
Upon arrival he discovered the intruder to be a deer that was being held captive by two of his employees, who had had to wrestle the animal to the ground and tie it with an electrical cord.
"This wasn't a tiny little thing," Mills said. Suffolk police and town animal control officers arrived minutes later. After making sure the deer wasn't hurt, it was released.
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Mills said the deer had smashed through a front window and was trying to break through one in the rear when it was caught. In the meantime, the animal caused a few thousand dollars' worth of interior damage, including ripped upholstery.
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