A bull escaped from its pen in Pedro Escobedo, Querétaro, on February 7, 2026, leading to a chaotic scene as it charged into a public area, injuring at least six individuals, including a young girl. Local reports indicate that the bull caused panic among bystanders and left a trail of minor to moderate injuries. Authorities were quick to respond to the incident, activating safety protocols to regain control of the situation. Following the incident, officials from the municipality confirmed injuries sustained by six people, with one noted to have significant injuries. In addition to human injuries, the bull also caused damage to two municipal security vehicles and a private car during its escape. Emergency services were deployed, including civil protection and public security officers, who successfully managed to bring the bull under control. The municipality of Pedro Escobedo expressed its commitment to addressing safety concerns following this incident, emphasizing the need for better management of animals in urban areas to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The incident has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of animal owners and the local government's role in ensuring public safety in the context of such unpredictable events.