Ohio Police dispatched for turkey break-in
The Miami Township Police Department in Ohio were dispatched to deal with a situation they had no experience with: a turkey breaking into and out of a house.
A video posted by police in Ohio shows a wild turkey frantically trying to make an escape from police captivity after flying through a home's widow.
In a video posted on Twitter by the Miami Township Police Department, the turkey is seen thrashing around inside the home amid broken glass and other debris.
"The window broke. It flew through the window," the homeowner said. "I feel so bad for it, it is probably hurt."
A video posted by the Miami Township Police shows a wild turkey trying to make an escape from police captivity. (Miami Township Police )
Eventually, the woman homeowners' father wrangles the turkey into a net, but the bird promptly and dramatically breaks frees and returns back into the wild.
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"Police Officers get calls for everything, but this was the first time we’ve been dispatched for a wild turkey breaking into a house … and then breaking out," the police wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.
The homeowner later commented on the Miami Township Police Department's Facebook post saying that an officer stayed behind to help board up her broken windows.
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"Thankfully our little one was upstairs cooking dinner with me and her Daddy!" the woman wrote.
