Owner Finds Cat Curled Up Next to Huge Bag of Drugs and Calls Police
What’s the craziest thing your cat has ever brought home?
Many cat owners have memories of their proud little hunters dragging in birds, small rodents, or even the occasional bat or scorpion.
Cats love to show off their prey, often purring with pride or even taking a little nap right on top of their prize.
After a long, satisfying night of patrolling neighborhoods and chasing down prey, every cat desires a cozy rest, just like this cat from Bristol, England.
The cat is making headlines not for hunting down the typical prey, but for catching criminals.
After a long night of hunting, this cat brought home a plastic bag filled with illegal drugs.
Avon and Somerset Police posted a photo of the bag and the contents, which appeared to be individually rolled up powders in varying hues of green, white, and light purple.
“Look what the cat dragged in,” ASPolice Ashley posted on Twitter.
“Great result in St Paul’s when a resident’s cat brought this in during the night! The owner got a bit of a shock but called us straight away!”
https://twitter.com/ASPAshley/status/1041650042325614592
Avon and Somerset police explained the conversation they had with the cat’s owner, saying the cat had been “curled up next to” the bag of drugs.
“Forget police dogs, we should start training up cats,” the police department wrote on Twitter.
Forget police dogs, we should start training up cats 🐱👮♂️Apparently the owner found this in the cat's bed, with the feline curled up next to it! https://t.co/0r8i8LMlQD
— Avon and Somerset Police (@ASPolice) September 17, 2018
“Apparently the owner found this in the cat’s bed, with the feline curled up next to it!”
According to The Independent, no arrests have been made at this time.
Police are still investigating, telling The Independent that “the priority remained the safety of the owner and the pet.”
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