An inflatable jack-o”-lantern was caught on camera “escaping, ‘ and making its way into traffic and bopping along in Peoria, Arizona”. It then broke free and rolled off into the distance to enjoy its freedom, but the chase to capture it was on.
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The owners of the display, Big AZ Promotions, told the news station that they drove around frantically for almost an hour trying to keep up with it.
“We showed up and it wasn’t there and we spent the last 40 minutes driving around looking for it”, he said.
Earlier this morning, a 25-foot tall, 300-pound inflatable pumpkin broke free of its chains and stormed through Peoria streets, causing chaos and destruction (traffic) in its terrifying wake. Officials said strong winds were to blame for the pumpkin getting loose.
As the pumpkin blew down the street, it took out streetlights but didn’t injure anyone.
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Their job now is to fix the giant pumpkin. It had to be deflated in order to be removed from the park.
