Police body cameras are usually associated with capturing criminal activity.  But Wednesday morning, cameras worn by Cape Coral Police witnessed a somewhat more stubborn vagrant being apprehended. Around 5:30 a.m., officers located a goat wandering loose along Pine Island Road in Cape Coral. Worried for the goat's safety, the officers managed to place the goat in a squad car before transferring custody to a Lee County Agricultural Deputy. Along the way though, they couldn't help but make light of the odd situation, urging the goat to "stop resisting" and dubbing it "Chill Bill."
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