Sheriff ‘pardons’ turkey that crashed through a window and became trapped inside a Kansas home
The Douglas County sheriff says Tom the turkey won’t face charges for property damage
No, don’t go through that window. Hey fella. What you doing, old man, Huh? What are you doing up here? Yeah, this is my first time with Turkey. He’s staring at me like oh he ain’t gonna hurt you too bad. Yeah, that’d be outstanding now. Let’s do it. Hold on, let’s do it the long ways here. Well, we got more ground to cover. Easy buddy. Easy, grab you. Come on, give me some warm. Keep american, knock yourself out I think. Don’t go through that window in the blanket window. Okay? You’re right, you’re okay. Come on now. Don’t do that. Don’t do that. Don’t do that to you all right. Did you know? I think he’s good. He’s good. I got him. You got enough feathers in here for *** feather duster though, ma’am. I’m telling you I must have taken all the fight out of it. Right? I don’t see anything on your arms. I think it has to be hand. It’s not looking like it. What
Sheriff ‘pardons’ turkey that crashed through a window and became trapped inside a Kansas home
The Douglas County sheriff says Tom the turkey won’t face charges for property damage
Updated: 3:05 PM CST Nov 23, 2022
Sheriff Armbrister has “pardoned” a Douglas County turkey from any criminal damage charges. The Kansas sheriff said the move was made in the spirit of Thanksgiving. A turkey the sheriff’s office identified as Tom reportedly broke through a window and into a Douglas County resident’s home on Nov. 10. Police say the quick thinking and good work of Master Deputy Dunkle and Deputy Bonner, they were able to safely remove the bird from inside the home and set him free.
Sheriff Armbrister has “pardoned” a Douglas County turkey from any criminal damage charges.
The Kansas sheriff said the move was made in the spirit of Thanksgiving.
A turkey the sheriff’s office identified as Tom reportedly broke through a window and into a Douglas County resident’s home on Nov. 10.
Police say the quick thinking and good work of Master Deputy Dunkle and Deputy Bonner, they were able to safely remove the bird from inside the home and set him free.
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