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‘Mooove along, ladies!’ Police called in to herd roaming cows back to their field
Posted on - 9th July, 2019 - 9:03am | Author - Rachel Smith | Posted in - Crime, Lancashire Police, Preston News
Police were called to a different kind of beef last night when several cows and a bull broke free.
The cattle were roaming across a car parking area in Guild Park, Whittingham, risking damage to cars and gardens.
Officers from the rural crime team and immediate response enlisted the help of a local farmer to herd the cows back to their field.
A spokesman said: “It’s not all about catching the bad guys!
“Officers found the cheeky cows and managed to mooooove them along with the much appreciated help of a local farmer.
“They’re now back to their field where they can graze safely and can’t cause any damage.”
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