Medium rare, please.
Posted on 08/25/2014 7:53:07 AM PDT by GOP_Party_Animal
CASSELTON – A Cass County deputy responding to a motorist that had crashed into a cow off Interstate 94 Monday morning had to go to the hospital himself after the injured cow charged him at the scene.
Cass County Sgt. Dean Haaland said the deputy was responding to the crash at about 3 a.m. at mile marker 332 west of Casselton when the cow, injured in the crash, charged him.
The deputy was knocked to the ground and suffered some bruising, Haaland said. When he got up, the cow charged again, and the deputy fired upon the animal to keep from being hit again, killing the cow.
Haaland said the deputy was checked out at an area hospital and is doing OK.
Cass County deputies are now investigating the area to find out who’s responsible for the cow.
So far, none of the farmers recognize the cow, he said.
At this point, they think it’s possible the animal fell off a truck that was transporting it through the area.
Holey Cow!
I heard from an eye-witness that the cop drove up next to the cow and grabbed it by the throat through the window of the police car.
I knew that was where you were going even before I clicked through to the link.
Thanks - I needed a laugh today...
Who ever owns the cow is liable for damages and etc..
Great, now we’re going to have cows protesting and looting all over the place. Will Hillary be on TV speaking on behalf of all wronged cows in the country?
The cop can’t tell the difference and thought it was a dog?
That would be bovine profiling.
How now, Michael Brown Cow.
CC
Medium rare, please.
+1
And you won’t find the owner because the owner is responsible for the damage.
Thanks, I’m here all week. Try the steak,I hear its fresh.
CC
They’ve killed Elsie!
It was bigger than him so it was an armed cow. Shooting was justified.
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