STATE OF RIDGEWAY
THE PEOPLE OF RIDGEWAY COUNTY
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DOCKET NO. RSC-CM-381
CRIMINAL INFORMATION
Plaintiff
v.
ZULUCENTURION
Defendant
Come forth the State of Ridgeway to seek justice and preserve the dignity of the state and therein
charge the defendant;
COUNT ONE- 3 R.C.C § 08 - ATTEMPTED MURDER
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 25 MINUTES
Count one of ‘Attempted Murder’ is appropriate as the defendant attempts to murder the victim by
discharging their firearm at them while they attempt to escape, as shown in Exhibit C.
COUNT TWO - 3 R.C.C § 09 - FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 35 MINUTES
Count two of ‘First-Degree Murder’ is appropriate as the defendant intentionally murdered with malice
aforethought an individual who acted in self-defense against another individual, as shown in Exhibit A
and B.
COUNT THREE - 3 R.C.C § 09 - FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 35 MINUTES
Count three of ‘First-Degree Murder’ is appropriate as the defendant intentionally murdered with
malice aforethought another individual at a stoplight as shown in Exhibit D.
COUNT FOUR - 3 R.C.C § 09 - FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 35 MINUTES
Count four of ‘First-Degree Murder’ is appropriate as the defendant intentionally murdered with malice
aforethoght an individual leaving the Sterling Car Dealership YouBuyCarNow as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT FIVE - 4 R.C.C § 03 - PETTY THEFT
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 10 MINUTES
Count five of ‘Petty Theft’ is appropriate as the defendant steals the victim’s firearm, worth less than
$500, as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT SIX - 4 R.C.C § 06 - ARMED ROBBERY
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 25 MINUTES
Count sixof ‘Armed Robbery’ is appropriate as the defendant uses a lethal weapon, their firearm, to
perpetrate violence and murder the victim in order to take the victim’s firearm as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT SEVEN- 4 R.C.C § 07 - VANDALISM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 10 MINUTES
Count seven of ‘Vandalism’ is appropriate as the defendant deliberately discharges their firearm at the
victim and the victim’s car, causing damage to it as shown in Exhibit C.
COUNT EIGHT - 5 R.C.C § 01 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count eight of ‘Unlawful Possession of a Firearm’ is appropriate as the defendant was found in
possession of a police-issue Stetson M2A during the execution of a search warrant as seen in Exhibit L.
COUNT NINE - 5 R.C.C § 03 - UNLAWFUL DISPLAY OF A DEADLY WEAPON
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count nine of ‘Unlawful Display of a Deadly Weapon’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully
displays their firearm in plain view of another at the Palmer Car Dealership as shown in Exhibit K.
COUNT TEN - 5 R.C.C § 04 - BRANDISHING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count ten of ‘Brandishing’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully uses their firearm during a fight
or quarrel, as shown in Exhibit B.
COUNT ELEVEN - 5 R.C.C § 04 - BRANDISHING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count eleven of ‘Brandishing’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully uses their firearm during a
fight or quarrel, as shown in Exhibit C.
COUNT TWELVE - 5 R.C.C § 04 - BRANDISHING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count twelve of ‘Brandishing’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully uses their firearm during a
fight or quarrel, as shown in Exhibit D.
COUNT THIRTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 04 - BRANDISHING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count thirteen of ‘Brandishing’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully uses their firearm during a
fight or quarrel, as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT FOURTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 04 - BRANDISHING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count fourteen of ‘Brandishing’ is appropriate as the defendant draws their firearm and points it at the
victim in a threatening manner not in service of the defendant’s self-defense as shown in Exhibit K.
COUNT FIFTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 05 - UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count fifteen of ‘Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully
discharges their firearm within city limits without the legal means to do so, as shown in Exhibit B.
COUNT SIXTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 05 - UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count sixteen of ‘Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully
discharges their firearm within city limits without the legal means to do so, as shown in Exhibit C.
COUNT SEVENTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 05 - UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count seventeen of ‘Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully
discharges their firearm within city limits without the legal means to do so, as shown in Exhibit D.
COUNT EIGHTEEN - 5 R.C.C § 05 - UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count eighteen of ‘Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm’ is appropriate as the defendant unlawfully
discharges their firearm within city limits without the legal means to do so, as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT NINETEEN - 5 R.C.C § 07 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF POLICE-GRADE
EQUIPMENT
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count nineteen of ‘Unlawful Possession of Police-Grade Equipment’ is appropriate as the defendant
was found in possession of police-issue 9mm ammunition during the execution of a search warrant as
seen in Exhibit L.
COUNT TWENTY - 5 R.C.C § 07 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF POLICE-GRADE EQUIPMENT
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count twenty of ‘Unlawful Possession of Police-Grade Equipment’ is appropriate as the defendant was
found in possession of police-issue 5.56 ammunition during the execution of a search warrant as seen in
Exhibit L.
