Suffolk police officers rescue horse from mud in Blydenburgh County Park
Police officers from Suffolk County’s Fourth Precinct helped a hapless horse stuck in mud Monday in Blydenburgh County Park.
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Oct 25, 2023, 1:59 AM
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9ds agoPolice officers from Suffolk County’s Fourth Precinct helped a hapless horse stuck in mud Monday in Blydenburgh County Park.
The horse was quickly freed and taken to its owners.
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