Llamas On The Loose: Police Apprehend 2 Runaways In Eagan
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – The post-snowfall routine of police officers in Eagan was broken Wednesday morning when they were tasked with tracking down two runaway llamas.
In a Twitter post, police said the two llamas were captured on Skyline Drive, on the city's north side. In a photo, an officer can be seen feeding one of the runaways, whose coat is matted with snow.
Roads are still icy in spots, 2 runaway llamas in custody on Skyline Drive. pic.twitter.com/A4lOML0Vf3
— Eagan Police (@EaganPolice) March 1, 2017
Llama drama over. No need for hoofcuffs. Mom came and picked them up (: pic.twitter.com/zonE58dUbJ
— Eagan Police (@EaganPolice) March 1, 2017
Police said the fugitive llamas were picked up by their owner. The camelid animals did not appear to suffer injuries during their venture into the wild.
Earlier Wednesday, Eagan police said officers responded to five crashes on icy roads. Overnight, about an inch and a half of snow fell on the southeastern Twin Cities suburb.
