With the help of parrots, the police arrested the habitual offender

LONDON: A parrot in Britain has arrested a habitual criminal and a wanted thief.

Global News 04 June 2020

According to Global News, a 41-year-old woman named Emma Diesel has a parrot named Charlie, which she bought very small and is now grown.

According to the report, a few days ago, a habitual thief wanted by the police entered the house of Emma Diesel with the intention of stealing. As soon as he saw the thief, Charlie started making noise.

Emma's eyes widened at the noise of the parrots, and they inspected the house. When she went to her other room, a thief named Fletcher was inside the room.

The woman immediately closed the door of the room and informed the police about the incident. Within minutes, police arrived at the woman's home and arrested the thief.

According to the report, Fletcher was wanted by the police as he had committed many thefts before. Police had offered 500 to anyone who helped apprehend the thief.

When the police tried to give the money to the woman, they told the officer that the real owner of the prize was their parrot Charlie because if he did not make a noise, his eyes would not open. The police handed over the prize money to the owner and asked him to give the money to his parrot.