Officer: Philip

Location: Kitchen Sink

Time: 08:30 AM

What Happened:

I went to a house at 8:30 AM because a lady called about a stranger in her home. When I got there, I found a pink octopus sitting on the kitchen counter.

Damage: Nothing was broke. There was just some small puddles of water on the floor.

Details:

The octopus was wearing a small black hat.

It was very friendly and said "Hello."

What I Did:

I gave the octopus some water to stay wet. I called a special team to take him back to the ocean. Everyone is safe.

The woman said she had no idea how it got there. There was no sign of forced entry or damage. I contacted animal control to safely remove the octopus. The situation is now under control.

I went to her house and saw the octopus in the kitchen in the sink. It was alive but didn’t look like it was dangerous. The woman did not know how it got there. That‘s why she called the police.

After the scene was under control, we called animal control to take the octopus with them.

When I arrived, she was surprised but calm. She explained that at around 8:00 AM, she went into the kitchen and saw a small octopus in the sink. The animal was alive and moving.

She said she doesn‘t know how it got into the house and did not hear anything unusual during the night.

I checked the kitchen and found no damage. The octopus was still in the sink, and I contacted animal control to remove it.

Who? Miss Charlotte Davidson.

When? The call came in at 7a.m

Where? At Simesten Road 34, Eastbourne

What? Miss Davidson woke up and found an octopus in her sink. She didn‘t know where it came from. We went in and we also saw the octopus. It was pink and it was about 40cm long. Miss Davidson was really confused to how the octopus got in her sink. We told her she should call animal rescuers and left her to it.

Mrs. Jane called us at 11:13 AM. The call lastet 4 minutes. She described to us that she went to the kitchen this morning and found an octopus in her sink. We sent officer 1 and 2 to check that.

When they came to Mrs. Janes house, officer 2 had to calm Mrs. Jane down because she was crying. Officer 1 tried to catch the octopus at the same time.

He was succesful after 14 minutes. The octopus was brougt tho the local zoo. While asking around in the neigbourhood officer 1 found out that the octopus didn't escape from the zoo as expectet, but he escaped from the chinese restaurant in the same street.

Time: Morning

Location: Private residence (kitchen)

A woman called us to report that she found an octopus in her kitchen sink. Officer Phil and trainee Ravioliver arrived at the place and confirmed that there was a alive octopus in the sink. The animal appeared calm and was not causing any damage.

The situation is very unusual. The origin of the octopus is unknown. No damage or injuries were reported.

The octopus will be safely removed, and an animal services will be contacted for further handling. Investigations on how the octopus entered the home are ongoing.

The octopus was successfully removed.

It was completely fine and had no injuries.