West Midlands Police
were left red-faced when they broke into a locked car to rescue what they
thought was a baby only for them to realise they had saved a doll.
were left red-faced when they broke into a locked car to rescue what they
thought was a baby only for them to realise they had saved a doll.
Janaih Rattray,
10, left her toy named Ryan on the seat of her sister Delesia’s Vauxhall Corsa
which was parked up outside a hospital. Police
were called to the car park of Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley, West Midlands,
when a concerned passer-by thought a baby had been left alone in the vehicle.
10, left her toy named Ryan on the seat of her sister Delesia’s Vauxhall Corsa
which was parked up outside a hospital. Police
were called to the car park of Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley, West Midlands,
when a concerned passer-by thought a baby had been left alone in the vehicle.
Two officers
decided to take action after asking the advice of nurses who agreed the
“extremely lifelike” doll was a real infant, but when they broke into the car, they
discovered it was a DOLL,but looked more like an INFANT.
decided to take action after asking the advice of nurses who agreed the
“extremely lifelike” doll was a real infant, but when they broke into the car, they
discovered it was a DOLL,but looked more like an INFANT.
The Rattray
family were then stunned when they returned to their vehicle and found the back
window broken with a note to call police. Delesia, 20, who drove the car then
got upset and called the police saying they should have known it was a doll because
eot didn’t move. Her mother who was also hospitalized at the hospital they had
gone to pay her a visit when the incident happened, also said the police should
have had a second thought.
family were then stunned when they returned to their vehicle and found the back
window broken with a note to call police. Delesia, 20, who drove the car then
got upset and called the police saying they should have known it was a doll because
eot didn’t move. Her mother who was also hospitalized at the hospital they had
gone to pay her a visit when the incident happened, also said the police should
have had a second thought.
Afterall said
and done, the West Midlands Police have now agreed to pay the £90 repair bill
to fix the broken window in Delesia’s Vauxhall Astra.
and done, the West Midlands Police have now agreed to pay the £90 repair bill
to fix the broken window in Delesia’s Vauxhall Astra.
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