Crime & Safety
Kitten Seen Dodging Traffic Rescued By Aberdeen Police Officer
An Aberdeen police officer who spied a kitten darting in and out of traffic scooped up the wee one and saved it from the vehicles.

ABERDEEN, MD — Police Officer Buettner was on patrol early Tuesday morning when he spied a tiny dark gray kitten using the crosswalk of a very busy West Bel Air Street, narrowing dodging cars.
The officer snapped into action and scooped up the kitten, sparing her from any harm. He did, however, sustain a few injuries, a.k.a. some minor kitten scratches, the police department reported.
Buettner took the kitten to see a veterinary who gave her a full check-up. She's now up to date on all her shots and is in the process of being fostered to find her forever family.
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"We’re happy to report she’s doing great," the Aberdeen Police Department stated on Facebook. "Thank you, Officer Buettner, for going above and beyond — and proving once again that our officers protect all members of our community, big and small."
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