Geronimo the alpaca was at the centre of a row between his owner and the government.

Geronimo the alpaca was at the centre of a row between his owner and the government.

Geronimo was among five chiefs invited to ride in President Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 inaugural parade. Geronimo died of pneumonia on February 17, 1909, and was buried at Fort Sill.

Geronimo's owner says the tests for bovine TB are false positives, while more than 80,000 people have signed a petition calling for him to not be put down.

Screaming “Aubrey!” just doesn’t feel right. Here’s the history behind the famous “Geronimo” saying and who Geronimo was.

An alpaca at the centre of a legal row with the government has been killed. Geronimo twice tested positive for bovine tuberculosis, and the Department of Food, Environment and Rural Affairs (Defra ...

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Sports radio personalities Don Geronimo and Crash Young of WBIG "Big 100" were barred from Commanders training camp Friday morning following sexist remarks they made on their show on Thursday.

Don Geronimo and Crash Young were barred from broadcasting at Washington Commanders training camp. WUSA9 “My attempts to be humorous and topical backfired, and I needlessly deprecated a ...