A horse, of course. Detroit police rescue lost horse Tuesday morning
Detroit police say they came to the rescue of a lost horse this Tuesday morning in the area of Joy and Roselawn.
By WXYZ Staff
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DETROIT (WXYZ) — It’s not every day Detroit police get to help in the rescue of a big four-legged friend.
Police say they came to the rescue of a lost horse this Tuesday morning in the area of Joy and Roselawn.
We’re told the horse was handed over to the mounted division and is currently in Clarkston.
Detroit police say they’ve seen many different animals roaming the streets over the years, so they were not surprised to see a horse.
Right now, police have no idea who the horse belongs to and are currently looking for the owner.
The second precinct also came with the jokes today. “What do you call a horse that lives next door? A neighbor,” they tweeted out with the pictures in this story.
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