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Late-night bull run ends with a little cowboy know-how on busy California highway

Some calls for service require a little extra horsepower or, in this case, bull power.

On Tuesday evening, San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to assist the California Highway Patrol (CHP) after a large bull was found running loose along Highway 35. 

Photos released by the department captured officers attempting to corral the animal and the moment a good Samaritan arrived and helped bring the wandering bull under control.

The department lauded the foreman’s hands-on assistance, saying he likely prevented a serious collision or injury on the busy highway.

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Coastside Patrol Bureau Capt. Allen and Half Moon Bay City Manager Chidester later met with Samuel in person to thank him for answering the call.

“Samuel, thank you for answering ours,” the department said. “Your skill, courage, and willingness to help made the Coastside a safer place that night.”


Source: Fox News
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