Bodycam captures Wisconsin police officer rescuing cows from barn fire
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A Sturgeon Bay Police Department body camera video has gone viral on social media for one officer's quick thinking, saving three cows from a barn fire.
"So I ran in there and got the gate and then got them out. And I didn't have to really encourage them too much. They knew exactly what they needed to do once that gate was open."Sturgeon Bay Police added in their Facebook post that, "Thankfully, everyone was safe!"According to Crabb, the three cows kept inside the barn overnight were deemed "prone to escape" and quickly "made a beeline" for the rest of the herd in the pasture once rescued.The officer also added that he is "absolutely impressed" with the all-volunteer fire brigade in the area, who were able to "save the majority of the structure" from the flames. Jasmine is a Production Assistant at Fox News Digital and a military spouse based in New Orleans. Stories can be sent to jasmine.baehr@fox.com
Jaci Bear, a 911 dispatcher and the daughter of the farm's owner, commented on the Sturgeon Bay Police Department's Facebook post: "Thank you Officer Crabb for not only seeing the fire and calling it in but saving the 3 new cattle my Dad was housing.""It could have been far worse and I’m grateful for the amazing men and women who showed up and saved what they could."The owner of the farm did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.