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Police have been forced to issue a statement after an online craze showing Dr Seuss’ famous Cat in the Hat character in the UK and Ireland went viral, leaving some people scared to go outside. Over the past week, AI videos have flooded social media showing the figure based on Mike Myers' 2003 film adaptation walking along roads, crouching on cars and peering into windows. The clips were often shared with a warning to “lock your doors”. A post on Facebook asked users if they had seen the
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