Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Police Seek Monkey-Thief
Bizarre:
If they can't "shoot them or beat them", maybe an alternative would be to start jailing and fining monkeys.
A South Korean tourist has filed a formal complaint against a monkey he says stole his reading glasses during his visit to the Hindu holy city of Varanasi in northern India.
Kim Dang Hoon says he opened his hotel room window for fresh air when the monkey made his move.
"He headed straight to the table where my glasses were kept and took it away," Kim said in the statement. [...]
On Tuesday, police combed Varanasi's alleys searching for the monkey.
"It is difficult to trace the monkey but I am trying my best to locate the rogue," investigating officer Inspector Govind Singh said from Varanasi, some 185 miles southeast of Lucknow.
Problems with monkeys harassing tourists in the city are common, Singh said.
"But we can't do anything. We cannot shoot them or beat them as Hindus worship monkeys," he said.
If they can't "shoot them or beat them", maybe an alternative would be to start jailing and fining monkeys.
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putting them in wild life reserves doesn't seem to help either. I will never forget the story of those 27 killer chimps.
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putting them in wild life reserves doesn't seem to help either. I will never forget the story of those 27 killer chimps.
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