An image of a bull with the ear tag “Lover Boy” has been released by police.
In Glasgow, a bull that escaped from a field caused a traffic jam on Scotland’s busiest motorway. On October 21, the bull, identified as “Lover Boy”, managed to approach the M8 near Junction 30 in Craigton. Road police authorities were dispatched to the scene near Glasgow Airport, but despite the name tag they were unable to get ‘Lover Boy’ to move.
Road Police Scotland has warned motorists on the M8 motorway could be delayed after a bull roamed in traffic.
The post read: “Staff from #GlasgowRP supporting this #bull managed to roam the #M8 near #J30.
Officers from #GlasgowRP supporting this #Bulls which has managed to wander on # M8 nearby # J30. Despite its name on its tag, it didn’t seem to acknowledge us and we were waiting for the local farmer to assist.
There may be a delay when you pass for safety.#NoBullPleasepic.twitter.com/b6nHB7OMjQ– Road Policing Scotland (@polscotrpu) October 21, 2022
“Despite it’s name on its tag, it doesn’t seem to recognize us and we are waiting for local farmers to assist. There may be a delay when you pass for safety. #Nobullplease.”
Since this post was shared, it has received some interesting comments.
One user wrote: “If it’s a bull here, officers will have to run really hard to get out of it.”
“It’s got 2 tons of muscle, it’s got a hairy udder and its name tag says ‘Lover Boy. Do you think it’s identified as a cow?’ wrote otherwise.
