He felt daring. Fierce adrenaline flowed through his body as he dodged the fire. The heat tightened, but he continued.to save dog of the neighbor’s brutal fire who devoured the house, that he did not hesitate to enter in spite of the fire.

His neighbors were not there but the dog, trapped in the middle of hell, was there. He kicked the door open and ran in search of “man’s best friend”, unconcerned with his own safety. A hero.

He could feel it in that moment, because he could feel the tightness of his chest, the compliments he would receive for such work. Thank you and congratulations for risking nothing less than your life in the beloved dog post.

‘Or so it seems. Because there is no parade. What there are are four cops already they handcuffed him and took him to prison. But what happened? And the dog? The fire?

It was that there was no fire or dog to rescue. There is no heroism. The man, whose name is Michel Orchard and from a town in the state of New York called halfmoonI imagined everything.

Except, of course, the police. Those are true. Like the handcuffs tied around his wrists and the arrest on breaking and entering.

Orchard later admitted that ate LSD mixed with Dextromethorphan (DXM) and that this led him to believe that his neighbor’s house was on fire, with the dog inside.

He told investigators that when he saw the fire, he started knocking on the door of the neighbors ’house to warn them. but no one answered.

The man continued his statement, broke down the door to rescue the dog of the family, which is indoors.

Orchard still He was arrested for violation, second degree robbery and third degree criminal mischief. and was remanded in custody on $ 15,000 bond.

A local police spokesman, speaking to Channel 13explained that Orchard cI laughed at being my hero: “I thought the house was on fire and I rescued the dog.”