Tulsa Police Officer Rescues Home-Invading Raccoon
A masked bandit is in custody after a Tulsa police officer rushed to the scene of a home invasion. On Tuesday, Officer Toni Hill found a raccoon at the home.
Wednesday, May 15th 2019, 8:29 am
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News On 6
A masked bandit is in custody after a Tulsa police officer rushed to the scene of a home invasion.
On Tuesday, Officer Toni Hill found the bandit: a raccoon.
The 1-month-old animal got stuck in the window screen.
Officer Hill used to be a zoo keeper and wildlife rehabilitator; so, she knew what to do.
She freed the raccoon and then wrapped it in a blanket to keep it calm.
She then took it to Wing It wildlife rescue in Tulsa.
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