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Bluelight Crew
Last Updated: Jan 15, 2011
Police have been forced to apologise for raiding the home of a 10-year-old boy after they mistook the infrared footprint of a heater for his pet guinea pigs as a cannabis farm.
Six officers in three vehicles descended on the house of Jack Hardcastle in Bradford, England, after sensors on a police helicopter detected heat coming from the garage.
Instead of drugs, they found the hutch of Simon and Kenny, the family guinea pigs. Mrs Pam Hardcastle, who works in a primary school, had put the heater on because she was worried the animals would get cold.
http://www.thenational.ae/news/worldwide/police-mistake-guinea-pig-warmth-for-cannabis-growth
Police have been forced to apologise for raiding the home of a 10-year-old boy after they mistook the infrared footprint of a heater for his pet guinea pigs as a cannabis farm.
Six officers in three vehicles descended on the house of Jack Hardcastle in Bradford, England, after sensors on a police helicopter detected heat coming from the garage.
Instead of drugs, they found the hutch of Simon and Kenny, the family guinea pigs. Mrs Pam Hardcastle, who works in a primary school, had put the heater on because she was worried the animals would get cold.
http://www.thenational.ae/news/worldwide/police-mistake-guinea-pig-warmth-for-cannabis-growth
