Leopard Dies In Shocking Neutralisation Attempt After Cops Stood On Cots Holding It

The bizarre footage captures police officers standing on cots holding an unconscious leopard that died during a neutralisation attempt.

Footage recorded in the city of Sambhal, in India’s state of Uttar Pradesh showed police officers and forest department crews capturing the leopard in a house on Thursday, 22nd February.

A second video depicted the officers standing on top of the cots holding the dead animal after it died during the capture.

Indian media revealed that the leopard entered a home in the Rasulpur Dhatra village, prompting the family to run for their lives.

After they hid themselves and alerted the police, the specialist team reportedly came on-site to deal with the beast.

Police officers stand on top of a trapped leopard. In Sambhal, India, undated. The animal died during the capture attempt. (AsiaWire)

After three-hour-long efforts, the leopard became trapped in a net which was later flipped by cops who stood on it.

Unable to withstand the weight, the leopard reportedly succumbed to its injuries and died.

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One of the officers, identified as Anuj Chaudhary. Was injured during the neutralisation operation after the leopard attacked him with its paw.

He was immediately admitted to a local hospital and treated for the injuries.

Police officers capture a leopard. In Sambhal, India, undated. The animal died during the capture attempt. (AsiaWire)

The video of the capture went viral after it was shared on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

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