ABC News March 23, 2018

A truck crash that injured driver also killed some cows and left other cattle on the loose

WATCH: Crash leaves livestock on the loose in Florida

A truck crash on an interstate highway in Florida critically injured the driver, killed some of the cows the truck was carrying and left other cattle wandering along the highway, authorities said.

The driver of the truck was transported for possible life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition, according the the sheriff. The sheriff also said some of the cattle were killed as a result of the crash. The cause of the crash was not immediately clear.

After the accident, law enforcement, with local residents pitching in, worked to corral the cows loose along the highway.

Walton Co. Sheriff/Twitter
The Walton Co. Sheriff posted a photo on twitter saying a semi carrying live stock has overturned in Florida, March 23, 2018.

"Our Agriculture Unit along with [sheriff's department] and some Good Samaritans are roping love stock to help clear the interstate," the sheriff's office tweeted.

The crash closed several lanes of the interstate including through Friday morning, according to the sheriff’s office.

Walton Co. Sheriff/Twitter
The Walton Co. Sheriff posted a photo on twitter saying a semi carrying live stock has overturned in Florida, March 23, 2018.
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