According to CBS Philadelphia on Tuesday, a bull escaped an unknown enclosure and went on the run in the streets of the Pennsylvania city before being put down. According to reports, the bull roamed around Interstate 95 and the Vine Street Expressway before being lassoed and taken away. CBS Philly added in the afternoon that the bull was put down soon after its capture by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. So far, there is no information on where the bull escaped from.

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The bulls are released for day six of the Pamplona bull run in Spain.

The week-long San Fermin festival has become a global tourist attraction, with hundreds pouring into the small town every July.

Jake Ramirez is from Los Angeles.

(SOUNDBITE) (English) RUNNER FROM LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, JAKE RAMIREZ, SAYING:

“The sensation is great. I first came here back in ’97 and I never thought I’d come back. So being that it’s now 17 years later, it really explains the joy and the passion I have for the encierro [running of the bulls] in San Fermin.”

Some participants drink all night before the early morning run.

Roberto Lombardo from Philadelphia says it’s an adrenaline rush knowing you’re about to risk your life.

(SOUNDBITE) (English) RUNNER FROM PHILADELPHIA, ROBERTO LOMBARDO, SAYING:

“It’s very tough in there, it’s not easy, you have to make your own way, so to speak.”

Over the past century, there have been 14 fatalities at the fiesta —