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Police investigate malicious defecation at Evansville business

By Andrew Newland,

1 days ago

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — An Evansville business contacted authorities Wednesday, after a large pile of fecal matter was found behind the building.

A police report obtained by Eyewitness News says the business on Southeast Fourth Street in Evansville was the victim of malicious mischief.

Officers were dispatched to the business and found the pile of waste. The reporter of the crime told officers the pile keeps getting bigger, and they believe it is coming from a human.

The police report says that suspect information is limited. Police have not yet said if the fecal matter is human. The investigation is ongoing.

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Keith Snider

1h ago

💩happens.

Veronica Smith

2h ago

What is going on with reporting to report mess like this. Unreal reporting probably the reporter u know there is surveillance video all around business.

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