Merseyside Police pays tribute to horse Major

Merseyside Police has paid tribute to its former police horse Major following his death after retirement.

The force highlighted Major's 20 years of service. The horse was known for his large feet and gentle nature.

Major spent his retirement in comfort before passing away. Officials described him as having a heart of gold.

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