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05/11/2026 20:20

Caught on video: Police capture runaway piglets

BEAUFORT, S.C. (WTOC/Gray News) - Officers with a South Carolina police department responded to a foot chase involving two runaway piglets dubbed “Bacon Bits.”

The Beaufort Police Department shared video of the incident on social media, showing officers tracking down the pair. The piglets were accused of fleeing, squealing and being career “cri-ham-inals.”

No harm was done during the chase. Officers safely captured both piglets and returned them to their owner.

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