A Houston Police Department sergeant was captured on video helping chicks find their mother on Saturday. Houston Police Sgt. Engelhart ...
A Houston Police Department sergeant was captured on video helping chicks find their mother on Saturday.
Houston Police Sgt. Engelhart gathered the birds for a search mission down a sidewalk in Memorial park, which was closed due to coronavirus.
Priscillia Thompson took a break from her regular job covering the presidential election for Decision 2020 for NBC News to capture the footage of cuteness.
The little chicks were scrambled on a sidewalk in a Houston park, looking for their mother
Houston Police Sgt. Engelhart organized the little chicks into a straight line in the park
Once the little chicks all lined up straight, Sgt. Engelhart began marching the birdies down the sidewalk to look for their mother
In her tweet she said the sergeant also helped her after she locked her keys in her car.
'A big thank you to Sgt. Engelhart who not only helped me after I locked my keys in the car this morning, but also helped these little chicks find their way back to mom — all while making sure that folks know all parks are closed due to #COVID19.'
Houston Police Asst. Chief Larry Satterwhite caught up with the same family of little chicks in search of their mother. He manages to escort them safely down the sidewalk.
Another Houston officer, Asst. Chief Larry Satterwhite, also tried to help the same family of little lost chicks find their mother in another part of Memorial Park
The obedient little chicks are very responsive to Asst. Chief Satterwhite's leadership
With the help of this police escort, little chicks were able to make their way safely down the path, but there's no word on whether they ever found their mom
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