A herd of cows corraled a car thief into the waiting arms of law-enforcement in Seminole, Florida. Video / Seminole County Sheriff
A suspected car thief in Florida was chased down by a herd of cows after crashing a stolen car and stumbling into their pasture while fleeing police.
A Seminole County Sheriff's helicopter captured the hilarious incident on video Sunday night.
In the footage, suspect Jennifer Anne Kaufman is fleeing police in a stolen car when she makes a sharp turn and appears to crash into a ditch in Sanford, the Daily Mail reports.
Kaufman ran onto a field were more than a dozen cows were grazing. The cows then began to chase her. Photo / Seminole County Sherrif's Office
Kaufman quickly exits the car and takes off running through a wooded area. The passenger, identified as Jamie Michael Young, stayed at the scene.
Video shows Kaufman sprint through the woods and onto a field where more than a dozen cows were grazing. As she hoofs it across the field, the startled cattle take off after her.
At one point, a cow gets dangerously close to Kaufman but backs off. While the fleeing suspect runs through the field, the helicopter pilot gives officers on the ground a play-by-play of what's happening and where to find Kaufman.
"A large group of cows is following her, for a good visual," he says. "Looks like they may attack her. ... If you see a large group of cows, they're literally following her and chasing her."
Jennifer Kaufman was charged with trespassing, petit theft, drug possession and resisting arrest. Photo / Seminole Country Sheriff's Office
The cows eventually corral Kaufman at the edge of the field where she appears to climb through a fence. Officers waiting on the other side arrest Kaufman and take her to jail.
