By Wendy Anders
You just never know what’s going to happen next in Costa Rica.

A zumba class in Plaza Los Colegios, Moravia, from Facebook.
Yesterday morning, it turns out a young Brahman bull was wandering around the densely populated northern San José district of Moravia, reported Costa Rica’s Channel 7 Teletica.
After some men managed to get a noose around his neck, and tried to lead him to a safe area, the bull went crazy and thrashed about near a house building site belonging to the Cambronero Arce family, eventually chasing a group of workers who fled the site down a narrow street.
One 50-year-old man suffered some minor injuries as a result of the bull’s charge and was brought by paramedics to the local clinic.
The events took place near the Plaza Los Colegios shopping center.
Nobody is aware of how the animal came to be wandering about the city streets.
The bull was tended to by animal services who brought him to a municipal lot in the San Vicente de Moravia neighborhood, 25 meters north of Plaza Los Colegios, where he is tied up and has some grass.
In the meantime, the Cambronero Arce family said they will be keeping their eyes out for the owner; and when he turns up, they plan to file a suit for damages the bull caused to their house construction, reported Teletica.




