3 New York ‘Teens’ Arrested For Killing Beloved ‘Faye’ the Swan– And Then Eating Her!

Mama swan Faye and her 4 cygnets

Three New York ‘teenagers’ were apprehended for eliminating a precious mother swan called Faye and taking her 4 infants.

The pond is house to where “generations of town-owned swans have actually lived considering that 1905” according to The New York Post

The teenagers took the swan from a pond in Manlius, prepared it and consumed it for supper.

According to cops, the teenagers, ages 16, 17, and 18, believed the swan was a big duck prior to they eliminated it and took it house.

The earliest suspect was recognized as Eman Hussan.

Eman Hussan was all smiles as authorities took him into custody.

Eman Hussan

” All 3 suspects were charged with grand larceny in the 3rd degree, a class D felony, criminal mischief in the 2nd degree, a class D felony, conspiracy in the 5th degree, a class B misdemeanor and criminal trespass in the 3rd degree, a class A misdemeanor.” CNYCentral reported

CNYCentral reported:

Three teenage good friends supposedly hopped the fence of the pond in between midnight and 3 a.m. Sunday night into Monday and held female swan Faye down while she was nesting.

Faye was eliminated at the swan pond according to authorities. The teens stated they believed Faye was a wild big duck and chose to go “searching.”

” They did not understand that it was a swan, and they did not understand that it was not a wild animal, that it was really owned by the Village of Manlius,” Manlius Police Sgt. Ken Hatter stated.

They took the swan back to among their homes on Syracuse’s Northside and apparently prepared and consumed the swan.

They likewise took the 4 cygnets from the pond however meant to keep them and raise them as animals.

More on this story from ABC 9 Syracuse:

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