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Germantown Police round up herd of horses

Germantown Police round up herd of horses

Yahoo30-05-2025

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Germantown Police rounded up a small herd of horses roaming through a neighborhood Friday morning.
Just before 6 a.m., officers responded to a report of three loose horses near Dogwood Road and Forest Hill Irene.
Video posted by the Germantown Police Department shows the horses calmly walking through a residential area under police escort. (See video above)
GPD posted around 11 a.m. that all three had been safely returned to their owners.
'Fitting timing, as the Germantown Charity Horse Show trots into town next week,' GPD said.
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