The release of bulls in the Doubs?
Besançon however has no bullfighting tradition.
Two days in a row, cattle ran away from the Edison Street slaughterhouses.
On Wednesday, a very strong calf escaped from the Bisontine Slaughter Company.
The angry beast managed to force a barrier leading to a railway line causing the delay or removal of eight TERs, according to the Republican East.
A louveterie lieutenant had been called to kill the animal "resistant to bullets yet fired at close range", according to the Lorraine daily.
Besançon: bulls escaped from slaughterhouses sow confusion, one of them slaughtered
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This Thursday, two bulls of the Salers breed (such as Cantal cheese), endowed with spectacular horns, made a splash in the morning.
A solid system made up of police officers and slaughterhouse staff has been put in place.
The imposing ruminants wandered around the slaughterhouse area before heading towards a forest.
One of the two was surrounded in the afternoon and then shot, still according to the Republican East.
Around 6 p.m., the other was still in nature, enjoying the last moments of life and freedom.
