Investigators say someone swiped market-ready pigs worth about $30,000 from a farm in southeastern Minnesota. Livestock auction houses are watching out for anyone trying to sell pigs without documentation.
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The Globe Gazette reports John Arndt, of Hayfield, was arrested and booked into the Mower County Jail. He's awaiting extradition to Iowa. Police believe Arndt stole the pigs over the span of a year and sold them at livestock auctions.
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