Protested old Girl, Police in the UK Recruit Cats
Durham police sending cats after receiving the letter sent by a 5 year old child. The boy was suggested that the cat can be together with the dog in the task of combating crime.
Commander of Police Mike Barton replied to a letter from Eliza Adamson-Hoper who expressed his gratitude for the proposal and will submit the proposal to the Superintendent. In his reply, the chairman even include an image of her cat, Joey.
Inspector Richie Allen of the dog unit supporting official confirmed that it would consider using the cat's role has not been determined.
"I can confirm that this official plans to recruit a cat which I am sure be the first time in the UK. Duties and responsibilities have not been agreed, but at least it could be a mascot, "said Allen.
He continued, "Of course, if she smelled a rat, he expected to be caught."
Eliza comes from Burnopfield in CountyDurham. She has a cat named Mittens and a dog named Susie. He wondered why the police did not use a cat.
Cheryl Adamson, the mother of the child, saying, "Eliza had a lot of questions to anyone and I do not always know the answer."
"We typed a letter to the police chief and he mentions what should we write. We say that the letter might not be taken because the leadership was a busy man ... when it gets an answer, sweet taste. "
"Then the inspector of unity supporters dogs send calendar and invited him to the public."
Since then, her daughter decided to raise money for charities police dog who was over the service, Paws Up.
A child suggested that cats can get along with the dog in the duty of the police to combat crime. Inila police reply. (Source Guardian)
A child suggested that cats can get along with the dog in the duty of the police to combat crime. Inila police reply. (Source Guardian)
A police spokeswoman told the Guardian that this is not just a trick April Fools' Day (also known as April Fool's Day ).
British transport police never assigned a cat, Chief Mouser PC Tizer, which is responsible for patrolling the rat at King's Cross station in London.
In other countries, membership of a cat in the police is not the first time. A former street cat named Lemon was appointed honorary police in the city of Kyoto, Japan, after wandering in Yoro police station. Lemon even has its own uniform.
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