Armed officers were sent to the zoo after reports of the break-in were shared on social media.
Two men have been sentenced after a break-in at a zoo, in which a giraffe was hit by a bottle and distress was caused to a tiger and penguins.
Bradley Green, 24, was ordered to pay £750 and carry out unpaid work for animal cruelty and criminal damage.The zoo's two perimeter fences were cut to gain entry on the night of 15 February, Winchester Crown Court heard.Ellie Fargin, prosecuting, said a giraffe was later found with two gashes to its leg which were probably caused by kicking a door in distress.
The zoo's penguins also showed anxiety symptoms the next morning and their pool filter had been turned off, she added. Daniels, of Alexander Grove, Fareham, pleaded guilty to damaging the penguin enclosure and the zoo's perimeter fence, while Green, of Salterns Estate, Fareham, admitted damaging the giraffe enclosure.James Riley, defending Green, said he was "at his core an animal lover" who had not deliberately attempted to cause suffering.Judge Richard Parkes KC said the pair had acted with "extreme stupidity and thoughtlessness", causing a "great deal of public outrage".
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