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Police in stand-off with toy tiger
Police in Scotland were called by a farmer who thought a big cat had invaded his cow shed.
They ended up in a 45-minute standoff with a large stuffed tiger.
Police thought they had the tiger by the tail when they were deployed to a farm in Peterhead in Aberdeenshire, sending in a number of units, including an armed response team. The authorities eventually realized it was a toy.
Peterhead Inspector George Cordiner says “until you know exactly what you are dealing with, every option has to be considered.”
Police describe the incident as a “false call made with genuine good intent,” though they did allow that officers had a “roaring shift on Saturday night.”
The Scottish edition of the Sun newspaper reported that the farmer, Bruce Grubb, went out to check on his cows while he was having a housewarming party and saw the ‘tiger” on a ramp.
The paper quoted Grubb as saying: “I was stone cold sober, drink had nothing to do with me thinking it was real.”
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