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Oi! Durango police officers wrangle rogue kangaroo

Durango PD captures kangaroo
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DURANGO, Colo. — Oi! Police officers in southern Colorado jumped into action to wrangle a rogue kangaroo that wandered away from its home.

In a social media post, the Durango Police Department said its officers were caught in a high-speed — or hop-speed — chase with a rogue red kangaroo. After some time, officers were able to wrangle the creature.

Watch the full video in the video player below:

WATCH: Durango police officers wrangle rogue kangaroo

Don't worry — no 'roos were harmed in the exchange, according to the department. The kangaroo was released back to its owner.

You can legally own a red kangaroo, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. However, you must comply with federal, state and local laws.



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