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A Stamford, Connecticut, man called 911 this week for help as a standoff with his home feline entered its third hour, going out.
Sound of the 911 call, put at around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, makes it clear the man wasn't little cat around, either.
"My feline was getting excessively forceful," Mohammed Lokman can be heard telling the 911 administrator. "I was inside and he assaulted me and he began scratching my leg and gnawing me. So me and my wife went outside and now we can't go in for like three, four hours."
The administrator reacts, sounding somewhat befuddled, "You said this was a feline?"
"Yes," the man answered, later including, "We can't move. We can't do anything. It's so forceful thus frantic."
Police told News12 that the 7.5-pound cat had conceived an offspring the prior night and that she clearly got to be forceful when the man went out and afterward endeavored to return. (Yes, Lokman was having some pronoun inconvenience in alluding to his feline as "he.")
Officers reacted and, we figure, helped talk down the creature.
In an off-camera meeting with CBS New York, the man said that he and his wife in the long run made it again into the house and went to bed. They're currently coexisting fine with the feline and her new cat.
In any event Lokman and his wife had the capacity get away from the house. A year ago, a feline "went nuts" on a lady in Florida, catching her inside.
"I got her out of the room, and now she's in my lounge and I can't get out," the lady said in a 911 call. "She's got us caught in our room."
A Stamford, Connecticut, man called 911 this week for help as a standoff with his home feline entered its third hour, going out.
Sound of the 911 call, put at around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, makes it clear the man wasn't little cat around, either.
"My feline was getting excessively forceful," Mohammed Lokman can be heard telling the 911 administrator. "I was inside and he assaulted me and he began scratching my leg and gnawing me. So me and my wife went outside and now we can't go in for like three, four hours."
The administrator reacts, sounding somewhat befuddled, "You said this was a feline?"
"Yes," the man answered, later including, "We can't move. We can't do anything. It's so forceful thus frantic."
Police told News12 that the 7.5-pound cat had conceived an offspring the prior night and that she clearly got to be forceful when the man went out and afterward endeavored to return. (Yes, Lokman was having some pronoun inconvenience in alluding to his feline as "he.")
Officers reacted and, we figure, helped talk down the creature.
In an off-camera meeting with CBS New York, the man said that he and his wife in the long run made it again into the house and went to bed. They're currently coexisting fine with the feline and her new cat.
In any event Lokman and his wife had the capacity get away from the house. A year ago, a feline "went nuts" on a lady in Florida, catching her inside.
"I got her out of the room, and now she's in my lounge and I can't get out," the lady said in a 911 call. "She's got us caught in our room."
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