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'Super sheep' outruns cops
German police are trying to trace the owner of a sheep which outran police patrol cars and beat up a police dog. Police in the northern German village of Guester say the sheep ran through the streets of the town at more than 30mph.
Ananova.com reports that the sheep leapt over the bonnets of police cars used as a roadblock to cut off its escape and even chased off pursuing police dogs with a few well aimed head butts. Officers eventually caught up with it after it jumped into a field and started tucking into the grass.
A police spokesman said: “It was not an easy pursuit. The animal had quite a turn of speed on it.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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