South Carolina state police chase a loose hog on an interstate
@Deepizzaguy (112716)
Lake Charles, Louisiana
August 5, 2025 3:36pm CST
Two South Carolina State Police Officers with the assistance of the Richland County Sheriff's Department answered an emergency call from a motorist on Friday June 26 about a hog that was running on Interstate 26 near Chapin.
The police officers were able to catch the hog that caused a traffic delay for a short while.
After the hog was captured by the state troopers, autos were then given the clear signal to resume driving on their way.
The good news is that the hog was not harmed by the police and returned the hog to its owner.
Link is upi.com/1781751487149 via @upi
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@celticeagle (177930)
• Boise, Idaho
2h
These animals don't understand about busy highways.
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@Deepizzaguy (112716)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
1h
That is true since I know of some stray cats that are known for crossing the street when autos are speeding on the road.
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@RasmaSandra (87694)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
6h
Another hog, another panic attack they do not want to be bacon!!!!
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@innertalks (23044)
• Australia
4h
The Police were lucky this time as it appears to be only a smallish hog from the photo.
@Deepizzaguy (112716)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
59m
That is true since the hog appears to be small.
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@Deepizzaguy (112716)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
5h
That is true since hogs are hard to catch in the first place.
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