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This story is so BIZARRE that when it first went viral, people thought it was fake. But we have video evidence, police reports, and multiple witness statements confirming that YES, this actually happened. It started as a normal Tuesday. Absolutely nothing unusual. Until one man decided to order pizza. That simple decision would lead to the most ABSURD sequence of events you'll ever hear. By the end of the night, there would be 6 police cars, a fire truck, animal control, and a news helicopter circling the neighborhood. How does ordering pizza lead to THAT? Buckle up... Dave Morrison ordered from his usual pizza place at 7:30 PM. Large pepperoni, breadsticks, the usual. Estimated delivery time: 45 minutes. At 8:15 PM, his doorbell rings. Dave opens the door expecting pizza. Instead, the delivery driver is just... standing there. Frozen. Not moving. Staring past Dave into his house. "Uh, is that your order sir?" Dave asks, confused. The driver doesn't respond. Just keeps staring. Then slowly points behind Dave. "Sir," he whispers, "what the HELL is that?" Dave turns around. And that's when he sees it. His living room is full of chickens. FULL. Like, at least 40-50 chickens. Just wandering around his apartment. Pecking at his carpet. Sitting on his couch. One is literally perched on his TV. Now, let's be clear: Dave does NOT own chickens. He lives in a third-floor apartment in downtown Portland. There are no chickens within MILES of this building. "What... where... how did..." Dave can't form complete sentences. His brain has broken. The delivery driver is now backing away slowly. "You know what, man, the pizza's free. I'm not going in there." He leaves the pizza on the doormat and RUNS back to his car. Dave stands in his doorway, pizza at his feet, staring at a living room full of chickens. None of this makes sense. Then he hears clucking from his bedroom. He walks in. MORE CHICKENS. In his bathroom? CHICKENS. His kitchen? CHICKENS. There are chickens EVERYWHERE. Approximately 100-120 chickens have somehow manifested in his apartment. He does what any rational person would do: He calls 911. The 911 call audio has since been released, and it's GOLD: **Dispatcher:** "911, what's your emergency?" **Dave:** "There are chickens in my apartment." **Dispatcher:** "...Sir, did you say chickens?" **Dave:** "Yes. So many chickens. I don't know where they came from. They're just... they're everywhere." **Dispatcher:** "Sir, have you been drinking tonight?" **Dave:** "No! I'm completely sober! I ordered pizza and there are chickens in my house! Please send someone!" **Dispatcher:** "Sir, I'm going to transfer you to animal control." **Dave:** "I NEED MORE THAN ANIMAL CONTROL. THERE ARE LIKE A HUNDRED CHICKENS." The dispatcher, thinking this is a prank, almost hangs up. But protocol requires they send someone. So they dispatch one animal control officer. That officer took one look at the situation and called for backup. Lots of backup. Officer Jenny Martinez arrives first. Her body cam footage (later released to the public) shows her approaching the apartment building, clearly skeptical. "Dispatch said something about chickens?" she's heard saying to another officer. "This is probably nothing." She knocks on Dave's door. Dave opens it. A chicken immediately walks out past her into the hallway. "Oh my God," Officer Martinez says. "There ARE chickens." She looks into the apartment. Her jaw drops. "What the... how many are there?!" "I don't know!" Dave shouts. "They won't stay still long enough to count!" By now, chickens are escaping into the hallway. Other apartment residents are opening their doors. Chaos is spreading. One chicken makes it to the stairwell. Then another. Within minutes, there are chickens on ALL THREE FLOORS of the building. "We need everyone," Officer Martinez radios. "All units respond. We have a... I don't even know what to call this. Mass chicken situation." By 9:00 PM, the scene outside Dave's building looks like a disaster response operation. - 6 police cars - 4 animal control vehicles - 1 fire truck (because someone pulled the fire alarm during the chaos) - 2 news vans - 1 helicopter And approximately 150 chickens. The count kept going UP because they kept finding more. The big question: WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? Police review building security footage. At 6:47 PM, a suspicious truck pulled up. Three people got out carrying large containers. They entered the building. Left 20 minutes later. The truck drove away. License plate? Fake. Faces? Covered. The entire operation was planned. But WHY? Why would someone release 150 chickens into a random apartment? Then Dave's phone rings. It's his ex-girlfriend. "Did you get my message?" she asks sweetly. Turns out, Dave had broken up with his girlfriend two weeks earlier. She did NOT take it well. "You called me a chicken for not wanting to move in together," she texted him. "So I sent you some chickens. Enjoy." She had hired people from Craigslist. Paid them $500. Gave them Dave's spare key (which he'd forgotten to get back). They released 150 chickens into his apartment while he was at work. This was her revenge. "That's... that's insane," Officer Martinez said, trying not to laugh. The ex-girlfriend was arrested and charged with: - Breaking and entering - Criminal mischief - Animal cruelty (the chickens were traumatized) - 150 counts of unlawful animal transport Bail was set at $10,000. Which she paid. With chicken-shaped balloons attached to the bail check. The woman is COMMITTED to the bit. The aftermath of "Chickengate" (as local news dubbed it): **For Dave:** - Evicted from his apartment (lease violation for unauthorized pets) - $2,400 in cleaning fees - Had to stay in a hotel for a week - Still finding chicken feathers in his belongings months later - Now checks ALL his exes to make sure he got keys back **For the chickens:** - All rescued by local farms and sanctuaries - Several were adopted as pets - One chicken gained Instagram fame (12,000 followers) as "Revenge Chicken" - All are reportedly doing well **For the internet:** - The story went mega-viral (50+ million views) - Spawned countless memes - "My ex is crazy" stories flooded social media - Dating apps added a new profile question: "On a scale of 1-150 chickens, how petty are you?" The legal case became a media circus. The ex-girlfriend's defense? "It was a harmless prank." The judge disagreed. "Ma'am, you released 150 chickens into a residential building. That is not harmless. That is chaos." She was sentenced to: - 6 months probation - 100 hours community service (at an animal shelter, ironically) - Restraining order prohibiting contact with Dave - $5,000 in restitution - Mandatory anger management classes At sentencing, she addressed the court: "I just want to say, it was worth it. Did you see his face in the videos? Priceless." The judge was NOT amused. Dave, meanwhile, has become a minor celebrity. He was interviewed on local news, featured in articles, and even got a sponsorship deal with a chicken restaurant (which donated all his proceeds to animal rescue charities). "I never thought ordering pizza would change my life," he told reporters. "Now I only order pizza from places that deliver to the curb. Nobody gets inside access anymore." **SHARE THIS INSANE STORY** with anyone who's ever had a crazy ex! **COMMENT** below - what's YOUR wildest revenge story? Nothing will top 150 chickens though... The pizza, by the way? Cold by the time he finally got to eat it. Adding insult to injury.

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