The MetroWest Daily News reports police lost track of an armed-robbery suspect when the police dog sniffing his trail was drawn to the smell of meat in the pants of a homeless man - who'd just shoplifted it from a Stop & Shop.
Is that meat in your pants or are you just glad to see me?
I thought these dogs were supposed to be trained to not divert like this? Maybe it's our old friend HyperLab the MBTA insecurity dog?
I guess this gives a whole new meaning to "beefing up patrols". In any case, it would make a great diversionary tactic for future accomplices in future robberies.
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Is that red meat in your pants?
Or did you just rob a bank and have the teller slip you the exploding dye-pack?
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who and the what now?
"The man with the irresistible meat in his pants"
It's going to be hard to beat that
meatblog post title. Well done.That's a direct challenge to you Swrrly.
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How about "Cop Dog Tries
How about
"Cop Dog Tries Steak-out Technique"?
"Hey, Buddy, want some meat?"
"Police Pooch Prefers Bum's Rump Roast"
Or ...
Why McGruff tried to take a bite out of crime.
Is that meat in your pants?
Is that meat in your pants or are you just glad to see me?
I thought these dogs were supposed to be trained to not divert like this? Maybe it's our old friend HyperLab the MBTA insecurity dog?
I guess this gives a whole new meaning to "beefing up patrols". In any case, it would make a great diversionary tactic for future accomplices in future robberies.