In Iredell County, North Carolina, authorities are actively working to capture 10 wild mustangs that escaped from a local property on May 11. These horses have been spotted roaming on busy roads, including a dramatic incident where one was filmed running across Interstate 10. The local Animal Services department has confirmed sightings of the horses in various locations throughout the county, prompting urgent capture efforts. On Monday night, six of the mustangs were located in a cornfield along Eufala Road, where authorities had spread hay to lure them. A local non-profit organization is assisting in these efforts, emphasizing the importance of safely capturing the animals. The wild horses are believed to have been purchased from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Monroe, which manages and protects wild horse populations in 10 western states. The BLM allows individuals to buy these horses for $25 each, provided they meet specific qualifications to ensure humane care. The owner of the mustangs, who remains unidentified, is expected to face charges for failing to secure the animals and not cooperating with the capture efforts.