Columbus Police Respond to Escaped Pet Pig Incident

Columbus Police hilariously wrangle a runaway pig in an urban neighborhood.

### A Day in the Life of Columbus Police: Rescuing a Pig
* 🐖 Officers received a call about a "**huge pig**" breaking into a backyard, prompting a response to **help manage the situation**.
* 🚓 Young Officer Booth was preparing to wrestle with the pig, which was humorously described as an **"epic" moment** in urban New Jersey.
* 🍔 The pig, named Priscilla, was reportedly **food-driven**, making it easier for officers to coax her back home.
* 🏡 As the officers attempted to guide Priscilla, they shared insights about pigs being **clean animals**, despite the chaotic situation.
* 😂 The officers faced challenges as Priscilla **stubbornly resisted their attempts to move her**, creating a light-hearted atmosphere filled with **laughter**.
* 👮 At one point, an officer remarked, "**This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever imagined**," highlighting the **absurdity of the rescue mission**.
* 🏠 After several attempts, the officers managed to **block Priscilla in a safe area** until her owners arrived to take her home.
* 📋 The incident ended with the officers reflecting on the **humorous yet challenging nature** of their job, noting that it would make for an **entertaining report**.

all right Columbus Police body cams YouTube [Applause] [Music] subscribers there's a huge pig it lives next door in BR the fence F it's in my backyard on the back por breaking got dog did you say a huge pig or a kid a pig pig all right Ellen I'm going to get um some officers out there for that pig that's in your backyard breaking thing what the hell all right fto office just to set the stage for you here young officer Booth Pig urban New Jersey yeah it's about to go wrestle his first it's going to be epic stand by all right Columbus Police body cams YouTube subscribers daughter friends yeah but they they're not they're at the zoo right now so we're trying to get it into AR figure yeah okay move yeah I don't know how I'm going to go about moving we got we got it this far look out they'll charge you come on come on come on come on come on he's from Indiana of course he

is usually they'll walk right with you. If you can get in their peripheral vision, they'll usually walk. I'm not getting. Come on, let's go. Priscilla the pig has all the paperwork and everything for the pig, and they're on their way. A pig in food, aren't she said it follows food. So, we're going there. Go. No, no, no, no. Come on, I got kids. I know they like. So, why we should be taking it that way. There was one on steel. We so she lives down that way, correct? We're going to get in the garage. Oh, so you guys are going to put in your gar. Put it in our yard until they can get her home inside because she's an indoor-outdoor type thing. I don't know. Indoor. Indo. Indoor-outdoor. You keep this thing in the house. Not me, but they do walk with me. Come on, me. You just came for come on. Let's go. Pigs are actually some of the cleanest animals, they say. Priscilla and I don't leg. That's

that one, that one. Okay, that's come, but Ioke a good girl. This is not what I wanted to do. Are we going to this one, this on the corner9? Yes, I've only spoke to them like once or twice, so I don't know if they'd be okay. I can see the with me. Come on, good girl. Come on, come on. She said, Give me another one. Come on, no, no feet back. Come on, we're going forward. We're making progress. Let's go. I just stepped in dog crap. That don't like to pick it up when they walk around this way. Get on this side over here, just a knee right behind the shoulder blade. We oftentimes get him going direction, or you can just run away. That's not going to work on her. I, I, she might break that leash. So come on, going this way. All [Laughter] right, no, no, no, no, no. This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever imagined. Just watch out. Yeah, she'll tear one of those fences up too big. Come on, get

going go goer come on we get her to run home and try to fix her. H yeah if she was going to go back that way then that would be cool but I don't know if she get out again so usually they walk him with canes they just walk this dog this dog this pig around the neighborhood they they just walk with canes. I used to raise HS oh really yeah so you you seem pretty comfortable with it yeah they're easy come on just stubborn and big come on you're all right come on it's a long walk for you huh come on come on come on follow me come oners hey sweetheart what are we doing here you mad you excited time for your mom to be at the Zoo huh go get Patty will she follow Patty yes we have two there's two in the neighborhood yeah well there's one right outside up here it's Patty and she's she's probably every bit this side she's super D come on follow what' I tell you no

no, you're not going this way. God Bless America. Get me now. I'm mad. Go, go, don't. Yeah, too late. Oh yeah, you don't want to do that. She'll go nut. Oh come, come on. Let's not hurt anybody. Come on, good girl. We're supposed to try maneuver under the. Yeah, I heard. I'm not sure how well that's going to go. Good girl, come. Good girl, come over this way. Get on your, on your pork. I hear your brother yelling for you. [Music] There, good, good girl. Over the decorations about. She going to be able to get up the steps. Are you sure about that? Now she likes to go try and get her then close the gate. Come Ona, come on. She's going to ro for a second, probably tired. Don't bash your head in, please. Oh, I'm not. No, there you go. Good girl, good girl, good girl. Girl, go on, come on, come on. Uhoh, PR scary. Go on, girl, go that way. Go on, good girl, good girl, not backwards out. Oh, good girl, good.

girl, there you go. There you go, girl. Say, if we kind of keep her. Come on here. No, no, no, no. Turn around, sweetheart. Turn around. She burped through the fences, broke through my... You like food? Oh, so she didn't break through her own. She broke into your yard right there behind the shed, mommy. Well, we can try to get her blocked in. Come on, you stay right in there. She can go right through the front. Well, we can. We're going to block her. We're going to block her in until they pull up. They're right here. She com... You block her in. Mommy's here. Come on, need pet. Get the pallet to get pet. Get pet, guys. What the... A back door she can go through. I have no idea. All right, make sure the trash, everything. I'm turn around. All right, I... You want to go in there, Mom? Are you able to open the gate? Wait, no, I can't. There's wires. She on the porch. Hello, someone who lives here, who owns the pig. Okay, okay. This is going to be a hell of

a report. I'm embarrassed right now. It happens. I mean, it was funny. I've all P myself down there, and the whole time, like, she's got paper. I'm like, oh my God, like, don't let my dog get my pig get hurt. That's all I could think of. We tried to, we had her almost to the house to get her in the garage, and then she turned around and said, nope. So I'm like, all right [ __ ], it looks like we're going this way. She's a, I think she's a heat good [Music].

The Pig Refused to Listen to Instructions.

Columbus Police Body Camera

A huge pig was found breaking into a backyard in Columbus, Ohio, prompting a call to the police.

Officer Booth and his team worked to move the pig, named Priscilla, by using food to guide her.

Priscilla's owners were on their way to pick her up, and the officers planned to keep her in their yard until she could be taken home.

The narrator is trying to walk a stubborn dog, facing challenges and making humorous observations along the way.

They encounter a messy situation with dog poop and discuss the dog's strong personality.

The narrator mentions another person in the neighborhood who also walks a similar dog, creating a sense of camaraderie.

A group is trying to maneuver and block in a pig that has broken through a fence and is causing chaos.

The pig is being guided with encouragement and attempts to block her in until the owners arrive.

The situation is hectic, with the pig trying to escape and the group working together to manage her.

The narrator had an embarrassing incident involving their dog and a pig.

They were focused on keeping the pig safe while trying to get it into the garage.

Despite their efforts, the pig turned around, leading to a change in plans.