Deputies in Florida Home Invasion Find Deer is Culprit

East Lake, FL (AHN) – Sheriff deputies investigating a suspected home invasion were surprised to find a 190-pound deer loose in the house.

Pinellas County Sheriff’s deputies found blood on the kitchen floor and heard banging noises coming from the bedroom when they entered the East Lake home about 1 p.m. on Saturday, the St. Petersburg Times reported.

After being discovered, the deer shot out of the bedroom and ran around the house. The deputies guided the deer out of the open garage door, and the animal took off into the Brooker Creek Preserve.

The homeowners are out of state, but neighbors pitched in and boarded up a smashed window and secured the house.

Deputies noted only a small cut on one of the deer’s hind legs as it ran back into the wild, giving up a short stint of domesticity.

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