Drivers injured in German donkey attack
- Two motorists and a bystander have been injured in northern Germany after a runaway donkey leaped inside a van and launched a kicking and biting attack, according to local police.
- Passersby had spotted the animal, named Freddy, alongside a horse roaming freely near a roundabout in the town of Holssel, south of the coastal city of Cuxhaven.
- When the drivers attempted to hold the donkey on Friday, the animal "became very aggressive" and forced its way into their vehicle.
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- Two motorists and a bystander have been injured in northern Germany after a runaway donkey leaped inside a van and launched a kicking and biting attack, according to local police.
- Passersby had spotted the animal, named Freddy, alongside a horse roaming freely near a roundabout in the town of Holssel, south of the coastal city of Cuxhaven.
- When the drivers attempted to hold the donkey on Friday, the animal "became very aggressive" and forced its way into their vehicle.
Sources: The Independent