Scotland Police Stop Car For Routine Check, Find "Unusual Passenger" In Front Seat
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The social media post has left users in hysterics, with one saying, "Sorry officer...alpaca in the boot next time".
A Scottish police officer was recently left stunned as he was greeted by an alpaca sitting inside a car while conducting a standard routine check. #ForthValleyRP conducted a road check this morning at Craigforth. #OperationScrutinise. Various vehicles defects were discovered along with some unusual passengers. Some of those engaged were more appreciative of our Road Safety advice than others! pic.twitter.com/Dzc6hkzlB0
Taking to Twitter, the Forth Valley Police informed that the cop pulled over a black estate car in Craigforth, Stirling, for an inspection. “Various vehicle defects were discovered along with some unusual passengers. Some of those engaged were more appreciative of our Road Safety advice than others,” the caption of the post added.
Since being shared, the post has received hundreds of likes. It also left users in hysterics, with one saying, “Sorry officer...alpaca in the boot next time”.
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