Page 9 - Lee Meyer News Today

The officers had been tipped off about the bizarre duo driving in Nebraska, by other drivers who said the saw a cow in the passenger seat on August 30.

Lee Meyer of Neligh, Nebraska, was seen on a highway near Norfolk driving with a massive bull in his car. He was pulled over by police and given a warning about having the Ankole-Watusi beast in his vehicle

Converted vehicle stopped in Nebraska with gigantic-horned Watusi bovine called Howdy Doody as passenger

Man pulled over for driving with huge bull riding shotgun in Nebraska

A man was pulled over on a Nebraska highway for driving with a several hundred pound Watusi Bull that was strapped into his passenger seat.

Lee Meyer was taking his bull Howdy Doody for a ride when police performed a routine traffic stop: "You’re not going to run across that every day," Police Captain Chad Reiman tells PEOPLE

A man has been warned by police after allowing an enormous horned Watusi bull to ride in the passenger seat of his car. Lee Meyer, from Nebraska, apparently modified a regular-sized car to allow his bull, Howdy Doody, to sit next to him.

“Unfortunately, Howdy Doody creates quite a vision obstruction for the driver," police said.

Cops pulled over a man in Nebraska after receiving reports that he was driving down a busy highway with a full-sized bull in the passenger seat of his car.

Police in Nebraska detailed an encounter with an unusual vehicle that had been modified to allow a Watusi bull to ride in the front passenger sear.