Cat Doesn't Get The Cream, But Does Get A Bag Full Of Narcotics
It was one crafty cat.
Police in Bristol, southwest England, said a feline’s owners found it “curled up” in its bed next to a plastic bag containing packets of suspected heroin and cocaine, reports the BBC.
Look what the cat dragged in 🐱
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!
If you are worried about drugs or crime in your area you can report anonymously @CrimestoppersUK pic.twitter.com/l8aEHsf8oa— ASPolice Ashley (@ASPAshley) September 17, 2018
“Look what the cat dragged in,” tweeted the Avon and Somerset Police Department’s Ashley neighborhood team on Monday.
“Great result in St. Pauls when a resident’s cat brought this in during the night,” it added. “The owner got a bit of a shock but called us straight away!”
The police service’s main Twitter account lightheartedly suggested it should “forget police dogs” and start “training up cats.”
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&Somerset Police (@ASPolice) September 17, 2018
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