Zaragoza customers kill wild boar during rampage in bar. Were they justified?

On the final night of the Fiestas del Pilar in Zaragoza, a wild boar caused chaos by rampaging through central city streets. The boar entered a packed bar and injured a woman before the owner and customers killed it with knives. Animal rights protesters are furious, accusing the bar patrons of killing the boar in "cold blood". They demand a police investigation and want to know if the animal came from nearby woods or was released deliberately.

Some people argue the bar patrons were justified in their actions as the boar was large, frightened, and posed an immediate threat in a confined space. However, others contend the boar was frightened, not aggressive, and that waiting for professionals to handle the situation would have been safer. This incident highlights the growing issue of wild boar encounters in Spanish cities due to rising populations and urban food sources.