Update: The Falls Church Animal Control Officer reports that the cat which bit and scratched a citizen in the 100 block of N. Oak Street last Friday, May 21 has been found and has been quarantined. If the cat had not been found, the victim would have had to undergo rabies inoculations. The Animal Control Officers thanks everyone who called information into the Falls Church Police.
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