Parrot arrested in Brazil for alerting drug dealers police were coming

After a raid in Northern Brazil,a parrot was arrested for informing it's owners that police were coming. It was reported that the parrot started shouting “mummy, police" as soon as it sighted security operatives in the Vila Irma Durce neighborhood in the city ofTeresina.
The bird which was  reportedly owned by a drug trafficker named “India" who had been arrested twice for drug trafficking has been transferred to the Teresina zoo.
He must have trained for that,said a police officer who was involved the operation.
Footage of the raid's aftermath aired by R7 showed police cataloguing small bags of crack as the police sits obediently on a countertop next to a racecar helmet and a glass bottle. Husband of the bird's owner,Edvan,30 was also arrested after crack cocaine was found in his house during the raid.

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  1. Yasmin BelloAugust 2, 2021 at 3:27 AM

    Honestly there's not much I can say, it just funny how animals are trained for things like that.

    This is absolutely decent, short, easy and straight to the point, all the best.

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    1. calkeys.blogspotAugust 2, 2021 at 12:01 PM

      Once again, I am really grateful for this, will try my best to come up with more interesting stories

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