Woman featured in documentary about West Virginia family arrested

MINGO COUNTY, WV (WOWK) — Sue Ann White, once featured in the documentary “The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia,” was arrested on Tuesday, two months after being arrested for killing a cat during a burglary, according to a criminal complaint.

White, 55, was arrested on drug conspiracy and possession with intent to deliver charges, the criminal complaint said.

Back in June, White was arrested on burglary and animal cruelty resulting death charges, as well as destruction of property and petit larceny.

The charges stem from an incident that happened on June 2. According to a criminal complaint, the Williamson Police Department responded to a call regarding a burglary in East Williamson.

When officers arrived, the victim told them a woman, identified as White, had come to her home, accusing the victim of stealing from her, according to the complaint. Authorities said White then broke into the victim’s home, kicking in the front door and busting a window.

The complaint said White also stomped on a small cat’s head, killing the animal. According to the complaint, the victim alleged that White told her “Next time it will be your head instead of a cat’s.”

White then ran from the property, according to the complaint. The victim stated that after the incident, some clothes and miscellaneous items were missing.

She was featured in the 2009 documentary on the White family, produced by the team behind MTV’s “Jackass,” including Johnny Knoxville and Jeff Tremaine.

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