Charm City’s finest had their hands full of bull Wednesday afternoon, when one was loose for hours in West Baltimore in Maryland.
The wayward bovine had jumped from a truck near Coppin State University, WBAL-TV reported.
Running around in 90-degree heat apparently tired him out because he ended up lounging in the shade of a field near campus. Workers from the Maryland Zoo helped police apprehend him.
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In fact, they might have worked a little too well, because the 1,500-pound guy was zonked before he could get back into the trailer. A rollback truck — capable of towing such vehicles as Mustangs, Broncos and Pintos — proved useful in finally mooving him.
Believe it or not, this is not unprecedented. Two bulls got loose in the same part of town in June, . Back in 2016, a pair of bulls escaped a Baltimore slaughterhouse. And police shot another bull after it got loose from a slaughterhouse in 2014.
