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I don’t understand why they don’t tease them a lot faster
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Police found a wanted man hiding in an unusual place with the help of his own ‘hero’ dog. Charles Foy escaped on an e-scooter after police stopped him for riding the vehicle illegally in Runcorn - with his two dogs running alongside him. Unfortunately, the 41-year-old’s Labrador could not keep up with the scooter and was left behind. The pooch was filmed leading police to his owner’s house, with officers calling the dog a “good boy”. When they searched the home, they spotted Foy hiding in the loft behind a box. Police demanded the fugitive to “get out, get out now. You know you’ve done something, that’s why you’re hiding in the loft, get down.” Foy responded, “Calm the f*** down. I’ve been trying to get some sleep.” He claimed he was asleep in the loft due to the overcrowded property and denied riding the e-scooter that night. PC Mike Smith, of Runcorn Response, said: “Whilst Foy showed no loyalty to his own dog as he attempted to make good his escape from pursuing police, the pup ultimately remained loyal and provided us with a vital lead – taking us straight to the address of his master.” He added: “Vehicles like e-scooters and e-bike cannot be ridden on public roads due to the fact that they cannot be insured.
Police found a wanted man hiding in an unusual place with the help of his own ‘hero’ dog. Charles Foy escaped on an e-scooter after police stopped him for riding the vehicle illegally in Runcorn - with his two dogs running alongside him. Unfortunately, the 41-year-old’s Labrador could not keep up with the scooter and was left behind. The pooch was filmed leading police to his owner’s house, with officers calling the dog a “good boy”. When they searched the home, they spotted Foy hiding in the loft behind a box. Police demanded the fugitive to “get out, get out now. You know you’ve done something, that’s why you’re hiding in the loft, get down.” Foy responded, “Calm the f*** down. I’ve been trying to get some sleep.” He claimed he was asleep in the loft due to the overcrowded property and denied riding the e-scooter that night. PC Mike Smith, of Runcorn Response, said: “Whilst Foy showed no loyalty to his own dog as he attempted to make good his escape from pursuing police, the pup ultimately remained loyal and provided us with a vital lead – taking us straight to the address of his master.” He added: “Vehicles like e-scooters and e-bike cannot be ridden on public roads due to the fact that they cannot be insured. "In these cases, they may actually be classed as a motor vehicle, meaning the rider would need a licence, insurance and a helmet – something many riders like Foy do not possess.” Foy was later convicted of failing to stop for police, driving whilst disqualified, using a motor vehicle without insurance and failing to provide a drug test. He has been jailed for three months and banned from driving for four years and three months. #5News #dog #loft #fugitive

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