A unusual incident occurred near Pickens Academy, involving law enforcement. Deputies and officers were forced to wrangle a large bull. The bull weighed approximately 1,500 pounds and was found near Highway 17.
A foot pursuit had taken place along the highway before the bull was encountered. Further details about this incident are available from KTVU FOX 2 News, including the circumstances surrounding the foot pursuit and how the bull was ultimately wrangled by the deputies and officers.
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