Police officers in Durango responded to a neighborhood to capture its most “unexpected repeat offender:” a local kangaroo who escaped from its home, again.

Durango police captured a kangaroo that escaped from its home for the second time, ensuring the roo is now safe.

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Sheila’s owner, Patrick Starr, teamed up with law enforcement to bring the kangaroo back to safety. She was tranquilized, but Starr said she is doing great at home. Please note: This content ...

Mr Brunson's footage showed the kangaroo crawling slowly up a hill near the roadway moments after it was shot with a tranquilliser. Later on, the owner, Patrick Starr, was seen carrying it down ...

“Then, as the cars in front of me started moving again, I looked up to go — and that’s when I saw it. I said, ‘Oh, that’s a kangaroo,’ and hit the brakes again. I followed it at about ...