A goat gang wasn’t kidding around when they decided to viciously attack a small business

LOS ANGELES, CA - SEPTEMBER 09: A herd of 100 South African Boer goats chews on tough weeds and dry grasses to clear a steep hillside lot near the Angels Flight funicular railroad on September 9, 2008 in the Bunker Hill high-rise district of downtown Los Angeles, California. Leaders of the Los Angeles Community Redevelopment Agency rented the goats as an economical and environmentally friendly alternative to using gas-powered weed-whacker-wielding humans. Human workers would have charged as much as $7,500 to clear the 2 ?-acre Angels Knoll lot. The goats cost only about $3,000 and there will be no overtime charges. An additional 50 goats will be added to the herd soon to help complete the job in the next week to 10-days. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

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Employees at Kryptane Systems, an engineering company in Louisville, Colo., didn’t know what to think when they found their storefront in shambles. The glass doors were completely shattered.

But once the surveillance video was watched, the situation quickly took a turn for the bizarre.

Fox31 Denver reports that a group of goats walked up to the and began to break the doors with their horns. They also left some droppings at the site.

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“For 20 minutes [one goat] just sat and banged on that one side until he broke it, and then he left and came back and decided to break the other side too. I don’t know why. That was just to be mean I guess,” recalled company engineer Greg Cappert.

“We understand the description is he’s very hairy, has some large horns, and is possibly hooved,” joked Louisville Police Department Commander Jeff Fisher.

Cappert warned the city’s residents to protect their doors at night as the goat gang was still at large.

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