COUNT TWENTY-ONE - 5 R.C.C § 07 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF POLICE-GRADE
EQUIPMENT
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count twenty-one of ‘Unlawful Possession of Police-Grade Equipment’ is appropriate as the defendant
was found in possession of police-issue Shell ammunition during the execution of a search warrant as
seen in Exhibit L.
COUNT TWENTY-TWO- 5 R.C.C § 07 - UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF POLICE-GRADE
EQUIPMENT
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 20 MINUTES
Count twenty-two of ‘Unlawful Possession of Police-Grade Equipment’ is appropriate as the defendant
was found in possession of a police-issue taser cartridge pack during the execution of a search warrant
as seen in Exhibit L.
COUNT TWENTY-THREE - 6 R.C.C § 04 - AIDING AND ABETTING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count twenty-three of ‘Aiding and Abetting’ is appropriate as the defendant aids another individual in
murdering the victim as shown in Exhibit A and B.
COUNT TWENTY-FOUR - 6 R.C.C § 04 - AIDING AND ABETTING
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count twenty-three of ‘Aiding and Abetting’ is appropriate as the defendant aids another individual in
murdering the victim as shown in Exhibit K.
COUNT TWENTY-FIVE - 7 R.C.C § 02 - RECKLESS DRIVING
OFFENSE TYPE - INFRACTION
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count twenty-five of ‘Reckless Driving’ is appropriate as the defendant commits 3 or more traffic
infractions within 60 seconds. The defendant fails to maintain their lane, fails to signal their lane
changes, speeds in excess of 30 studs-per-second over the posted limit, drives the wrong way, and
illegally parks their vehicle across two parking spaces as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT TWENTY-SIX - 7 R.C.C § 07(C) - FELONY SPEEDING
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 10 MINUTES
Count twenty-six of ‘Felony Speeding’ is appropriate as the defendant drives over 85 studs-per-second,
35 sps over the posted limit, as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT TWENTY-SEVEN - 7 R.C.C § 08 - DRIVING WRONG WAY
OFFENSE TYPE - FELONY
MAX SENTENCE - 15 MINUTES
Count twenty-seven of ‘Driving Wrong Way’ is appropriate as the defendant drives their vehicle opposite
the way in which traffic is directed to follow as shown in Exhibit I.
COUNT TWENTY-EIGHT - 7 R.C.C § 23 - OBSTRUCTION OF TRAFFIC
OFFENSE TYPE - MISDEMEANOR
MAX SENTENCE - 10 MINUTES
Count twenty-eight of ‘Obstruction of Traffic’ is appropriate as the defendant illegally parks their
vehicle outside of the Sterling Gun Club with three wheels in a lane of traffic and one lane off the road,
blocking approximately half of an entire lane of traffic in the process, hindering the regular flow of
traffic as seen in Exhibit C.
STATEMENT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
My name is UnKnownHoooman, I am currently a Probationary Trooper within the Ridgeway State
Police. I have been employed with the State Police since April 24th, 2022. I am a certified peace officer
by the Law Enforcement Training Center. Based on personal knowledge and evidence provided to the
State Bureau of Investigations, I have probable cause to believe the following:
On May 6th, 2022, the State Bureau of Investigations received a tip with evidence of the defendant
committing multiple violent acts against a specific group of people who identify themselves as furries. In
the video clip in Exhibit A, the victim can be seen being chased by another individual with a fire axe at
the Palmer Car Dealership. In the video clip in Exhibit B, the victim acts in self-defense and is able to
neutralize their attacker, but soon afterward, the defendant can be seen drawing their Cline 1911 and
discharging it at the victim, aiding the other individual in attacking the victim. The victim dies due to the
actions of the defendant and then in Exhibit J the defendant poses with the victim’s corpse alongside the
other individual. At another point at the Palmer Car Dealership, the defendant is seen in Exhibit K
aiding another individual in murdering the victim in their vehicle, brandishing and unlawfully
displaying their firearm, threatening the victim’s life before they are killed by the other individual. In
another incident, in the video in Exhibit C, at the beginning of the clip, the victim can be seen standing
next to their red Madrigal at the Sterling Gun Club. Immediately afterward, the defendant pops around
the corner of the building and discharges their firearm at the victim. The victim then gets into their red
Madrigal and attempts to drive off. As they drive off, the defendant can be seen screaming, “ANIMAL
CONTROL SERVICE, SHOW ME YOUR PAWS.” The defendant then discharges their firearm at the
victim again, attempting to kill them and damaging the victim’s car in the process. In the background,
the defendant’s vehicle can be seen illegally parked next to the Sterling Gun Club with three wheels in a
lane of traffic on the road and one wheel off of the road, blocking approximately half of the lane and
hindering the regular flow of traffic. In a separate incident involving another victim, in the video clip in
Exhibit D, while sitting at a traffic light, the defendant can be seen jumping out of their vehicle and onto
the hood of another victim’s vehicle. From there, the defendant unloads multiple rounds into the second
victim, killing them. In exhibit I, the defendant, in pursuit of the first victim, fails to maintain the lane
they were driving in, fails to signal their lane changes, drives 89 studs per second in the process, 39 sps
over the posted limit of 50, and drives the wrong way on the road near the Sterling Car Dealership,
YouBuyCarNow, committing four traffic infractions in less than a minute with extremely reckless driving.
