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Cow on I-85 in Gwinnett? Well …

By Steve Burns
Oct 14, 2016

A cow was reported on I-85 northbound Friday in Gwinnett County, authorities said. However, it could not be located.

The Georgia State Patrol said it was called about a cow at mile marker 124, which is in the Hamilton Mill area. However, troopers did not see a cow on or near the roadway.

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