A precinct in Chhattihgarh, India can now claim it owns a mugshot for Babli, a goat.
Babli is a tough, gruff goat with a long criminal history. Just recently, the goat broke into the garden of a local magistrate, and proceeded to eat flowers and plants. Cops were then called on a trespassing complaint. While the goat was later released, the goat's owner, Abdul Hassan, was taken into custody on the grounds of criminal trespass and mischief-causing damage. Do they even make handcuffs for those little hooves?
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The garden must be super tasty, because apparently this isn't the goat's first B&E charge.
"The peon who maintains the garden had warned the owner of the goat many times. So he filed a complaint and we arrested the goat and its owner," Assistant Sub Inspector R P Srivastava told NDTV.
The fiendish goat has since been released on bail, but owner Abdul Hassan still faces criminal charges.