NEW MILFORD, Pa. — Pennsylvania police were busy keeping people safe on the Fourth of July.
But that doesn't mean they didn't have a little fun, too.
"It's just one Fourth of July nobody will ever forget,” said Cindy Osiecki, who owns the ducks.
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Pictures show police putting a gaggle of ducks into the back of a cruiser.
Officers "charged" the animals with loitering after being spotted behind a convenience store in New Milford, Susquehanna County.
WNEP reports gas station workers called police, but neighbors knew exactly who the ducks belonged to.
The ducks are back to swimming in the creek behind Osiecki’s home.
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