Guangxi buffalo mad into the village and even hurt the two people's police to shoot cleanly

On May 5, Liuzhou, Zhaisha Town, Luzhai County, Guangxi Province staged a “Human Cattle Battle” on May 4th. A buffalo went crazy and saw people on top. It even injured 2 people. Niu Jiao stuck in the top-turned motorcycle. The police shot decisively.

According to the Luzhai County Police on the 5th, at 9:00 on May 4, the Zhaisha police station of the Luzhai Public Security Bureau received a call for help from the people and said that a “mad cow” in the large part of Mugang Village of the town was on the top and was in critical condition. Police immediately organized police to carry firearms rushed to the scene.

The villagers on the scene introduced the police to the police. The cow was the old man of the village and Liang, and his temperament was generally docile, but in the last few days suddenly it was very crazy. On May 4, Liang Laohan put cattle on the mountain as usual. By 9:00, the cow suddenly went mad and went out of control. He rushed down the hill and went into the village to scurry around. He was on the top. Liang old man was kicked into serious injuries on the spot, and then the cow was injured again. Kicked a woman returning from a laundry.

In order to prevent “mad cows” from hurting people again, the police decided to shoot them after consultation with the owner of the cattle. When the police brought the cow to the foot of a mountain, some curious villagers came on a motorcycle and watched it. The cow heard the sound of the motorcycle and went crazy again. He rushed to the villagers and the villagers hurriedly abandoned the car to escape and the cows abandoned the motorcycle to the villagers. Non-stop maddening, after the horns were stuck by the motorcycle can not move.

The police seized the opportunity to shoot, and with the sound of a gunshot, the out-of-control “mad cow” crashed to death.

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