while cute, undernourished. because it was thin they didn't release it back into the wild. it went to the wildlife foundation for a couple of weeks and then was released back into the wild once they fattened his up. >> cute. my goodness. >> it can be a dangerous job. this one comes from a sheriff's deputy in cleveland. another car tries to take a high-speed corner. ends up crushing. unfortunately this deputy was following that car. you can see the stolen car lying on its side. another police car shows up. the cop was okay. the pursuit continued on foot. the guy on that car and the other car both got away. >> the second video is going to annoy you. the light is red. we see the cop car pulls over to the right hand side looking like he is going to go through the red light. he doesn't turn his lights on till the last second. goes through the light with the lights on, the other guy is green. >> that was a stupid move. come on, officer. >> there is no way that other car would have seen that other cop. >> the guy watching the video is flabbergasted what he's seen. hopes the cop di

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