A cow briefly escaped from a Queens slaughterhouse, running free through the city’s busy streets before being corralled in a nearby parking lot by employees and New York City police officers, authorities said Police received the call around 12:20 p.m. from a halal slaughterhouse on 165th Street in the Jamaica neighborhood.
The brazen cow escaped down 165th Street, made a left onto Archer Avenue and ran a few blocks before heading into a parking lot, police said.
Employees from the slaughter house were able to secure the cow and take it back into custody.
The brazen cow escaped down 165th Street, made a left onto Archer Avenue and ran a few blocks before heading into a parking lot, police said.
Employees from the slaughter house were able to secure the cow and take it back into custody.
The NYPD’s 103 precinct tweeted to let the public know that no officers were injured as they apprehended the cow.
“Yes, you heard right! Cow on the loose-Jamaica Queens. AllOfficers safe,” the tweet said.
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