- Amused police officers arrived at their car to find two goats standing on the roof
- Goats are well known for their ability to jump, and can clear fences six feet high
- With the intelligence of a four-year-old child, goats are also clever escape artists
A couple of surprised police officers have butted heads with two stubborn goats who made a home for themselves on the rood of their squad car.
Officers from the Nepean Police Area Command, south-west of Sydney, goat more than they’d bargained for after attending a callout at Llandilo, when they left their four wheel drive parked in the driveway of a rural property.
While they were gone, Billie and Jean had apparently heard that it was the silly season, and leaped onto the roof of the car to have a cuddle and a chuckle at the amused officers.
Amused officers from the Nepean Police Area Command goat more than they’d bargained for
Goats are well known for their ability to jump; a quick hop up onto a police car would be no problem – even baby goats are able to clear fences four to six feet high.
With the intelligence of a four-year-old, goats are master escape artists but also enjoy the company and companionship of other goats and animals.
A little family of goats always has an ordered social structure and are known to pick on newcomers until they learn their place – and the police definitely learned who was boss today!