The herded became the herders Monday when a woman fleeing police through a pasture was chased down by more than a dozen cows, leading her straight to officers and arrest, according to the Sanford Police Department. 
 
 A Seminole County Sheriffï¿½s Office helicopter team captured video of the cows bucking trends and defying traditional roles to become the heroes in this tale of justice, not just mere namesakes. 
 
 The video shows Jennifer Anne Kaufman running through the field being chased by the cows, who worked together to corral the suspect. 
 
 Authorities said Kaufman, 46, was riding in a stolen Subaru SUV being pursued by officers when the vehicle crashed near the pasture after officers attempted to disable it with stop sticks. Kaufman and another occupant, Jamie Michael Young, fled into the pasture. A third occupant, Erin Thomas, 38, stayed with the vehicle. Young, 46, was chased down by a K9 unit, but Kaufman made it deeper. 
 
 Then, video shows, police got an animal assist. 
 
 "Actually, a large group of cows is following her for a good visual. It looks like they may attack her," the helicopter team can be heard saying. "Sheï¿½s pretty far into the field now. If you see the large group of cows, theyï¿½re literally following her and chasing her." 
 
 The herd of cattle chased Kaufman right to a fence, where authorities were waiting on the other side. 
 
 Police said the Subaru was stolen out of Brevard County. A search of the vehicle yielded more than a gram of cocaine, a crack pipe, syringes and a metal spoon. 
 
 Kaufman was charged with petit theft, possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, trespassing, resisting arrest and violation of probation. She is currently being held in Seminole County Jail. 
 
 This is a developing story. Stay with tampabay.com for updates. 
 
 Daniel Figueroa IV can be reached at [email protected] Follow @danuscripts ||||| Deputies are searching for two men accused in a gang rape on a crowded beach in Panama City Beach, Florida. Two other suspects have already been charged and the incident was captured on cell phone video, reports CBS News correspondent Anna Werner. 
 
 Last month, a group assaulted a woman in the middle of the day during spring break, but no one intervened. The video shows hundreds of beachgoers continuing to party while less than 10 feet away, police say at least three men were gang-raping an apparently unconscious 19-year-old woman. 
 
 The cellphone video is key to the case because investigators say the victim of the attack believes she was drugged. Police in Alabama only discovered the video because they were investigating an unrelated shooting. After the video was found, they alerted Florida authorities. 
 
 The sheriff of Bay County, Florida, told reporters he's seen many spring break excesses over the years, but this left him disgusted. 
 
 "People standing, almost rubbing the incapacitated girl. Standing there, more concerned about spilling their beer than they did someone being raped," Sheriff Frank McKeithen said. "We have got to get control of our beaches. It is not safe for our children to be out there on the beaches when these animals are out there conducting themselves like this." 
 
 Police arrested two suspects Friday, Delonte Martistee, 22, and Ryan Calhoun, 23. Both are charged with sexual battery by multiple perpetrators. The two men are students at Troy University in Alabama where Martistee was a star on the track team. 
 
 "As soon as it became formal that they were going to be arrested, we immediately placed them on temporary suspension," Troy University senior vice chancellor Walter Givhan said. 
 
 Authorities say the gang rape happened behind the Spinnaker Beach Club, a popular bar, during the second weekend of March. The victim told police she never reported it because she had no memory of the attack and believes she was drugged. The sheriff's department located her after the video surfaced. 
 
 "This is not the first video we've recovered, it's not the second video, it's not the third video," McKeithen said. "There's a number of videos we've recovered with things similar to this and I can only imagine how many we haven't recovered." 
 
 Panama City Beach has been struggling to control crime associated with the hordes of students who crowd the city every year for spring break. Last month, several college students were injured during a shooting at a house party. 
 
 Sparky Sparkman, who owns Spinnaker said most spring breakers aren't troublemakers, but he worries about those who are. 
 
 "If you come here with the idea of doing that, causing problems, we're going to come after you and put you away for a long time," Sparkman said. 
 
 The sheriff did not release any more information about the two other men wanted in connection with the gang rape. As for the two who were arrested, Calhoun is now out on bond and Martistee remains in custody. CBS News was unable to reach them for comment. They are due back in court next month.
– It's one of the strangest and most spectacular lines ever uttered during a police chase: "If you see the large group of cows, they're literally following her and chasing her." You'll need to watch the video from Florida's Seminole County Sheriff's Office to appreciate it, but a small herd of cattle did indeed help police catch a suspect fleeing on foot through a pasture, reports TampaBay.com. Police say the woman had been in a stolen SUV being pursued by officers when the vehicle crashed near the pasture. One man who bolted from the SUV was quickly captured, but the woman made it further. "Actually, a large group of cows is following her for a good visual," says an officer in a helicopter. "It looks like they may attack her." The cows, more than a dozen in all, chased the woman to a fence, where she was promptly arrested. Jennifer Anne Kaufman, 46, faces charges of petit theft, possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, trespassing, resisting arrest, and violation of probation.