Suffield Police Corral Runaway Cows

Suffield police know how to see the humor in a situation.

The department took to Facebook after they corralled some runaway cows Sunday morning.

“Early this morning officers responded to a complaint of 2 suspicious males going door to door trying to sell dairy products. Officers determined that the 2 individuals did not have a solicitors permit and were apprehended after a short foot pursuit. We would like to remind everyone to NEVER open your doors to any unfamiliar cattle,” wrote Sgt. Geoffrey Minor on the department's Facebook page read.

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Police said the offending cows were spotted by a resident on North Street around 8:25 a.m. Officers responded and located the livestock on the front porch of 680 North Street. Police discovered that the cows had escaped from a farm at 714 North Street through a broken fence. They were safely returned home by 9:06 a.m.

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