They like to stirrup trouble.
Four men – who dub themselves the “cutthroat cowboys” – were saddled with charges after a viral video captured the young troublemakers riding their “emotional support” horses through a Louisiana Walmart.
Police were on the hunt for the hooligans after wild footage showed the group on horseback trotting past the cashiers and down the aisles of the big box store in Baker Tuesday night as stunned shoppers and employees watched on, according to the nearly 40-second video shared by WBRZ 2.
“Oh hell no,” a woman, who was seemingly recording the bizarre stunt, repeatedly said.
“What the f–ck?”
What appeared to be a Walmart employee laughed and then suggested the police be notified, adding the four horsemen were “gonna scare the sh–t out of somebody.”
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Other footage shared on TikTok appeared to be taken from atop the large animal as the scoundrels galloped in the store with the Big & Rich song “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” playing over the video.
Two of the riders – Mason Webb, 18, and a juvenile offender – turned themselves in to police after warrants were issued for their arrest. Brendon Bridgwater, 24, and Patrick Derozan, 22, surrendered to authorities Friday morning, according to the Baker Police Department, multiple local outlets reported.
After his arrest, Webb told WBRZ 2 that his “cutthroat cowboys” squad had no real reason for entering the chain store on horseback — other than it being something “fun” to do.
“It was fun, we were famous. That’s all,” the wily lawbreaker said.
“We didn’t wanna hurt nobody…We always ride to Baker, and we just wanted to do it that day. That’s my emotional support animal.”
The four frontiers were each charged with entering and remaining after forbidden, unlawful post of criminal activity and disturbing the peace.
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