Florida man arrested for capturing neighbor's pregnant cow, deputies say

[ad_1] A Florida man was arrested for allegedly capturing his neighbor's pregnant cow a number of occasions after it wandered onto his property, making good on his risk to shoot any animals that entered, in accordance with deputies.

Hung Trinh, 54, was charged with animal cruelty and grand theft of a industrial farm animal after he allegedly shot the two-year-old cow 5 occasions in its intestine, chest and rear leg, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office wrote on social media.

Deputies had been known as to a North Fort Myers residence on Might 13 and located the animal alive however struggling to face or stroll. The neighbor had reported to the sheriff's workplace that he had found the calf on his neighbor's property with 5 gunshot wounds.

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Hung Trinh, 54, was charged with animal cruelty and grand theft of a industrial farm animal. (Lee County Sheriff’s Workplace)

A veterinarian decided the calf wanted to be euthanized because of its accidents.

The neighbor raises livestock, together with the calf that was shot, for industrial functions.

Trinh had been upset about previous situations of livestock getting over the fence into his yard and had threatened to shoot any animals that entered his property, his neighbor informed the deputies.

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A veterinarian decided the calf wanted to be euthanized because of its accidents. (Lee County Sheriff’s Workplace)

Detectives executed a search warrant and located a .22 caliber gun in a shed on Trinh's property.

"There will probably be accountability for taking your frustrations out on harmless animals, on this case a number of felonies and jail time," Sheriff Carmine Marceno mentioned in an announcement.

The 2-year-old calf had 5 gunshot wounds to its intestine, chest and rear leg. (Lee County Sheriff’s Workplace)

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"We all know how a lot these animals imply to our farming neighborhood, and we is not going to tolerate these actions. I'm pleased with my Agriculture Unit for his or her speedy response and talent to make an arrest on this case," the sheriff continued.