Two escaped bulls went head-to-head in a California neighborhood.
Officers from the Fremont Police Department were called to the 200 block of Castro Lane around 9.30am on Tuesday after receiving reports of a bullfight.
‘When an active “bullfight” comes out over the radio .. meetings take pause and everyone listens for the next update!’ the department wrote on Facebook.
Two escaped bulls went head-to-head in a California neighborhood. Officers from the Fremont Police Department were called to the 200 block of Castro Lane around 9.30am on Tuesday after receiving reports of a bullfight
In a video recorded by the police department, the bulls are then seen head butting one another in the middle of the street
One bull is then seen stumbling as the other darts off. Fremont police said animal services were called to the scene, but the owner arrived just in time to help
As officers arrived to the scene, they found two bulls staring each other down.
In a video recorded by the police department, the bulls are then seen head butting one another in the middle of the street.
One bull is then seen stumbling as the other darts off.
Fremont police said animal services were called to the scene, but the owner arrived just in time to help.
‘Luckily the owner arrived and helped MOOve the two back to their property,’ officers said.
The owner was fined $100 per bull and will be responsible for repairs and damages in the neighborhood.
The owner was fined $100 per bull and will be responsible for repairs and damages in the neighborhood
Before the bulls began their face-off in the street, they knocked down a few fences, overturned planters and dented parked cars. The bulls were moved back to their owner’s property (pictured)
According to the police, the 2,000-pound bulls got out through an open gate (pictured) due to illegal trespassing
Before the bulls began their face-off in the street, they knocked down a few fences, overturned planters and dented parked cars.
According to the police, the 2,000-pound bulls got out through an open gate due to illegal trespassing.
‘Community members are opening the private property gate, and trespassing to hike in the hills,’ Fremont police said in a tweet.
‘The owners are good neighbors to the surrounding residents and have been very responsive,’ authorities added.
‘Community members are opening the private property gate, and trespassing to hike in the hills (pictured),’ Fremont police said in a tweet
‘The owners are good neighbors to the surrounding residents and have been very responsive,’ authorities added. Pictured is the property where the bulls reside