New York cops seize alpaca that 'was on the lam' after escaping a trailer

[ad_1] Police in New York state acquired an unusual call and ended up having to wrangle an alpaca that was on the free.

Westchester County Police mentioned the division acquired a report Thursday morning a few llama on the run on Kisco Avenue, though the animal truly turned out to be an alpaca.

"We get every kind of attention-grabbing 911 calls, and that one got here in to Commo at 10:09 a.m. immediately," the police division wrote on social media. "Seems it was truly an alpaca that was on the lam, however nonetheless a reasonably good preliminary description in comparison with some we get."

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Alpaca captured by cops in New York (Westchester County Police Division)

"The alpaca was quickly rounded up safely because of the fast response of Officers Mirko and Rodriguez," the division continued.

Police mentioned the animal "had slipped out of a trailer close to Resort MTK on Pat Reilly Means."

Then, the alpaca traveled over to Kisco Avenue close to the Land Rover dealership , and the division jokingly instructed that the animal could have been "trying to improve its trip."