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The poster's creator expressed concern for his family because "we are not vaccinated" and stated that he had contacted police but was told, "as long as the horse is not harming your family we don't care about 5G."
This item deftly melded conspiracy theories about 5G wireless technology and conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 coronavirus disease pandemic in a masterful display of quirky paranoia.
However, the poster was just another prank executed by artist and comedian Alan Wagner, whose similar work (particularly his eerie "Bathe in My Milk" advertisements) has been covered here at Snopes.com . The original was posted to his Instagram account: