The Dhaka Times Desk The police of our country cannot find lost people. But there are countries where police can find lost rats. Really be shocked at such events!
The police of our country cannot find lost people. But there are countries where police can find lost rats. Really should be shocked in such an incident
The mouse that was found was his constant companion. He always kept it in a box with him. But 59-year-old Chris did not find the rat after leaving it for a day to go to the toilet. The police finally found his missing companion rat!
Although it seems surprising to hear, this task of finding and bringing rats was really done by the police. Such a strange incident happened in Sydney, Australia.
The missing rat was recently found and handed over to Chris by the New South Wales Police Department. Chris is overjoyed to have beloved pet Lucy back.
Chris is passionately kissing Lucy back
After Lucy went missing, Chris thought that maybe someone had stolen her. He also posted on social media hoping to win Lucy back.
Then he started getting good response from the locals. Lucy's photo went viral on social media by Chris's neighbors.
The matter came to the attention of the New South Wales Police after seeing the social media post. Then the police started looking for the rat! So how was Lucy the mouse found? "A woman picked Lucy up from the road and took her home when she saw her sitting alone," New South Wales Police said in a statement.
Being a pet, he probably didn't resist or try to escape. Thinking that someone had left the mouse, he took the mouse to his home. It was that woman who handed over the mouse to us.''
According to Anandabazar newspaper, Chris is excited to find his lost mouse. Thanking the police, he said, "I put everyone through a lot of trouble trying to find Lucy." So glad to have found him. Thank you very much to everyone. I know Lucio must have missed me a lot.''
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