Some police officers pull over speeding drivers. Others chase suspects on foot. Colorado officers, however, are now two-for-two on kangaroo wrangling.

Police officers in Colorado responded to a neighborhood in Durango to capture its most “unexpected repeat offender”: a kangaroo who escaped from its home — again.

In Durango, Colorado, a neighborhood got a surprise visit from a not-so-average animal—Irwin, a pet kangaroo. This wasn’t his ...

A pet kangaroo is a "repeat offender" when it comes to trespassing. Irwin the red kangaroo has escaped from his home in Durango, Colorado, twice in the past year, sending police officers on a wild cha ...

Chasing a loose kangaroo is getting to be part of the job for police in a southwestern Colorado city. Irwin, the pet kangaroo, wasn't difficult to nab when he got loose last fall in Durango. Still ...

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For the second time, officers with the Durango Police Department found themselves responding to an unusual call—kangaroo on the move. The same marsupial that made headlines during a prior escape ...

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For the second time in less than a year, the Durango Police Department captured a pet kangaroo that escaped its confines and went for an early-morning hop through a downtown neighborhood. Irwin, the ...

The kangaroo is named Irwin, and he is the pet of a Durango resident. This past Monday was not his first escape. Police also had footage of Irwin bouncing through the streets of Durango in September ...