The cattle escaped into the backwoods and fields nearby – and one bull ended up staring down our CBS 2 crew.
Interstate 80 was back open near Joliet late Tuesday night, hours after a cattle hauler crashed and a more than a dozen cows and bulls ended up escaping.
CBS 2's Kris Habermehl reported the cattle hauler collided with a second semi-trailer truck and a third vehicle. The cattle hauler was severely damaged in the crash with the trailer ripped open – allowing cattle to roam onto the roadway. The damaged cattle hauler ended up in the center median ditch after the crash.
About two or three dozen head of cattle were onboard the livestock carrier. Several animals did not survive the crash and were thrown onto the road and median.
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