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Red rag to a bull: What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.
The bull finally snapped and decided he'd rather die fighting than be a coward and go quietly to the slaughter like a lamb.
Published August 14, 2024 at 10:17am by Taylor Ardrey
Bull Escapes Farm, Ravages Town, Meets His Maker
A "highly aggressive" 1,300-pound bull caused havoc in Raynham, Massachusetts, this week. The bull, en route to the slaughterhouse, had other plans and decided to make a break for it, running through electric fences and jumping a 6-foot berm like it was nothing.
The bull ran...jumped...escaped.
The rampage began on Monday and quickly escalated. The bull, now a fugitive, made its way to Interstate 495, causing a three-car pile-up. If that wasn't enough, he then took a leisurely jog into the woods and a dip in Lake Nippenicket. But his swim session was cut short when he aggressively charged at officers.
One brave officer, rifle in hand, taught this bullish fugitive a lesson by shooting him in the leg, disabling him. But the bull's journey ended when the farm owner delivered the coup de grĂ¢ce with his hunting rifle.
Chief David LaPlante praised the officers' valiant efforts, stating:
I want to commend our brave officers who put themselves in harm's way to make sure that a bad situation did not get worse.
Raynham PD. A force to be reckoned with. Even bulls can't escape their fate.
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