Hooligan goats: a couple horned animals caused a stir in the big city (3 photos)

A photo was published on social media where goats are sitting in the backseat of a police car. Police officers noted that the animals were very cute, but could hurt people.





In Washington (USA), two escaped goats encountered law enforcement officers after they went on a rampage in the city and chased pedestrians.

The Kent Police Department managed to catch the animals before they could hurt anyone. A photo appeared on social media where the goats are captured in the backseat of a police car.

The goats appear calm and confined in a photo posted to Instagram.

"Arrested for bad behavior. We're not sure where they came from, but these two have gotten it into their heads that chasing people is a good time. Don't get us wrong, they're super cute. But seriously, it's not okay for people or goats to chase others," the caption reads.



The animals were taken in a "comfortable car" to the King County shelter, where staff are trying to find their owner. Many social media users were amused by the hilarious incident involving the goats' arrest.

"Oh my god, this post is hilarious," "If you can't find the owners, I'll take them in. I'm tired of mowing my lawn," they wrote.

The publication notes that last year, another unruly goat was brought to court by its owner, Ann Lomas, who decided to take drastic measures after her pet Gary began causing mayhem on her farm in Cumbria, England. He began to annoy other animals, steal their food and hit them with his head.

"After a few days, I had to separate him from the other goats because he kept hitting them with his horns. I placed him with the alpacas because they are bigger and can handle him, but he soon started running away," Ann said.

Then the woman began receiving calls from locals saying the goat was stealing their underwear.

"He would show up with bras and panties on his head, we'd find them in the barn. He'd take them off the washing lines," she added.