Officers quickly tracked down the owner, who explained that during morning feeding time, her adventurous mare, Maribelle, had made a surprise escape and couldn’t be found.
Thankfully, Cst. Teed was on the case – and let’s just say, this wasn’t his first rodeo! With past experience in the RCMP Musical Ride, Cst. Teed was the perfect person for the job.
Sure enough, Cst. Teed located Maribelle safe and sound, casually grazing in a nearby baseball field. He escorted Maribelle back home, bringing this early-morning roundup to a happy ending.
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RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment responded to an unexpected commuter – a large brown horse trotting right down the middle of Kinsac Rd
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On May 22 at approximately 8 a.m., RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment responded to an unexpected commuter – a large brown horse trotting right down the middle of Kinsac Rd. toward the school in Beaver Bank!
Officers quickly tracked down the owner, who explained that during morning feeding time, her adventurous mare, Maribelle, had made a surprise escape and couldn’t be found.
Thankfully, Cst. Teed was on the case – and let’s just say, this wasn’t his first rodeo! With past experience in the RCMP Musical Ride, Cst. Teed was the perfect person for the job.
Sure enough, Cst. Teed located Maribelle safe and sound, casually grazing in a nearby baseball field. He escorted Maribelle back home, bringing this early-morning roundup to a happy ending.
Officers quickly tracked down the owner, who explained that during morning feeding time, her adventurous mare, Maribelle, had made a surprise escape and couldn’t be found.
Thankfully, Cst. Teed was on the case – and let’s just say, this wasn’t his first rodeo! With past experience in the RCMP Musical Ride, Cst. Teed was the perfect person for the job.
Sure enough, Cst. Teed located Maribelle safe and sound, casually grazing in a nearby baseball field. He escorted Maribelle back home, bringing this early-morning roundup to a happy ending.
