Watch: Moment police apprehend a runaway kangaroo in Colorado

Body camera footage shows officers chase and catch Irwin the kangaroo in the US city of Durango.

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"We had an officer ask one of the deputies close by for a lasso, and I don't know how far out he was, so I was like, you know what, we have him cornered now, we might as well just try and apprehend him now", said Officer Shane Garrison.

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