The animal, named Beau Lucy, was launched 30ft across a residential road following its escape from a nearby breeding farm.

The police had claimed the calf was rammed because it was putting the public in danger, but the incident has sparked a heated debate about animal cruelty.
“While the whole thing looks horrendous, and it is for everyone, they probably did the right thing at the time,” he told BBC Radio Surrey. “The other option is you shoot the animal. In that environment would you want to be using a rifle in a built-up area on a dark Friday night?”

He added: ““God forbid it had gone the other way and the animal ran off and bumped into someone, sent a child flying, sent any person flying, [which is] perfectly possible, and they were seriously injured or worse.
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