Paw & Order: Florida Police Capture Runaway Kangaroo

In the animal justice system, it's not OK for exotic animals to wander the streets. It's also against Fort Lauderdale, Florida's city law. I'm trying to catch a kangaroo. It was a call the Fort Lauderdale Police Department will never forget. Come around, come around a kangaroo running loose on the streets. So officers jumped into action. But the kangaroo had no regard for the law. So they took the animal into their own hands. It appeared to be acting alone. Police said the owner was nowhere to be found. We actually captured the kangaroo. In your how many years you've ever seen a kangaroo? I'm so happy. Cops put the kangaroo in their car to take it away, but even the animals tail made it difficult. Get in there with him. No one was harmed and the kangaroo won't be able to bounce around for now. It was taken to the police stables where it remains in lockup. Our officers responded to the scene, safely took him into custody, transported him here to our stables where he's safe and sound. While FWC conducts their investigation, he will later be turned over to their care and that will be our involvement with this case. The kangaroo may not have committed a crime, but the question is who let it loose to run lawlessly on the streets of Fort Lauderdale? The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will soon take the animal into custody and investigate. This is Inside Edition Digital.