Cops Bust Lookout Parrot (Video)
by N.Morgan
A drug bust took a strange turn when police took a lookout parrot into custody as part of a drug bust that happened in Brazil recently.
The bird was trained by its owner in the northern city of Teresina to cry out “Mom, Police” whenever law enforcement approached the house. O Globo reported that last week, even though the parrot did as it was trained, police were able to enter a home and arrest its owner and his daughter on drug trafficking charges.
Officers said they found crack cocaine inside. The daughter was allegedly hiding marijuana in her underwear but was released after a short time in custody.
The report says a veterinarian has determined the bird has lived the first five years of its life in captivity and must be taught how to fly before it can be released into the wild. Volunteers from a local zoo are offering to take on that task.
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Hello Angle#3,
Charlie here. Meh! Dumb guyz. Should of had the parrot say, COPS, DOUGHNUTS! Have a box ready and go to the door and offer the cops doughnuts. Chances are the cops would have left.
Cops LOVE doughnuts. When you give them doughnuts you reinfarce they are good cops.
Signed,
Charlie (and don’t forget to reward the parrot with some too)
