DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — While most of the other local police departments were dealing with snow, ice and other winter storm problems, the DeKalb County Police Department had an udderly different problem -- Cows.
The department posted the pictures Saturday morning on Twitter of the 9 cows that were wandering on the roadway at Covington Highway and DeKalb Medical Parkway.
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Officers “mooved” the cows off the road and finally corralled them at a Kroger parking lot using shopping carts. One cow made its way to a near by apartment complex. Officers later were able to secure it.
The cows' owner later arrived with a trailer and picked them up.
Stubborn as a Bull : This big guy refuses to go quietly and is STEAKED out at the Westbrook Walk apartments pic.twitter.com/kRSKJ7B9bl
— DeKalb County Police Department (@DeKalbCountyPD) January 7, 2017
Urban Cowboys! DKPD and Animal Services attempt to lasso a loose bull in an apartment complex. @DeKalbAnimals pic.twitter.com/D6Mnm4zd3r
— DeKalb County Police Department (@DeKalbCountyPD) January 7, 2017
Have you HERD? DKPD steaks out cows at DeKalb Kroger pic.twitter.com/804DMDGhOP
— DeKalb County Police Department (@DeKalbCountyPD) January 7, 2017
No snow on the roads, but we've got cows! DKPD corrals loose cows with Kroger shopping carts! pic.twitter.com/035qDuGo8M
— DeKalb County Police Department (@DeKalbCountyPD) January 7, 2017
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