Nebraska man pulled over with a Watusi bull riding shotgun.

I’m not sure I have much to really add to this video, as I was scrolling through Twitter the other day it popped up and the first image in the video was so preposterous I couldn’t help but laugh out loud:

What a picture. BAD BOYS 4 LYFE!

When Lee Myers and Howdy Doody are rolling through your town, hide the women and children.

Now from what I can tell, this is a modified Crown Vic? A quick google search on the average weight of a Watusi bull shows that they range from 1,500 to 1,700 pounds. So my question is this: How? Also: What?

How, HOW is this thing not scraping the ground with Howdy Doody riding shotty. Also, how, HOW, does Lee Myers get Howdy Doody to sit still for a ride on the highway? I can’t get my dog to chill for 3 seconds in the back seat of the car for a 5 minute ride. I guess there’s not a lot of room for Howdy to maneuver, but I would also guess that when a 1,500 pound Watusi bull wants to move, it’s going to move.

Anyway, not sure if you caught this during the video, but Howdy Doody lived up to his last name when they got pulled over by Johnny Law:

Some passengers just can’t maintain their cool during a routine traffic stop. It also feels pretty likely that other cars give Lee and Howdy a WIDE tailing distance when they’re on the road. Can’t imagine that hitting your windshield at 55 mph would be a pleasant experience.

PS: This is another example of a day in the life of a police officer being completely unpredictable. I mean what did the radio call for this stop? ‘Car 47, we’ve got a modified white Crown Vic on the highway with a Watusi bull sitting shotgun.’ ‘…….come again?’