- Alexander Warren was imprisoned for hitting a police horse during a Covid-19 rally
- He has now been accused of letting his dog Maul Cats die in Brixton
A former heavyweight boxer has allegedly allowed his dog to reach the death of Maul Cats in Brixton Market.
Alexander Warren, 37, who is also called Aj Carter, fought for the last time in 2017 when he was arrested by the world champion Daniel Dubois in just 48 seconds.
He was imprisoned for 12 weeks in 2022 after being convicted of hitting a police horse during a Covid-19 demonstration rally in Newcastle.
Now, his animal treatment has returned to the center of attention after a footage that emerges from him supposedly allowing his dog to separate without doing anything to stop him.
According MyLondonThey obtained a video of an incident last week that he saw a cleaner in Brixton Market supplicating Warren to do something after a black dog was seen carrying a cat stunned in his mouth.
Warren shot the cleaner “What should I do?” Before calling the dog once, but did not receive an answer.
Alexander Warren (in the photo) has been accused of letting his dog maul cats die
Warren, who is also called Aj Carter, is a former heavyweight boxer who was arrested by Daniel Dubois in 48 seconds in 2017
Warren hasn't fought again since Dubois stopped him in his London fight
A separate CCTV clip, also from last week, shows a black dog grabbing a cat in a fruit and vegetable store before balancing him in his mouth while the cat shouts for his life.
Local merchants insist that the dog in question in both incidents belongs to Warren.
MyLondon reported that they confirmed that the man in the first video was Warren by showing the merchants and cleaners in Britton his photo of his 2022 arrest.
Merchants have now claimed that they are living with fear of what Warren can allow their dog to do next.
A butcher told MyLondon: 'We see him pass daily. It is very dangerous. Dogs without potential customers that are executed in the market. If the child is afraid, he could attack him. All are scared. People are afraid to approach him because they have two big dogs.
'It has to be stopped. You can't see the thing right in front of your eyes. We would not feel comfortable with this type of person on the street.
However, Lambeth council cleaners have suggested that Warren, who believes that he has two dogs, is not the problem, and that it is his black dog that is the main concern.
A cleaner said: 'The problem is the black dog. Black is terrorist. When the brown sits while buying meat, black runs there.
The owner of a dog considered dangerously out of control can be beaten with an unlimited fine or a face of up to six months in prison.