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Police warn motorists of cow on the lam in Pictou County

A Holstein dairy cow is shown on a farm south of Montreal, Tuesday, April 25, 2017. Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press

Police in Barney’s River, N.S., are asking motorists to be on the lookout for a cow that is wandering around the community.

Nova Scotia RCMP say the cow was struck by a car Wednesday night at the intersection of Highway 104 and Highway 4.

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No one inside the vehicle was injured. Police say the cow ran off shortly after the crash.

Officers are still working on securing the cow, which is black in colour.

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The RCMP is asking motorists to be cautious in the area.

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