A 103-year-old assisted living resident in Michigan was injured this week when a deer crashed through her bedroom window while she was sleeping.
Shocking body camera footage shows two officers breaking the glass of a resident's living room patio door to free the “ramping” buck into the woods after the incident Monday night. is reflected.
Officers with the Blackman-Leoni Department of Public Safety responded to a call from staff at the Arbor North Living facility in Blackman Township to report a deer had entered an apartment and that they were unable to check on residents. were dispatched to the resident's home.
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The buck charged into the patio window before the officer could break the window, and the deer escaped. (Blackman Leoni Public Security Department)
Officers Luke Bradley and Ryan Martin first spotted the deer in the living room of the apartment near the hallway door and patio door, and bloodstains in the apartment suggested the deer had “run away.” It was shown that he was writhing and writhing in pain.
Officer video shows the buck moving around the living room, looking out the patio window, and then charging as fast as it can to get outside.
The buck ran away, thrashing around the living room. (Blackman Leoni Public Security Department)
The officer used his baton to break the glass and the buck immediately fled into the woods.
Police found the resident, who was conscious and alert. She was taken to the emergency room with non-life-threatening injuries, according to a statement from the Blackman-Leoni Department of Public Safety.
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The resident suffered non-life-threatening injuries. (Blackman Leoni Public Security Department)
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Officers did not find the deer.