After locating the victim, the defendant illegally parks their vehicle across two spaces at the Sterling Car
Dealership. The defendant then jumps on the victim’s car and then discharges their firearm at the victim,
killing them. After killing the victim, the defendant steals the victim’s firearm from their corpse before
being forcefully detained by a member of the Ridgeway National Guard. During a search warrant
executed on May 19th, 2022, a Stetson M2A, a police-issue firearm, police-issue 9mm ammunition,
police-issue 5.56 ammunition, police-issue Shell ammunition, and a police-issue taser cartridge pack
was found in the defendant’s vehicles and were promptly seized, as seen in Exhibit L. Therefore, based
on the evidence provided in Exhibits A, B, C, D, I, J, K, and L, the defendant should be charged with
Second-Degree Murder, Attempted Murder, Petty Theft, Armed Robbery, Vandalism, Unlawful
Possession of a Firearm, Unlawful Display of a Firearm, Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm,
Brandishing, Unlawful Possession of Police-Grade Equipment, Aiding and Abetting, Reckless Driving,
Felony Speeding, Driving Wrong Way, and Obstruction of Traffic.
While conducting this investigation, it was noted that all of the violent acts committed by the defendant
have been targeted toward a specific demographic, individuals who identify as furries or dress up as
one. After investigating further, the defendant was found to be the Director of an organization called the
Ridgeway Animal Control Service. During my interview with the defendant on May 9th, 2022, when
asked what the purpose of the organization was, the defendant answered, “[to] manage the spread of
animal borne illnesses by keeping the population of feral animals under control.” When asked if they
kept the population of feral animals under control by killing them, the defendant answered, “euthanasia
is a common practice in controlling feral animal populations, yes.” Later on, when asked if the
defendant felt any regret or remorse for killing these feral animals, the defendant answered in a jokingly
manner that he felt something in his stomach, but that it turns out he only needed to fart, as shown in
Exhibit G. He added on to that by saying, “how can i feel regret or remorse when god himself is pulling
the trigger, not me.” In addition, while conducting this investigation, another clip was found of the
defendant targeting and murdering his victim. This time the clip was posted by the defendant themselves.
While the defendant was taken into custody by peace officers in this clip, I believe it provides more
reason for the defendant to be brought to justice immediately. In the video in Exhibit I, the defendant can
clearly be seen attempting to find his victim. After spotting his victim, the defendant makes a u-turn and
approaches the victim. Before getting on top of the victim’s vehicle and murdering them, the defendant
can be seen copying and pasting a phrase we have already seen the defendant exclaim in Exhibit C. As
the defendant is taken into custody, the defendant can be seen saying that it was worth it, which shows
the defendant shows no remorse.
Based on the evidence provided and my interview with the defendant, it is clear that the defendant
targets the furries within this community, commits multiple violent acts against them, and shows no sign
of regret or remorse for his actions.
APPENDIX OF EVIDENCE
Exhibit A - Clip of the first victim acting in self-defense (timestamp)
Exhibit B - Clip of the first victim being murdered by the defendant (timestamp)
Exhibit C - Clip of the defendant attempting to kill the first victim (timestamp)
Exhibit D - Clip of the second victim being murdered by the defendant
Exhibit E - Interview with the defendant
Exhibit F - Interview with the defendant
Exhibit G - Interview with the defendant
Exhibit H - Interview with the defendant
Exhibit I - Additional clip of the first victim being targetted and murdered by the defendant
Exhibit J - Clip of the defendant posing with the corpse of the first victim alongside another individual.
(timestamp)
Exhibit K - Clip of the defendant aiding another individual in murdering the vicim. (timestamp)
Exhibit L - Search warrant receipt as executed on May 19th, 2022.
Affiant declares under penalty of perjury that everything stated in this document is true and
correct.
Affiant UnKnownHoooman
State Bureau of Investigations
Ridgeway State Police
Executed:
05/20/2022
Being authorized to prosecute the offenses charged, I approve this information
Prosecutor Username
Position
State of Ridgeway Department of Justice
Executed:
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