New York State Weighing Felony Firearms Charges Against Peanut the Squirrel’s Owner
The conservation department has not made a final decision on potential charges.

First, conservation officers in New York seized a beloved social media star, Peanut the squirrel, and euthanized it in an incident that has become a symbol of government overreach. Now, they are weighing whether to bring felony firearms charges against Peanut’s owner, Mark Longo, according to a report.
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