A police officer had to call for back up as he was not feeling very good when he arrived to a cattle farm in Thornhill, Stirlingshire, regarding a case.
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According to the report, the police officer, David McTurk, went to the cattle farm to the arrest the farmer, David Lindsay’s 20 year old son – but instead of ending everything normally he had to call for backup as he got afraid of cows. And when the police backup came – they then managed to get the son with them.
Later, it was explained that McTurk was having a phobia of cows which made him feel not so good in that area, that’s why he called for backup.
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