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Look: Goat opens gate, lets kangaroo loose in South Carolina

Police in South Carolina responded to a call about a kangaroo on the loose and safely captured the animal, returning it home, according to the Horry County Police Department.
The Savannah Pride Center is urging police to investigate a fatal shooting as a potential hate crime, mentioning the victim Chris Fentress faced anti-LGBTQ+ slurs before being shot.
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Kangaroo Capture: Police in South Carolina respond after exotic animal escapes

Police in South Carolina responded to a call about an escaped kangaroo on Saturday.

3 days ago·Sacramento, United States

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Here's how a kangaroo ended up on the streets of rural South Carolina

A kangaroo escaped from his SC pen over the weekend. His owners, Myrtle Beach area residents Justin and Lindsey Richardson, blame one of the family's goats.

4 days ago·Charleston, United States

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Police in South Carolina respond after exotic animal escapes

Police in Horry County, South Carolina responded to a call about an escaped kangaroo on Saturday.

5 days ago·Greenville, United States

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Look: Goat opens gate, lets kangaroo loose in South Carolina

Police in South Carolina rounded up an escaped kangaroo, which turned out to have been released by a mischievous goat.

5 days ago·Washington, United States

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Horry County police capture roaming pet kangaroo

The Horry County Police Department encountered a unique situation on Saturday.

6 days ago

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Horry County police jump into action as stray kangaroo roams Aynor countryside

HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) -- Horry County police on Saturday pocketed a unique stray, managing to cajole a wayward kangaroo back into its enclosure. Photo courtesy of Horry County Police Department The kanga named JJ belongs to Justin and Lindsey Richardson of After Hours Farm, and he was reunited with them soon after his foray into the Horry County outback. "You know how we say ‘no two days in Horry County are the same’? Members of the jury, w…

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