‘Why don’t you die’: Cops called to screaming man’s house. But he was just trying to kill a spider
A man in Perth, Australia, is apologizing to cops and neighbours after a full police response was triggered by his yelling “why don’t you die” at a spider in his home.
A concerned passerby called the police after they heard the screaming, coupled with a toddler’s cries. It took less than 20 minutes for police to arrive on scene and figure out the father is just very afraid of spiders.
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According to the police log, the caller didn’t know the family but said they had seen them walking around a few times.
“The toddler inside was screaming,” the caller said.
The log said “police spoke with all parties who advised that husband had only been trying to kill a spider (has serious fear of spiders). Apologized for inconvenience to police. No injuries sighted (except to spider). No further police involvement required.”