On August 21, 2026, deputies from the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office responded to assist the California Highway Patrol after a large bull was found running loose along Highway 35. Photos released by the department showed officers attempting to corral the animal when a local resident, Samuel Ramos Palomino, arrived to help. Palomino, a foreman at Sea Horse Ranch with 35 years of experience, was contacted shortly after midnight and prepared his truck and livestock trailer to assist. After several hours of attempts to lasso the bull, Palomino worked with deputies and CHP officers to successfully secure the animal. He then provided a safe location for the bull until it could be returned home at daybreak. The sheriff's department noted that Palomino's actions likely prevented a serious collision or injury on the highway. Capt. Allen and Half Moon Bay City Manager Chidester later met with Palomino to express their gratitude for his assistance.
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Bull Rescued from Highway by Local Ranch Foreman
On August 21, 2026, a bull running loose on Highway 35 in California was rescued by local ranch foreman Samuel Ramos Palomino, who responded to a call for help from the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office. Palomino, with 35 years of experience, assisted deputies and CHP officers in corralling the bull and ensuring its safe return home.
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Bull Rescued from Highway by Local Ranch Foreman