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Cowboy Helps Wrangle Surviving Cattle After Hauler Overturns on Oklahoma Interstate
Authorities say 62 cattle were aboard the trailer, and some died after the rollover crash that closed I-40 to one lane.
- On Tuesday, a cattle hauler overturned on westbound Interstate 40 near Tinker Air Force Base in Midwest City, Oklahoma, trapping the driver and his son inside the cab.
- Firefighters from the Midwest City Fire Department extricated the father and son from the wreckage around 1:30 a.m., discovering around 62 head of cattle inside the trailer.
- Cowboy Caden Mayberry assisted the Oklahoma Highway Patrol in opening the trailer, saying, "We all rushing around in coordination with the firefighters and OHP to get it cut open."
- Westbound I-40 remained restricted to one lane after the crash on a curve that Richardson described as "pretty notorious for a lot of wrecks over the years."
- No injuries were reported among those involved, and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol continues investigating the crash cause while crews secured a second trailer around 6 a.m. for surviving animals.
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