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GoGet member fleeced in the city
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City roads are dangerous. Take GoGetter Michael Roseworn's
experience in Sydney
last month.
He was driving near Broadway during peak-hour when, seemingly out of nowhere, a
sheep ran onto the road. Michael hit the brakes but was unable to avoid a
collision.
Luckily for the sheep, Sydney's
heavy traffic congestion meant Michael was only travelling at 20km/h. The sheep
lay on the road stunned for a moment before regaining her composure. The only
outward sign of injury was a bloody snout.
However, according to witnesses who saw the sheep running down the street
before the collision, she was already bleeding from the mouth. After a thorough
investigation it was revealed that the sheep sustained the injury after jumping
from the first floor of the Sydney Uni Faculty of Veterinary Science building
on Parramatta Road.
The RSPCA and the police were called, with at least two police cars attending
the scene. The sheep was loaded into the back of a police paddy wagon and
promptly returned to the university.
Both the sheep and Michael have made a full recovery from their ordeal.
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Thanks,
Nic and Bruce
GoGet
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