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Bull helps police catch fleeing burglar

Brad Hemby - Courtesy Marshall County Sheriff's Office
Brad Hemby - Courtesy Marshall County Sheriff's Office
By Skyler Cooper
July 11, 2015

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A man trying to get away from police after breaking into a house ended up grabbing the attention of a  bull.

According to WHNT-TV, Brad Lynn Hemby took off through a pasture trying to avoid the cops. He ended up running for his life with an angry bull in chase.

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The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office in Arab said Hemby fell into a barbed wire fence and immediately surrendered.

Hemby faces charges of burglary, theft and attempting to elude.

A female passenger in Hemby's vehicle escaped and has not been located.

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