POLICE CAR Fenster einschlagen TO HUNDEabwehr … TEDDY
Two British police broke the window of a car to believe that a dog was locked inside the vehicle. Linda took surprise when they discovered that it was a stuffed dog.
The law enforcement officials received a complaint from a pedestrian, who informed them that a dog was in the backseat of a Mercedes parked in the sun. The police rushed to the scene and unable to open the doors, smashed a window of the luxury car. When they got inside, they realized that the animal was not such a course, and it was a stuffed animal, valued at £ 4.
When the vehicle owner returned, he saw broken glass on the seat, and a note saying “destroy the window concerned about the animal in the back seat.” Immediately attended the police station where he reported that they will bear the cost to replace the window.
“Sometimes people leave their pets with the windows closed,” they said in the Police, “and the poor animals suffer the heat, and may even die.” And they went with the explanations: “We acted in good faith, as did the person who made the complaint.” And by the way, left a tip: “It’s a good opportunity to make people aware of what is left in the car, because it can lead to thieves.”