‘Black Ink Crew’ Star Ceaser Emanuel Turns Himself in on Animal Cruelty Charges

‘Black Ink’ star Ceaser Emanuel has turned himself in to authorities in connection to animal cruelty charges … just weeks after a video showing him abusing a dog went viral.

A spokesperson for the City of South Fulton PD in Georgia tells TMZ Emanuel turned himself in on Wednesday. Jail records show Emanuel is facing two misdemeanor charges of animal cruelty and one felony charge of aggravated cruelty to animals.

Ceaser was fired from “Black Ink Crew” shortly after the video — which shows him beating a dog with a metal chair — surfaced online. Emanuel’s attorney says the video was recorded during COVID lockdown and possibly leaked by an ex-GF who had it out for Emanuel.

Cops have not yet confirmed if the charges are in connection to the abuse video, but we know investigators from South Fulton were looking into the incident … so it likely lines up.

Of course, whether it was leaked or not, there’s no excuse for abusing an animal … but Ceaser insists the video doesn’t reflect his true self — telling us he was only trying to break up a fight between his animals.

Since the video was recorded, Ceaser tells us he no longer owns one of the dogs, it was given to a friend.