Police in Oklahoma respond to cries for help. No kidding: They were from a goat
Police in Oklahoma respond to cries for help. No kidding: They were from a goat
Officers in Enid answered a call to what sounded like a person crying out for help. The sound was being made by a distressed goal. A farmer explained that the goat had been separated from a friend.
A MARTÍNEZ, HOST:
Good morning. I'm A Martínez.
Officers with the Enid, Okla., Police Department responded to what sounded like a person crying out for help. But, no, it was a goat.
(SOUNDBITE OF GOAT BRAYING)
UNIDENTIFIED PERSON: Yeah, from a long distance, sounds like help.
MARTÍNEZ: A farmer explained that the goat had been separated from a friend. And, you know, that kind of raw emotion sounds like it would be perfect for Drake's next single. But as Drake said on "Sneakin'," I don't need love. I'm the GOAT. Very hard for a pair of goats to share a song.
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