Police in Alaska gave an unusual passenger a ride home recently, after a resident called the police concerned about the animal’s well-being in the cold weather.
The pig, named Elvis Pigsly, was standing on the side of the road and appeared to “look cold.” The Anchorage Police Department picked up Pigsly, who was quite friendly, and drove him back to his owners.
This was not the most unusual suspect for the Department, though. Nearly a year ago, they received call for a turkey attempting to enter a convenience store.
Story via Andrew McMunn with WSMV
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