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On September 3, while being arrested on I-95 northbound, a suspect bit a Connecticut’s West Haven police K-9. According to wfsb.com, state police troopers stopped an erratic driver in West Haven and requested help from the local police department.
According to an animal organization, a new born kitten was saved after a lengthy trek through the Texas Hill Country. The cat was found hidden inside the engine bay of an employee’s car and had traveled more than an hour from Rocksprings to Kerrville, according to a social media post made by the City of Kerrville.
Outside Charlie’s Funky Junk Shop on West Main Street in Statesboro, Georgia, United States, a large green alien statue was stolen.The owner of the store reported the missing promotional item to the police and checked the nearby business security cameras.
A man in Thailand’s Chonburi province had an allergy to raw fermented fish (plara). He had trouble breathing after his wife ordered papaya salad with fish. He killed her with a durian peeling knife after becoming enraged.
At 17.12 inches (43.50 cm), Hank, a 16-year-old farm animal from Muncy, Pennsylvania, USA, holds the Guinness World Records title for the longest ears on a living donkey, around 1.5 inches (3.3 cm) longer than the previous record holder, Hope the donkey from Byron, Georgia.
By dropping a phone from space and retrieving it undamaged, a mobile phone case company put their product design to the ultimate test. Together, Rhinoshield Pte. Ltd and Sent Into Space Ltd of United Kingdom broke the record for the highest drop of a mobile phone in a phone case (natural landforms).
In an abandoned field, California’s Alameda Police Department (APD) Animal Control Officer Emily Crum found a tiny, terrified tuxedo kitten that had fallen about ten feet down a metal pipe.
Richard Hurwitz, a homeowner in Tarzana, Los Angeles, said that his ring camera recorded a bear coming into contact with the two coyotes.The larger of the two coyotes repeatedly confronted the bear as it stayed near the smaller coyote, he said, despite the bear’s apparent advantage.
On August 20 afternoon, North Richland Hills police in Texas rescued a little exotic animal identified by experts as a kinkajou, a small mammal native to the tropical forests of Central and South America that was seeking shelter from the heat outside a pizzeria.
After a wandering bull’s escape onto Highway 35 in Half Moon Bay, traffic was halted by California Highway Patrol officers and San Mateo County Sheriff’s deputies.