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Post by pavel on Feb 22, 2016 4:18:42 GMT -6
OXFORD, Miss. — It wasn't your usual foot chase. Oxford police caught a homeless emu, with help from some barbed wire. The Lafayette County Sheriff's Department had been getting calls about a loose emu for days. Each time they tried to catch the big, flightless bird, it got away. The emu had been a pet, but the owners moved away, Deputy Chief Scott Mills told The Oxford Eagle. The bird wandered nearly five miles. Officer Cody Pruitt said a chase Friday ended when the bird got tangled in barbed wire. Read more: www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2016/02/homeless_emu_eludes_mississipp.htmlThe story has a happy ending, the bird only had scratches and is no longer homeless since a farmer who raises emus agreed to take in the bird.
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