Leaping deer interrupts Nevada governor’s walk to work
A deer jumps in front of Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, right, while he walks to work Wednesday in Carson City. Sandoval was making his short commute from the governors mansion on foot to mark the fifth annual Nevada Moves Day, an initiative sponsored by the Nevada Department of Transportation to highlight the benefits of walkable communities, increased physical activity and reduced traffic congestion. (AP Photo/Nevada Appeal, Shannon Litz)
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CARSON CITY — It’s not cars that Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval needs to look out for on his walk to work — it’s flying deer.
A Nevada Appeal photographer caught the moment when a deer leaped over a short fence Wednesday morning just feet in front of the governor.
Sandoval had been walking from the Governor’s Mansion to his office in the Capitol as part of the fifth annual Nevada Moves Day, sponsored by the state Department of Transportation.
Schoolchildren were encouraged to get to school on foot as part of the initiative, which aims to highlight the benefits of walkable communities, increased physical activity and reduced traffic congestion.
