Chicken Capture and Officer Response

In Eagle County, Colorado, Deputy David Dempsey responds to an unusual harassment call about a chicken attacking cars. Joined by Officer Herrera, they arrive on the scene to ensure the chicken's safety and prevent any harm. Despite the lack of training for such situations, they attempt to capture the chicken, which proves to be uncooperative. Eventually, animal control arrives to secure the chicken, ensuring it doesn't get hit by cars. The incident is humorously noted as one for the books, and the chicken is nicknamed 'Angry Bird'.

What was the unusual call that Deputy Dempsey received?

• A dog barking loudly

• A chicken attacking cars

• A cat stuck in a tree

• A cow blocking the road

Which officer joined Deputy Dempsey at the scene?

• Officer Brown

• Officer Herrera

• Officer Johnson

• Officer Smith

What was the main concern of the officers regarding the chicken?

• It might lay eggs

• It might make noise

• It might get hurt

• It might fly away

What did the officers decide to do to manage the chicken situation?

• Call a veterinarian

• Chase it around

• Ignore it

• Feed it

What was the challenge faced by the officers in catching the chicken?

• The chicken was too high

• The chicken was too fast

• The chicken was too loud

• The chicken was uncooperative

What did the officers request to help capture the chicken?

• A cage

• A net

• A leash

• A tranquilizer

What did the officers name the chicken after capturing it?

• Angry Bird

• Feathers

• Clucky

• Chirpy

What was the primary reason for capturing the chicken?

• To sell it

• To keep it as a pet

• To ensure it doesn't get hit

• To cook it

How did the officers feel about the call after resolving the situation?

• It was a typical day

• It was a boring task

• It was a frustrating experience

• It was a memorable call

What did the officers plan to do with the chicken after capturing it?

• Release it back

• Find its home

• Give it to a farm

• Keep it at the station