They like to rise problems.
Four men – who called themselves the ‘killing cowboys’ – were saddled of accusations after a viral video had captured the young noise kickers who rode on their ’emotional support’ horses by a Louisiana Walmart.
The police were looking for the hooligans after wild images showed the group on horseback that drove along the cashiers and the aisles of the Big Box store in Baker on Tuesday evening in Baker, while bewildered shoppers and employees watched, according to the nearly 40 seconds video Shared by WBRZ 2.
“Oh hell no,” said a woman, who apparently recorded the bizarre stunt, repeatedly.
“What the F – CK?”
What a Walmart employee seemed to be, laughed and then laughed that the police were informed, adding the four riders “put off the SH – T from someone.”
Other images shared seemed to have been brought from the top of the large animal while the villains in the store galloped with the Big & Rich Song “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” that played over the video.
Two of the riders – Mason Webb, 18, and a youthful perpetrator – were able to enter the police after Warrants were published for their arrest. Brendon Bridgwater, 24, and Patrick Derozan, 22, surrendered to the authorities on Friday morning, according to the Baker Police Department, several Local points of sale reported.
After his arrest, Webb told WBRZ 2 That his ‘murderous cowboys’ team had no real reason to enter the chain store – other than something ‘fun’ is to do.
“It was fun, we were famous. That’s all,” said the cunning Lawbreaker.
“We didn’t want to hurt anyone … We always drive to Baker, and we just wanted to do it that day. That is my emotional support animal.”
The four borders were each accused of entering and remain, after prohibited, illegal post of criminal activities and the disrupting of peace.
