‘Ain’t my first time’: Moore officer rescues opossum

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MOORE, Okla. (KFOR) – The Moore Police Department has saved an opossum!

According to Moore Police, if one opossum rescue isn’t enough, then go for another!

Authorities released body cam footage of Officer Garbani rescuing a little critter from a Moore home, but this wasn’t Garbani’s first rodeo with wrangling an opossum.

“Ain’t my first time catching opossums around here.”

-Officer Garbani

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Last September, he and Officer Keller caught an opossum who got inside a home through a doggie door.

Officers Garbani and Keller rescue opossum. Image courtesy Moore Police Department.
Officers Garbani and Keller rescue opossum. Image courtesy Moore Police Department.

This time around, Garbani took on a solo rescue mission. He safely removed the opossum and released it in a nearby field.

It seems he might have a knack for this!

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