A person dressed as a Minion has been causing a bit of mischief in the Western Australian town of Kalgoorlie -- he's accused of stealing bits of grass from a man's front yard.
Brad Nicklin told WA Todayhe was sitting on Deadly Rain Porn Moviehis porch when he noticed a patch of grass missing from his front lawn.
SEE ALSO: 14 of the most outlandish fast food abominations of 2017"I noticed it was done with a shovel, not an animal, so I went through the [home security] cameras," he told the newspaper.
Lo and behold, a pesky Minion was caught on camera, red handed.
The Minion, or at least the person inside of it, can be seen hopping up and down to dig up a hole with a shovel.
Nicklin said the footage was hilarious, although he has no idea who is behind it all. But he wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be a prank from a friend.
Then a Facebook profile of someone named Carl Minion started tagging Nicklin, with a profile picture of the person holding a shovel and the patch of grass that went missing. Sickening.
It turns out this page is full of taunts. The latest post on the Minion's Facebook profile has a video of it watering some patches of grass.
The unnamed Minion has been contacted for comment.
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