Semi overturns, throwing cattle at Neligh liquor store building

The driver loses control of the semi and it overturns. Cows burst through the roof of the semi as it skids to a stop in front of Lucky Joe’s Liquor.

May 8, 2020Updated: May 8, 2020

By News Channel Nebraska

Semi overturns, throwing cattle at Neligh liquor store building

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