Two emus have caused a stir in Hadleigh, Suffolk, after chasing children and forcing vehicles to swerve, with reports of one bird pursuing a woman's nieces. Initially spotted near a football ground, the birds wandered into the town's busy high street, prompting local concerns over public safety and animal welfare. Babergh District Council has stated that the emus are not covered under existing regulations, meaning no license is required for their ownership, yet they are working with police to address the situation. A police spokesperson confirmed they are collaborating with other agencies to ensure the birds' security. This incident follows a previous occurrence in May when another emu had to be rescued from a river in the same area. Emus, while generally not dangerous, can display aggressive behavior if they feel threatened.