By Police1 Staff
DULUTH, Minn. — From saving bald eagles to roping steer, animals help break up what can sometimes be a monotonous life on the beat.
Duluth Officer Richard LeDoux was on patrol when a citizen flagged him down to report an injured owl, the Duluth News Tribune reported.
The person originally thought the bird had been hit by a car, but when LeDoux approached, the owl jumped up onto the hood of the patrol car.
As the owl stared at the officer through the windshield, LeDoux snapped a picture that a colleague then posted on Twitter.
“It was there maybe a minute or so. It didn’t seem to be in any hurry,” LeDoux said.
https://twitter.com/DuluthPD_S18/status/829164483159457792