Edmond Officer Has A ‘Brush With The Tree’ In Hilarious Moment Caught On Camera

Thursday, October 29th 2020, 10:19 pm

By: News 9

An Edmond police officer had a run in with a tree branch while trying to clear storm debris.

The encounter was caught on camera and posted to the department’s Facebook page in order to provide a laugh after “a rough few days.”

The department said the officer is OK, no serious injuries except to maybe his pride.

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