Cop takes Jackass for a ride along, leaves large gift in back seat
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Donkey Avoids Arrest but Not Ride in Police Car

By ESTHER CASTILLEJO
Dec 2, 2015,

Courtesy of the City of Norman Police Department.
An Oklahoma police officer got more than he bargained for when he answered a call Tuesday morning.

Officer Kyle Canaan of the Norman Police Department drove to the outskirts of the city after a woman called police saying there was a donkey on the loose.

"I was called to check an animal at large," Canaan told ABC News. "My primary concern was with the donkey and the people driving down the road. We had to make sure everyone was safe."

Norman is about 20 miles southeast of Oklahoma City.

By the time Canaan got to the rural area, the miniature donkey already had a harness around its mouth.

"It didn’t look like it was in any kind of distress," the officer said.

The woman who called was Robin Strader, and she was standing close to the donkey when Canaan arrived.

Strader told the officer she could care for the animal while its owner was found. The only problem: The donkey didn't fit in Strader's car.

That’s when Canaan took matters into his own hands.

"I had to come up with a way to solve the problem," the officer said. "I said ‘Eh, I can probably fit it in my car.'"

Using animal feed, the officer lured the animal to the back seat of his squad car. The donkey, which they nicknamed "Squishy," fit perfectly in the back seat. Canaan then drove it down the street to Strader's home, where the donkey will stay for now.

"We're still trying to figure out who the owner is so, hopefully, this will help the owner get reunited with it," Canaan said. ayer version 10.2.0 or greater is installed.


Oklahoma Donkey Avoids Arrest but Not Ride in Police Car

By ESTHER CASTILLEJO
Dec 2, 2015,

Courtesy of the City of Norman Police Department.

WATCH Oklahoma Donkey Avoids Arrest but Not Ride in Police Car
An Oklahoma police officer got more than he bargained for when he answered a call Tuesday morning.

Officer Kyle Canaan of the Norman Police Department drove to the outskirts of the city after a woman called police saying there was a donkey on the loose.

"I was called to check an animal at large," Canaan told ABC News. "My primary concern was with the donkey and the people driving down the road. We had to make sure everyone was safe."

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Norman is about 20 miles southeast of Oklahoma City.

By the time Canaan got to the rural area, the miniature donkey already had a harness around its mouth.

"It didn’t look like it was in any kind of distress," the officer said.

The woman who called was Robin Strader, and she was standing close to the donkey when Canaan arrived.

Strader told the officer she could care for the animal while its owner was found. The only problem: The donkey didn't fit in Strader's car.

That’s when Canaan took matters into his own hands.

"I had to come up with a way to solve the problem," the officer said. "I said ‘Eh, I can probably fit it in my car.'"

Using animal feed, the officer lured the animal to the back seat of his squad car. The donkey, which they nicknamed "Squishy," fit perfectly in the back seat. Canaan then drove it down the street to Strader's home, where the donkey will stay for now.

"We're still trying to figure out who the owner is so, hopefully, this will help the owner get reunited with it," Canaan said. " It was different I had his situation with the donkey, but it doesn't surprise me. It's a one-in-a-career-deal"

http://abcnews.go.com/US/oklahoma-donkey-avoids-arrest-ride-police-car/story?id=35536616/

Glad the donkey is okay.
And that it will propably be adopted, but taking a big dump in the back of the squard car...is just hysterial .

Funny Screaming Donkey: http://youtu.be/gtbk9aXmXRY/

It's cute! Donkey Dung.. & all

And then they fell in love and petitioned for marriage.
But were denied.
Now they're collecting signatures to change the Oklahoma constitution to allow man donkey marriages.

The officer states "We just want the same rights as anyone else. She can't even visit me in the hospital when I'm sick or make medical decisions for me. And what if I shoot a black kid 16 times and go to jail? She can't survive without my pension. This is about protecting my family."

Hysterical !