpayer will pay a large part of the costs," it said.The group has launched a petition urging the government not to commit any money to Harry and Meghan's wedding. The petition had over 32,000 signatures just ahead of the big event.The UK government declined to comment on spending related to the royal wedding, saying it wouldn't release any information before the event. 1586

Some fluctuations in intensity are likely during the next day or two, but Maria is forecast to remain an extremely dangerous category 4 or 5 hurricane while it approaches the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. 206