You have 'goat' to be kidding: mystery vandal identified

Police in the US state of Colorado have discovered the four-legged felon behind a break-in at a local office.

Staff members at a polymer manufacturer in the US state of Colorado arrived at work on Monday to find the front doors smashed and shattered glass covering the floor.

Argonics Inc's officer manager called the police. Nothing had been stolen, but when they checked CCTV footage they saw an unusual culprit - a goat.

“Our employees arrived at work on Monday, July 17 to find the doors smashed but nothing taken, and security camera footage showed some surprising vandals,” the YouTube video’s description reads.

“Once the police arrived, he thought to check the camera footage and saw that it was actually a goat,” a company spokesman told the BBC.

Seeing the funny side of the incident, the company uploaded the footage to their YouTube account and have already accumulated 1.2 million views and over 2,000 comments in just a few days.

While the intentions of the goat remain unclear, YouTubers are more than willing to help Argonics fill in the gap.

“When u tryna break outta the friend zone,” one YouTube commenter said.

“Rise of the planet of goats," another said.

The motive and the whereabouts of the goat remain unknown, but perhaps this goat is an associate of Millie – the goat that broke into a Californian Starbucks last year.

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