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Lambs Found Dead with Necks Snapped in Northern Ireland

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Thirteen lambs found dead in Northern Ireland, necks deliberately snapped; police seek public help for investigation

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Lambs Found Dead with Necks Snapped in Northern Ireland

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On March 15th, police in Northern Ireland are seeking public help after 13 lands were found dead, with their next deliberately snapped in county. Down. The gruesome discovery happened on Drums Esk Road in Rochtrevoir. The animals were killed sometime between 7pm on Friday, March 13th, and 7.45am on Saturday March 14th. Farmer Kevin McGiver and spotted them while checking his field and immediately knew something was terribly wrong. McGiver and described the scene as horrific. Seeing most of the lands had broken next while others appeared strangled, police service Northern Ireland officers arrived quickly to investigate. Inspector Reynolds called it a shocking crime and confirmed the next were broken on purpose. No arrests have been made yet, but inquiries are underway. Anyone with information from that area and time should call police on 101, quoting reference 495 of March 14th, 20. Authorities hope tips will lead to quick answers.

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