Calgary authorities are exploring the rollover of a semi-trailer lugging livestock that left 17 cows dead on Tuesday night.
The single-vehicle accident happened on the off-ramp from eastbound Stoney Trail S.E. to southbound Macleod Trail at around 8:10 p.m. on Tuesday, according to a launch.
Police claimed they were called with records that a livestock lining lugging around 95 livestock had actually surrendered.
Speed is being checked out as a consider the case. Investigators claimed the semi-trailer fell short to discuss a contour as it took the leave ontoMacleod Trail The trailer came to relax on the left side of the street.
The vehicle driver was required to the healthcare facility with small injuries, claimed authorities.
Cattle wranglers and a vet reacted to the scene, as did city authorities and firemens, RCMP and freeway roadway staff participants.
While rescue initiatives were underway, 3 cows ran away the livestock lining. They were confined after virtually 2 hours, authorities claimed.
“This was a highly dynamic situation which required inter-agency collaboration to ensure the safety and well-being of the cattle and the public,” claimedActing Insp Scott Neilson of District 8.
“The swift response of all involved was crucial in managing this complex call, and we are grateful for the support and professionalism demonstrated by everyone on the scene.”
Police claimed they do not think alcohol or medications were consider the case.
