A herd of farmyard animals caused chaos at a city hall and chased officials after escaping from a farm.
CCTV footage shared on social media shows the sheep, goat and three lambs raiding Nevsehir City Hall in Turkey at 8.24am on Monday.
The livestock ran up the city hall's steps and chased security guards working there before they were captured.
A goat, sheep and three lambs cause chaos after running wild Nevsehir City Hall in southeast Turkey
The sheep and goat stand guard at the top of the city hall steps while the three lambs watch from the road
They belong to farmer Hasan Unbulan and escaped their pen the previous night before heading into the city centre.
In the video, two guards walk hastily up the city hall's steps to safety before the sheep, goat and lambs run after them.
The guards run into the building, leaving the farmyard family on their own in the street.
When another man appears in the car park, the sheep charges at him and he cowers behind his car.
The sheep charges down a man in the car park, forcing him to back away and cower behind his car
The mayor of Nevsehir Rasim Arı points at the goat and two lambs after the animals are captured
The animals continue to terrorise city hall workers around the other side of the building.
A man tries to push back the sheep by its head before running into a doorway and holding his leg up for protection.
The video was shared on Twitter on Monday by the local authorities with the message: 'We have been captured by one sheep, one goat, and three lambs.'
The animals belong to farmer Hasan Unbulan, who reported them missing after finding their pen empty when the wind blew the gate open during the night.
The mayor pats the sheep on its head. The video was shared on Twitter on Monday by the local authorities with the message: 'We have been captured by one sheep, one goat, and three lambs'
He told NTV: 'I searched for my animals for a long time, but I could not find them. Then I went to see Nevsehir officials to report my animals as missing.
'I learned that they were taken to a nearby pound. Later, the authorities delivered my animals to me.'
One of the security officers, Gokhan Temel, told NTV: 'When I came to work in the early hours of the morning, I wondered what the animals were doing there.
'We reported this to officials, and then a team came and took the animals away. I heard the animals were given back to their owner.'