The buck stops here
O'Hare International Airport's security measures may be strict, but they weren't tough enough to deter a deer from ambling into Terminal Two on Nov. 16.
A spokeswoman for the Chicago airport said the buck apparently entered through an automatic freight door. The animal (which was not carrying an ID) was cornered and sedated by animal control officers.
Meanwhile, a woman returning a minivan to the Boise airport in September mistook a "terminal access" sign for the way to the car-rental return site. She drove into the baggage claim area through automatic doors. Luckily, no one was in her path.
O'Hare International Airport's security measures may be strict, but they weren't tough enough to deter a deer from ambling into Terminal Two on Nov. 16.
A spokeswoman for the Chicago airport said the buck apparently entered through an automatic freight door. The animal (which was not carrying an ID) was cornered and sedated by animal control officers.
Meanwhile, a woman returning a minivan to the Boise airport in September mistook a "terminal access" sign for the way to the car-rental return site. She drove into the baggage claim area through automatic doors. Luckily, no one was in her path.
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