Man Charged for Allegedly Leaving Severed Rabbit Heads on Woman's Car

The New Hampshire man turned himself in to police and is facing two counts of cruelty to animals and three counts of criminal threatening for the alleged crime.

Angora rabbits are seen at the shop 'Rabbit Cafe.'
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Angora rabbits are seen at the shop 'Rabbit Cafe.'

A New Hampshire man turned himself in to authorities Wednesday, one day after a warrant was issued for his arrest for allegedly putting two severed rabbit heads on a woman’s car, New York Postreports. 

Esteven Hincapie, 24, has been accused of sending threatening text messages to a woman he knew two months ago. Hincapie allegedly sent the woman a text informing her that he left a “surprise” for her outside. On Dec. 29, she discovered the severed rabbit heads on her car, and called the police. 

Hincapie has been charged with three counts of criminal threatening, as well as two counts of 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

An investigation is still being conducted by police. It’s unclear how Hincapie knows the woman.

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