Man Has 4 Cops Show Up To His House Because His Parrot Screaming ‘Let Me Out’ Sounds Like A Woman

Reminds me of the time the cops got called out to our house because the neighbor thought we had human bones laying in our front yard. Turns out my sister's German Shepherd, who had a habit of roaming the neighborhood, found some deer leg bones in the trash of a house down the street. She dragged them home, over the fence and laid in the front yard gnawing away on them. As soon as the cops saw them, they knew what they were. But I told the neighbor: A) they weren't human bones and B) if we had human bones, we certainly wouldn't lay them in the front yard for the whole world to see. She wasn't amused by that last point...LOL.

Does it seem weird to anyone else that the deputies just let him go into the house alone...what if it had been someone yelling for help? Perfect time to shut them up.

Good work from the neighbor and the cops, though. When you hear "let me out!!" screams from next door, your first reaction shouldn't be "it's probably a parrot".

You have to be really careful what you teach parrots to say. They'll hear a random word or phrase, decide they like the sound of it, and it becomes their new favorite thing to say constantly. A lot of people think it's funny to teach parrots to say obscene words, but parrots live a long time and often have to be re-homed when the owner dies, gets married, has children, etc. It can be really difficult to find a new home for a parrot that says rude or obscene things.

This is absolute gold

I had neighbors who had birds. The husband was curator of birds at zoo. They had one bird who could imitate...a telephone ringing (old school house phone) and a child screaming in distress. I ran into the backyard many times looking for the injured child!

For those of you saying the parrot must have learned this by hearing it from someone, that can be completely false. A friend of mine had a parrot who would scream “help” all the time. My friend’s husband thought it was hilarious teaching the parrot to scream for help. They loved and cared for him for many years and they never hid anyone in the basement.

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A Florida man had four police officers show up at his house after a neighbor mistook his parrot’s screaming for a woman in distress. The bird, named Rambo, was mimicking the phrase "Let me out," which it had learned years ago. The situation was cleared up with laughter when the officers met the parrot. It’s a humorous reminder of how pets can sometimes cause confusion. Visit more : https://topgroupslink.com/animals-and-pets-whatsapp-group/

Parrots can live really long, some species even over 70 or 80 years. That was the main reason I've gave up on buying a parrot as a pet. They are very loyal to one owner and can take it really hard if the owner dies or even some changes in the environment, such as a new person, boyfriend, child etc...

That was too darn cute!

they go reee

The birds are also sarcastic and have a dark sense of humor.

Haha very funny ! ^^ And btw what is the max age possible for a parot ??

Police arrived to investigate screams for help and a man in the driveway said, "Wait here, I'll get the screamer." A couple of minutes later, the man comes back a couple of minutes l holding a semiautomatic assault rifle and mows down the quartet of police.

A woman went to a pet shop with her teenage daughter. They settled for a parrot who greeted them with "what a lovely daughter you have, just like her mum". The bird cost only $5 and the owner said the only catch was it grew up in a brothel. They happily brought the parrot home. When the husband came home, the parrot said "hi John, long time no see".

Plot twist the parrot is covering for his wifes screams that are coming from the basement

I would investigate the owners. The parrot must have heard a woman screaming for help to be able to do it so perfectly. The cops should have still checked the house, there was probably a woman tied up in the basement.

He was lucky. Too many poorly trained and understandably frightened officers would shoot before asking.

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I call bs on the neighbor. You can't tell those repeated calls were from a parrot? Really? My money is on them being sick of it and calling the cops as an attempt to get back at the owner and at least inconvenience him. Which I can't say I wouldn't do if I had to listen to a parrot go on and on...