Bovine road block in North Codorus Township

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Police responded Saturday afternoon to reports of dozens of cattle in the road in North Codorus Township.

A York County 911 dispatcher confirmed that 30 or more cattle were reported to be in the road about 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, and Northern York County Regional Police responded.

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The bovines were near the intersection of Krafts Mill and Prospect Hill roads, in North Codorus Township, according to the York County 911 webcad system.