Police in New Jersey chase down a loose hog on the street

Deptford Township Police Officers capture a loose hog in New Jersey

By George B Vieto

@Deepizzaguy (109393)

Lake Charles, Louisiana

December 10, 2023 2:50pm CST

I am sure that the police officers who are employed by the Deptford Township New Jersey were more than happy to chase down a hog that is named by his owner Albert Einswine who ran away from his owner on Tuesday The police officers were able to catch the hog by using a rope to place it on the neck of the animal when they were chasing him down a road in Deptford Township. The good news is that the hog was returned to his owner who resides in the New Sharon neighborhood of Deptford Township. I am sure the police officers would rather chasing loose animals on the road instead of trying to catch criminals who are armed to avoid being caught by the authorities. Link is upi.com/1441701878507 via @upi

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@celticeagle (173971)

• Boise, Idaho

11 Dec 23

I would think they would rather chase animals too.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

That is true.

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@marguicha (226286)

• Chile

10 Dec 23

Catching criminals is more dangerous than to try to catch a tiger.

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@AmbiePam (97883)

• United States

10 Dec 23

I saw this on the news. It was cute.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

I agree with you that a hog being chased by a police officer is cute than having to deal with an armed criminal on the streets.

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@xstitcher (34065)

• Petaluma, California

11 Dec 23

Albert Einswine---Love it!

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

12 Dec 23

A real nice name after one of the smartest people in the world.

@RasmaSandra (84651)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

10 Dec 23

Poor piggy was having an anxiety attack someone must have mentioned bacon,

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

Probably what happened.

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@JudyEv (352653)

• Rockingham, Australia

10 Dec 23

I'm glad the hog didn't get hit by a vehicle.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

I am in agreement with you.

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@RebeccasFarm (94538)

• Arvada, Colorado

11 Dec 23

Poor old hog..must have wondered where he was going.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

I was thinking the same thing about the hog.

@jstory07 (143796)

• Roseburg, Oregon

11 Dec 23

That is great that the hog was returned to his owner.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

I am in agreement with you that the hog was returned to his owner.

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@LindaOHio (187982)

• United States

11 Dec 23

I'm glad the hog was returned to its owner. All these animals are running around loose. I'm surprised more don't get hit by cars.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

That is true since whenever a stray cat is running across the streets in my neighborhood, my concern is that an auto will strike them down.

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@dgobucks226 (36490)

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10 Dec 23

Now that's something you don't see on the street every day.

Was this little piggy going to market.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

That is true.

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@dya80dya (36956)

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11 Dec 23

This can be funny too. I would enjoy catching animals more than catching criminals.

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@Deepizzaguy (109393)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

11 Dec 23

That is true.

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