Who is Estevan Hincapie? New Hampshire man leaves severed rabbit heads on woman's car after threatening her
MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE: A 24-year-old man, Estevan Hincapie, is accused of leaving severed rabbit heads on a woman’s car. New Hampshire police issued a warrant in his name.
On December 29, 2020, a woman told the police that a man she knew had been threatening her through text messages and told her that he had "left her a surprise outside". When she went outside, she found the rabbit heads on her vehicle. Hincapie was charged for criminal threatening and cruelty to animals.
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According to a tweet posted by the police department, "24 y/o Esteven Hincapie turned himself into Manchester Police today. He was wanted in connection with a December 2020 incident where he is believed to have left two severed rabbit heads on a woman's car. Hincapie is charged with Criminal Threatening & Cruelty to Animals."
24 y/o Esteven Hincapie turned himself into Manchester Police today. He was wanted in connection with a December 2020 incident where he is believed to have left two severed rabbit heads on a woman's car. Hincapie is charged with Criminal Threatening & Cruelty to Animals. pic.twitter.com/uZ6eyOnFlc
— Manchester NH Police (@mht_nh_police) February 17, 2021
It wasn’t immediately clear how the pair knew each other. Police said the investigation is on.
Earlier this month, another incident of animal cruelty took place when a social media influencer was arrested in Georgia for allegedly abusing her puppy in a sick scheme to gain more followers. Several people called 911 to report that Brittany Johnson aka Lovely Peaches, 20, was harming her 6-month-old Jack Russell terrier and streaming it on Instagram Live, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution stated. She was accused of "spraying perfume into the eyes of six-month-old Jack Russell terrier, before picking it up by its neck from a coat hanger and breaking its legs".
Around the same time, another incident of animal cruelty took place when a man in New York City named Fulton Gordon was titled a 'cat killer' after he watched his two pit bulls maul a friendly neighborhood cat named Tuxedo to death. Tuxedo's death sparked global outrage and over 20,000 people from 80 countries signed a petition and even offered a $1,000 reward to nab the accused.