'It looked like some weird piece of abstract art,' an eyewitness told BuzzFeed News.
A number of unidentified chickens in Brooklyn did not succeed in crossing the road Friday morning.
He first came upon the clucky catastrophe early Friday morning near Wyckoff Street and Bond Street, likely shortly after it was dumped, because the chicken was still in a relatively neat pile. He filmed the video about an hour later, after a number of vehicles had run over it and spread it along the road.
Camic sent his girlfriend the video, who passed it on to writer Sara Vilkomerson."Does anyone know what the hell kind of chicken massacre happened in Boerum Hill?" she tweeted.Cullen Camic"It was clean chicken, probably headed to Popeye's or something," Camic said."It looked like some weird piece of abstract art."and coincidentally has a location just a few blocks away from the scene of this plucky crime, did not immediately respond to request for comment.
A spokesperson for the Department of Sanitation confirmed the cleanup to BuzzFeed News, and said they are now investigating the origins of the poultry disaster.
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