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Man Walking Woman on Lease Wearing DOG MASK, Stopped ny Police
Man Walking Woman Wearing Dog Mask on Leash in City Street Pulled Over by Police
Roofer Iain Mcgeough had to do a double take as he saw the man leading the woman complete with 'dog gimp mask' around the streets of Glasgow UK - at 11am
Daily Mirror UK, 22 MAR 2020
Ian couldn't believe what he was seeing (Image: Iain Mcgeough WS)
A stunned roofer and his mate took out their cameras in disbelief as police nabbed a man walking a woman in the street like a dog.
Iain Mcgeough was flabbergasted before bursting out laughing as the officers pulled over the man who had been walking the woman on a leash.
She was wearing a dog mask and walking behind the man at 11am.
Apart from the mask her get-up is conventional, she even has a backpack on.
Ian had to do a double take as he drove past the pair.
Ian, 34, told the Record: "It's definitely not what you expect to see on a Monday morning. Just a typical morning in Glasgow, eh?
"The guy had his bird on a leash with a dog gimp mask on. It looked like he was taking his dog for a walk, just without the dog.
"I couldn't believe it at first. I got my mate driving the van to turn it around and go past them again so I could have another look.
"By the time we went back the police had pulled them.
"It was absolutely hilarious."
The unidentified man was stopped by police on Cathcart Road, Glasgow.
Two officers could be seen chatting with the pair, while the girl was still wearing a black dog mask.
Shocked locals couldn't believe their eyes as the couple took an early morning stroll through the south side of the City in the pouring rain.
Iain shared the pictures to his Facebook page and pals were quick to share the hilarious post.
Iain added: "It's went mental. People are loving it. It's been shared thousands of times."
In a statement Police Scotland said: "Officers spoke to a man and a woman on Cathcart road on the morning of Monday, 17th of February.
"No arrests were made.".......
Should have been the other way around > Now that would have been even funnier...
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