Nottinghamshire: Penguin waddling in Broxtowe picked up by police

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Nottinghamshire: Penguin waddling in Broxtowe picked up by police
Nottinghamshire: Penguin waddling in Broxtowe picked up by police

A penguin has been returned to its home in Nottinghamshire after police spotted the bird “plodding up a village street”.

‘Po-Po’ the penguin was out having a Sunday morning stroll one mile from him home when police came across him.

Officers out on a proactive patrol in Broxtowe were perplexed when they came across a penguin plodding up a village street.

The friendly bird was marching around Strelley in the early hours of Sunday morning (August 9) when he was spotted by police.

The Humboldt penguin had escaped from his home and travelled around a mile before Nottinghamshire Police officers found him.

Police Constable Gareth Philp, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “We were very surprised when we came across a penguin on our shift.

“We see some very interesting things while out on patrol, but a penguin walking up the middle of the road has to be one of the more bizarre findings we have come across.

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