This is what happened to the injured deer which stopped traffic on Tom Benson Way

By Matthew Calderbank
Published 28th May 2020, 09:44 BST
Updated 28th May 2020, 12:27 BST
Officers 'dispatched' the injured deer after it stumbled into Tom Benson Way with a broken leg yesterday morning (May 26). Pic credit: James CalderbankOfficers 'dispatched' the injured deer after it stumbled into Tom Benson Way with a broken leg yesterday morning (May 26). Pic credit: James Calderbank
Officers 'dispatched' the injured deer after it stumbled into Tom Benson Way with a broken leg yesterday morning (May 26). Pic credit: James Calderbank
Officers were left with no choice but to humanely kill the roe buck after it stumbled into the road with a broken leg yesterday (May 27).

The injured deer brought traffic to a stop as it stood helpless in the middle of Tom Benson Way yesterday morning (May 27).

Motorists watched as the roe buck gingerly stepped into the road near a pelican crossing at Savick Brook in Ingol at around 6am.

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