A man has been arrested by police investigating thefts and killings of pet animals at Exeter's Ellen Tinkham school last month.
Four tame chickens were mutilated and killed at the school for children with special needs in early December - and rabbits and guinea pigs were stolen from their hutches.
Police say a 22 year old man from Exeter has been arrested and released on police bail.
They're still appealing for anyone with information on the incidents to contact them.
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