Audio By Carbonatix
A goat is behind bars in a German police cell after he was 'arrested' for disrupting traffic.
Billy the kid was caught by cops in Bremen after it blocked traffic by standing in the middle of a road crossing.
The goat then led cops and locals on a chase across town when officers - called in by drivers - tried to catch it.
It was eventually caught by police after several patrol cars had to be called in to help.
But police have so far failed to find Billy's owner despite its distinctive earmark. The only remarks on the arrest papers were "smells very bad".
The goat is currently on bread and water at the local jail where one of the female officers is caring for him.
Source: Ananova
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Portugal had over 40 staff in Qatar 2022 – GFA justifies expanded Black Stars Technical team
7 minutes -
NHIA donates GH¢800k to Ghana Medical Trust Fund to support NCD patients
19 minutes -
NDC begins nationwide membership registration today with new party register
28 minutes -
NDC’s Ayawaso East vote-buying probe committee set to submit findings today
34 minutes -
Ghana Medical Trust Fund assesses regional hospitals ahead of NCD care rollout
42 minutes -
Offinso MP blames Mahama gov’t for cocoa sector challenges
57 minutes -
Baba Jamal’s recall not targeted, decision based on allegations – Kwakye Ofosu
58 minutes -
Ayawaso Zongo chiefs caution NDC against cancelling Ayawaso East primary
1 hour -
COCOBOD failed to deliver over 330k tonnes of cocoa in 2023/24 season – Randy Abbey
1 hour -
Baba Jamal denies vote-buying claims, cooperates with NDC probe into Ayawaso East primary
1 hour -
COCOBOD in its most fragile state in nearly eight decades — CEO Randy Abbey
1 hour -
The dichotomy of living with mental and chronic illnesses
1 hour -
Offinso MP urges COCOBOD to be frank with farmers over cocoa sector challenges
1 hour -
Ghana shifts debt strategy towards multilateral, bilateral funding in 2025
2 hours -
Projects with extractive-sector funding: Civil society groups raise alarm
2 hours