Tampa Police Officers Save A Cow From A Tricky Predicament

Author QYK Producer

October 28th, 2021 3:19 PM

Our first responders always go above and beyond no matter the incident…like when these Tampa police officers saved a cow from a tricky predicament!

Tampa police officers Shepherd and Salsbury got flagged down at Freedom High School because a cow got it’s head stuck in a large plastic barrel. These officers went to work to get the cow out of it’s quandary. Check out the body cam footage of this bovine rescue:

At the end, you can see the cow walk away like nothing happened. Just another day on the job for the officers of  the Tampa Police Department!

BTW today is National First Responders Day. Make sure to let them know your appreciation for their dedication and sacrifice.

[SOURCE ABC Action News]

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