Sheriff deputies arrest goat after animal terrorizes Arizona town

That’s one G.O.A.T. goat.

A goat that “terrorized” residents of Tonopah, Ariz., about 50 miles west of Phoenix, was finally caught by sheriff’s deputies, according to the New York Daily News.

The animal — nicknamed Billy — levelled his reign of terror for a few hours on Friday night, damaging a garage door and an electrical cord and chasing a person around a car.

Meet Billy, he's a goat. A few days ago, Billy terrorized some residents in Tonopah for a few hours, damaging their garage door, an electrical cord and chasing one of the residents around a car. Deputies from District 2 were able to take Billy into custody, pic.twitter.com/ma77NBrKaO

— Maricopa County Sheriff's Office (@mcsoaz) September 13, 2022

This was according to social media posts by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.

However, once cornered, the goat retaliated as only it could: The animal “assaulted one of our deputies by urinating on them,” according to the sheriff’s office.