A western Pennsylvania man faces up to 20 years in prison for his role in killing and butchering a prize-winning cow along with five other vandalism related crimes involving a vacant house fire and vehicles damaged by shooting.
Twenty-year-old Graysen Randy Anderson, of Somerset, pleaded guilty to felony agricultural vandalism and other charges on Tuesday. A sentencing date was not set.
Police say Anderson and two other men killed the prize-winning cow overnight June 25-26, 2010. Police say Anderson and the others butchered the Angus cross-breeding cow in a field at Wheeler Show Cattle in Somerset Township – and were cooking the beef when troopers arrived at a home to question the men.
The Daily American of Somerset reports that crime ended a string that began Aug. 21, 2009, when Anderson set a vacant house on fire.
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