Police Respond to Distress Call, Find Upset Goat Instead.

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Police officers in Enid, Oklahoma responded to a report of a "person" crying for help, only to find out that it was actually a "very upset goat" who had been separated from its friend. The officers initially thought it was a person yelling for help, but body cam footage shows them laughing when they realized their mistake. The Enid Police Department thanked the officers for their swift actions, even though they were not necessary.
- Police find 'very upset goat' while responding to 'person' crying for help ABC News
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- Officers investigating cries for help discover 'very upset goat' ABC7 News Bay Area
- WATCH: Enid Police Officers respond to ‘call for help’ KFOR Oklahoma City
- Cops Rushed to a Man Screaming 'Help.' It Turned Out to Be a Goat. The Daily Beast
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