A wild boar charged at officers as they were trying to remove it from a house.

As the sun set over the quiet Florida town of Lehigh Acres, the residents were in for a wild surprise when a massive, 300-pound boar broke into one of the homes. The unsuspecting homeowner, 82-year-old Edward Wells, was shocked when he heard a loud explosion coming from his living room. Little did he know, it was the sound of his sliding glass door being shattered by the powerful boar.

Wells, a retired veteran, quickly realized that this was no ordinary break-in. He saw his beloved dog, Bailey, being attacked by the ferocious animal before it made its way into his living room. The boar seemed to be enjoying its newfound freedom, as it roamed around the house for a good 40 minutes before the authorities arrived on the scene.

As the sheriff's deputies entered the house, they were met with an unexpected sight - a wild boar standing calmly in the middle of the living room. However, the calm was short-lived as the boar quickly turned on its beast mode and began charging at the deputies. In an attempt to subdue the animal, one of the deputies called for a rope to lasso it. But the boar was not going down without a fight. It managed to escape the lasso and charge at the deputy, snorting and showing its dominance like a bull taking aim at a red target.

The situation was tense as the deputies tried to control the situation while also ensuring their own safety. The body camera footage captured the intense moments as the boar continued to charge at the deputies, who were trying to keep their cool and handle the situation as best as they could.

Eventually, the boar fled into the woods, evading capture and leaving the residents of Lehigh Acres in awe of the unexpected visitor. While the incident ended without any major damage, Wells couldn't help but reflect on the chaos that had unfolded in his own home. He described the whole ordeal as a "bomb going off" and was grateful that no one was hurt.

As news of the wild boar's break-in spread, residents of Lehigh Acres were left with a mix of amusement and fear. After all, it's not every day that a 300-pound boar decides to take a tour of someone's living room. But for Wells and his family, it was definitely a story they would never forget.

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