Bessie and Clyde? A cow and a bull are on the run and continuing to evade authorities in Marshfield, Massachusetts, prompting a safety warning from police.
It was first reported on the Marshfield Police Department's Facebook page on Thursday that the two large animals had got loose in the area of Ferry and Main streets. Police said in an update Friday that both still remain at large, and they have frequently been wandering onto local roadways, creating a hazard for drivers in the area.
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Authorities have tried to catch the animals to no avail, with police saying they're pretty elusive and pretty fast.
Police say the cattle are a danger to the public because they keep coming out on Route 3 at Main Street and then ducking into the woods where they're hiding in thick brush. Police have been unable to get close to them so far.
The cattle are entirely black in color, according to police, making them exceptionally difficult to see when it gets dark out, or in rainy conditions (like we experienced Friday).
Drivers are urged to be extra cautious, particularly while traveling on Route 3A from the Marshfield Fair to St. Chr...