Man's Girlfriend Let Cat Eat Bacon, Man Called Police
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A story from 2015.
"There are a lot of reasons why you might call the cops while at home—like somebody breaking in, or somebody breaking in and remaining hidden in your house for five days. But you probably shouldn't alert the authorities if your household pet eats your side of bacon.
The West Yorkshire Police Department received this phone call last year, from a man who clearly had a situation on his hands—his girlfriend allegedly fed his cat some bacon—but didn't know what to do about it. When the operator asked what, exactly, he wanted the police to do, his answer was simple: justice. He wanted both the cat and the girlfriend arrested.
The operator is about as nice as possible when she explains that giving cats bacon is not a crime. The man, however, is reluctant to accept it. Listen to audio from the call above."
Mischka here. I couldn't find a pic of a cat eating bacon, which seems to break some Internet rule; and I couldn't run the audio.
A different site reports:
"Law enforcement officers have one of the hardest, most dangerous jobs around, but no amount of training could have prepared the West Yorkshire Police Department for a caller demanding an arrest over a bacon-loving feline.
Authorities released audio from the 2014 call, which goes from zero to absurd right from the very start, with the unnamed caller immediately stating that the reason he is calling is because his girlfriend let her cat eat his bacon.
The baffled operator attempts to get some clarity—or perhaps she just can't believe what she's just heard—but the man's story remains the same the second time around, and he follows up his claim with a request that charges be pressed against both his girlfriend and the cat itself.
Arguing can be heard in the background as the man pleads for justice, but he eventually relents when the operator repeatedly insists that the incident is not something the police can help with." (https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/cat-bacon-police-call/)
The photo above is from https://new.smalljoys.tv/32-instantly-love/ and I immediately thought: That cat is thinking, "This bowl and this glass are too narrow for my whiskers!"
"There are a lot of reasons why you might call the cops while at home—like somebody breaking in, or somebody breaking in and remaining hidden in your house for five days. But you probably shouldn't alert the authorities if your household pet eats your side of bacon.
The West Yorkshire Police Department received this phone call last year, from a man who clearly had a situation on his hands—his girlfriend allegedly fed his cat some bacon—but didn't know what to do about it. When the operator asked what, exactly, he wanted the police to do, his answer was simple: justice. He wanted both the cat and the girlfriend arrested.
The operator is about as nice as possible when she explains that giving cats bacon is not a crime. The man, however, is reluctant to accept it. Listen to audio from the call above."
Mischka here. I couldn't find a pic of a cat eating bacon, which seems to break some Internet rule; and I couldn't run the audio.
A different site reports:
"Law enforcement officers have one of the hardest, most dangerous jobs around, but no amount of training could have prepared the West Yorkshire Police Department for a caller demanding an arrest over a bacon-loving feline.
Authorities released audio from the 2014 call, which goes from zero to absurd right from the very start, with the unnamed caller immediately stating that the reason he is calling is because his girlfriend let her cat eat his bacon.
The baffled operator attempts to get some clarity—or perhaps she just can't believe what she's just heard—but the man's story remains the same the second time around, and he follows up his claim with a request that charges be pressed against both his girlfriend and the cat itself.
Arguing can be heard in the background as the man pleads for justice, but he eventually relents when the operator repeatedly insists that the incident is not something the police can help with." (https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/cat-bacon-police-call/)
The photo above is from https://new.smalljoys.tv/32-instantly-love/ and I immediately thought: That cat is thinking, "This bowl and this glass are too narrow for my whiskers!"
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