'Chickens die every day, people — at Church's, Popeyes, Kentucky Fried Chicken, really,' the Florida man said. 'I didn't know to give it a 21-gun salute. CPR? Mouth-to-mouth? You know, or call the chicken ambulance?'
"I didn’t see my rooster at first, so I knew something was up because he would always come chase me," Defelice said. "Then, I went in [Nix's] yard and yelled at him, and he finally came out and said he killed him."
Defelice said children in the neighborhood told him that Nix, who lives across the street from him, had beaten the rooster."Next thing you know, he calls the chicken police on me," Nix said.After animal control officers investigated, Nix was arrested for animal cruelty and spent 30 hours in jail. He said he still doesn't understand why his neighbor called law enforcement on him over a dead rooster.BREAKING NEWS
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