A 16-year-old teenage girl and a 17-year-old boy were found to be “dismembered” for allegedly torture two kittens

A teenage girl and boy are charged after a kitten “torture and kill” in an “incredibly painful” attack.

Metropolitan police received a report on May 3 that said two teenagers had dismembered the animals in northwest London.

The “incomplete” animals were allegedly thrown on Ikenham Road in black duffel bags and then abandoned.

Metropolitan police said Tuesday a 16-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy were accused of causing unnecessary pain and possessing a bladed article in public places.

They were arrested on Monday and will appear in court at Highbury Corner Cragistates later today.

Two teenagers were tracked after a public claimed to have witnessed horrible behavior after the Metropolitan Police issued an emergency appeal.

Police Sergeant Babs Rock had previously said: “It’s an incredibly painful event and I know it’s attracting the attention of the local community.”

After that, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police thanked the locals for providing information about the incident.

Two teenagers are now charged with alleged incidents (stock images)

They said: ‘The Metropolitan officers arrested twice after Ruislip’s death.

Yesterday (Thursday, May 15), appeals regarding the incident that took place on Saturday, May 3 at Ikenham Road.

“Information provided to the Metropolis, officials arrested two teenagers on Friday, May 16, allegedly maltreating animals. They are still in custody.

“We recognize the trouble this incident has caused in the area and we are grateful to the community for sharing information with us.”