Take a gander: Police officer, good Samaritans help guide geese off busy highway
Come on. Come on. Come on. Mum. Come on, 156 dispatch to Ocean King, um, about maybe 10 ft of getting them to turn right and getting them off, uh, 95. We’re all the way on, uh, 24 now. Yeah. Well, I can’t hear you. Over here, that’s it. Come on. Go on. Come on, Oh. I appreciate it. I. Yeah, they didn’t, we didn’t lose any of them. Awesome. Thank you so much.
Take a gander: Police officer, good Samaritans help guide geese off busy highway
A family of geese took a stroll on a Maryland interstate, only they weren’t in a car.Aberdeen police released bodycam video that shows Officer Buettner and several good Samaritans who teamed up Tuesday morning on Interstate 95 near the Maryland Route 24 interchange to help the geese safely navigate their way off the highway.”Thanks to their quick thinking, teamwork and concern for safety, the family was successfully guided away from traffic and out of harm’s way,” Aberdeen police said in a statement. “This incident serves as a reminder that public safety often extends beyond people and that cooperation between officers and community members plays an important role in protecting all who share our roadways.”Great work by all!
A family of geese took a stroll on a Maryland interstate, only they weren’t in a car.
Aberdeen police released bodycam video that shows Officer Buettner and several good Samaritans who teamed up Tuesday morning on Interstate 95 near the Maryland Route 24 interchange to help the geese safely navigate their way off the highway.
“Thanks to their quick thinking, teamwork and concern for safety, the family was successfully guided away from traffic and out of harm’s way,” Aberdeen police said in a statement. “This incident serves as a reminder that public safety often extends beyond people and that cooperation between officers and community members plays an important role in protecting all who share our roadways.”
Great work by all!
