OR Deputy Responds to Cries of Help from…Parrot

Screams for help from a Clackamas, OR, house led a UPS driver to call for law enforcement response Monday morning.

November 9, 2017

OR Deputy Responds to Cries of Help from…Parrot

Deputy Hayden Sanders from the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office with his new friend Diego. (Photo: Clackamas County SO)

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Screams for help from a Clackamas, OR, house led a UPS driver to call for law enforcement response Monday morning.

Deputy Hayden Sanders from the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office showed up and approached the house.

When he saw the being responsible for the screams, he let out a sigh of relief. Followed by a chuckle.

The screamer was a parrot named Diego, OregonLive reports.

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