Zebras Escape Circus and Run Free Across Philadelphia

A pair of Zebras escaped from a zoo in Philadelphia on Sunday, leading police on a miles long chase through the city.
A pair of zebras escaped the circus on Sunday and led police on a miles long chase through the city of Philadelphia.
The animals got loose from the UniverSoul circus around 2 p.m., NBC Philadelphia reports.
One of the zebras was caught soon after, but the other was less easily wrangled.
Read: Zebras Escape Ranch, Make a Run For It Through City Streets
Photos posted to social media show the zebra running through a park, down a busy street and past a KFC drive-thru.
Twitter user @Key_BlackBeauty snapped a photo of the zebras, before one was caught, as they galloped through the parking lot of a Planet Fitness.
Read: Wild Turkeys Are Taking Over a California City Just in Time for Thanksgiving
The second zebra was finally caught several miles from where it escaped.
The Philadelphia Police Department subsequently tweeted:
":Zebras in custody. They are already sporting old-timey prisoner getup ahead of trial and sentencing. Have faith, fellas."
Watch Below: Zebra on the Loos Galloped Through Brussels
Trending on Inside Edition

New York Man Arrested for Allegedly Having 420 Pounds of Marijuana in His Car During Traffic Stop, Cops Say
Crime
Alec Baldwin Says He's 'Bitter' About How Slow the 'Rust' Shooting Investigation Is Taking
Entertainment
Anne Heche's Fiery Car Crash Aftermath Revealed in Harrowing 911 Call
News
Hero Dog Bravely Saves Family From Maryland House Fire by Barking Until They Woke to Escape and Call 911
Animals
2 North Carolina Brothers Killed While Eating Breakfast When Elderly Man Crashes Car Into Hardee’s: Police
News