He had to look after an animal while his owner appeared, but the neighbor's plans were other

Princess is far away from his owner's house and was found hidden in the yard of a neighboring house. An officer from Arcata Police Department, California, United States, Agree with the neighbor that he would take care of the pig while the agent would look for the owner. When he came back for the animal, the manager had already killed the pig to eat it.

Carrie Hogan, owner of the pig, accompanied the police officer for Princess. When they arrived at the neighbor's house, an hour after leaving, I had it cut to eat it. For the times to agree, the man must have killed the princess a few minutes after the departure of the gendarme.

The head of the Arcata Police Department (DPA) told the California news site Lost Coast "There was no reason to believe that this individual was going to do it" because they often received "calls from won in bulk"And they usually ask residents of homes where they find them to watch them while they search for the owner.

The frequency with which they deal with cases of lost animals caused concussion at the DPA. The chief of police considers that it is a strange case because the man knew that it was not his pig and the officer would come back for him accompanied by the owner.

Hogan was unhappy with the agent for leaving his pig with a stranger. LoCaculpa for the death of your pet. He described the pig as "very kind", he was never aggressive and he liked being close to people. The princess was part of the family. He raised her since he was a suckerI fed her with a bottle in the living room of her house.

Hogan's mother was also angry about the mbadacre, so much so that she confronted the neighbor who killed her when I still cut the animal. Hogan He recovered all the pieces of meat from his pet prevent someone else from eating it.

Princess's death too saddened the inhabitants, who learned of his disappearance photos posted in a group on Facebook to seek it. "The agent who entrusted the pig to the man and the man who killed him must be punished," wrote a neighbor.

The police the accused of "cattle theft", will bring the case in front of the Humboldt County Prosecutor's Office, which could lay charges. Hogan said the hardest part was knowing that there was someone who behaved like a savage.