There's an old African proverb do not blame God for creating the tiger thank him for not giving it wings.

I turn on the radio on the car and I'm listening to 1010 wins.

That's deputy inspector Eugene McCarthy. He's been a member of the NYPD for 28 years.

And the night before out in Las Vegas with the sick freedom Roy show, the tiger got loose in the show and he attacked.

I'm not sure it was a sick freedom Roy, but one of them were attacked.

Breaking news, one of the rare tigers at sick freedom Roy attacked.

The tiger that attacked Roy.

This was a reporting that horn was attacked by one of those tigers.

On October 3rd, 2003, Roy Horn was performing in his famous Vegas show, Sick Freedom Roy.

Ladies and gentlemen, Sick Freedom and Roy.

Which features white lions and white tigers.

During the show, a seven-year-old tiger by the name of Montacorp attacked and molded him in front of a live audience.

The tiger bit into Mr. Horn's neck and dragged him off the stage.

So I remember listening to that and I was like, I must have been an interesting show to see that happen live.

When I got to work, I called the ESU Operations Desk and the officer on the other end of the phone told me,

did you hear about this tiger in Harlem?

We were joking with the late tours when we came into work that morning and they were like, hey, you guys are going to get called for a tiger job.

And we were like, all right, it's time for you guys to go home.

Although the trucks, enough of the pranks and the jokes.

There are more than 8 million stories in the city of New York, one for each of her residents.

And you never know the day when your story will become a part of the legend and folklore of the Big Apple.

The officers of the ESU Truck 2 and the residents of Harlem were about to have their day.

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