Alairic Ramsbott - Lake Mary, FL
August 8, 2026

Alairic Ramsbott – Lake Mary, Florida
Submitted Last Known Location: Lake Mary, Florida
Case Location: Port St. Lucie, Florida
Case Type: Aggravated Animal Cruelty / Kitten Deaths & Injuries
Charges: Eight Counts of Aggravated Animal Cruelty
Arrest Date: June 25, 2025
Legal Status: Charged – No conviction should be inferred unless and until established in court
Registry Notice
This entry concerns criminal charges that have been independently documented through law enforcement statements and multiple news organizations. An arrest or criminal charge is not the same as a conviction, and the allegations described below should be understood as allegations unless established through a guilty plea, verdict, or other court disposition.
Case Summary
Alairic Alec Ramsbott was arrested on June 25, 2025, following a Port St. Lucie Police Department investigation into the deaths and reported mistreatment of multiple kittens.
Police stated that Ramsbott was arrested by members of a U.S. Marshals Service task force at Miami International Airport after returning from an international trip. He was charged with eight counts of aggravated animal cruelty.
At the time of his arrest, authorities reported that Ramsbott was being held in the St. Lucie County Jail on a total bond of $600,000.
Investigation
According to Port St. Lucie Police, the investigation began on June 16, 2025, after Animal Control received a request to conduct a welfare check on four kittens reportedly being kept at Ramsbott's residence in Port St. Lucie.
The complainant reportedly advised authorities that Ramsbott currently had four kittens and that one appeared to have suffered a broken leg.
Authorities were also told that Ramsbott had previously obtained seven additional kittens from various adoption agencies beginning in approximately March 2025 and that all seven had subsequently died.
Allegations Involving Deceased Kittens
According to police statements reported by multiple Florida news organizations, investigators received allegations that the seven kittens died from various forms of trauma.
Reported allegations included kittens being thrown to the ground, struck in the face, drowned, and subjected to other forms of physical trauma.
One allegation described a kitten being struck in a manner that reportedly resulted in a broken neck. These descriptions originated from the criminal investigation and remain allegations unless established through court proceedings.
Search of Residence
Port St. Lucie detectives executed a search warrant at Ramsbott's Port St. Lucie residence on June 19, 2025, while he was reportedly outside the United States.
During the search, investigators removed four surviving kittens from the residence and seized multiple electronic recording and storage devices for forensic examination.
Condition of Surviving Kittens
The four surviving kittens were transferred to the Humane Society of St. Lucie County for examination and care.
According to police, one kitten was found to have a mandibular fracture caused by trauma and visible swelling of the jaw.
Two additional kittens reportedly had eye discharge associated with infection or stress. Another kitten that had initially been reported as having a possible broken leg was examined and was instead believed to have suffered a muscular injury.
Arrest and Charges
On June 25, 2025, Ramsbott was taken into custody at Miami International Airport by a U.S. Marshals Service task force after arriving on an international flight.
Authorities charged him with eight felony counts of aggravated animal cruelty.
News reports stated that bond was set at approximately $75,000 per count, for a total of $600,000.
Timeline
Authorities were told that Ramsbott had obtained multiple kittens from various adoption organizations. Seven kittens were subsequently reported dead under circumstances that later became part of the police investigation.
Animal Control received a request for a welfare check involving four kittens reportedly being kept at Ramsbott's Port St. Lucie residence.
Port St. Lucie Police executed a search warrant at the residence. Four surviving kittens were removed and electronic devices were seized for forensic examination.
Ramsbott was arrested at Miami International Airport after returning from an international trip.
Ramsbott was charged with eight counts of aggravated animal cruelty and was initially reported as being held on a total bond of $600,000.
Animals Involved
Public reporting indicates that the investigation involved at least eleven kittens:
- Seven kittens reported deceased.
- Four surviving kittens removed from the residence by authorities.
Known Locations
Submitted Last Known Location:
Lake Mary, Florida
Location of Investigated Incidents:
Port St. Lucie, Florida
Verification Status
Arrest independently verified:
Yes
Law enforcement investigation independently verified:
Yes
Eight aggravated animal cruelty charges independently verified:
Yes
Four surviving kittens removed by authorities:
Yes
Seven previous kitten deaths reported as part of investigation:
Yes
$600,000 initial bond independently reported:
Yes
Conviction independently verified:
Not established in the sources reviewed for this entry
Source Documentation
- CBS 12 News – Port St. Lucie man accused of abusing and killing kittens adopted from shelters
- WPTV – Eight animal cruelty charges and $600,000 bond
- WPBF – Arrest and Port St. Lucie Police investigation
Important Legal Notice
Ramsbott has been arrested and criminally charged. Criminal charges are accusations and do not constitute proof of guilt. Unless a conviction, guilty plea, or other final court disposition is documented, this registry entry should not state or imply that Ramsbott has been convicted of these offenses.
Animal Placement Due Diligence
Shelters, rescues, foster organizations, breeders, and private individuals considering an animal placement should independently review available public records, court information, adoption history, references, and other relevant information before making a placement decision.
Correction, Response, or Case Update
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