Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) officers are being accused of lying after allegedly "accidentally" killing a pet with a nail gun. The incident occurred when the officers were attempting to capture an invasive species known as the green iguana when the pet was mistakenly shot with a nail gun instead. The owner of the pet claims that the officers initially denied having any involvement in the pet's death, but later admitted to accidentally killing the animal.

The owner is calling for accountability and justice for the unnecessary death of their beloved pet.

This incident raises questions about the actions and honesty of FWC officers and their handling of situations involving pets and invasive species. The FWC has not provided a clear explanation for the incident, leaving many wondering who is responsible for the pet's death and if there was negligence on the part of the officers involved.

Overall, the article highlights the controversy surrounding the death of a pet at the hands of FWC officers and the importance of holding those responsible for their actions.