The Home Secretary has called for an 'full and urgent investigation' after footage surfaced which appears to show a loose cow being rammed by a police car.
The Home Secretary has called for an 'full and urgent investigation' after footage surfaced which appears to show a loose cow being rammed by a police car. In the video, which surfaced online on Saturday, a Surrey Police vehicle can be seen to slam into a cow that is standing on a residential street.The stunned cow then gets to its feet again, before being rammed by the police car a second time.
"The Independent Office for Police Conduct has been notified and a voluntary referral will be made in due course."The cow was eventually moved to a nearby farm during the early hours of June 15, according to the force, assisted by a member of the public.Following the news, a spokesperson for the Independent Office for Police Conduct has now said: “We have been notified by Surrey Police about this incident and that a referral will be made in due course.
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