The police thought someone was screaming 😳

When this guy was changing the breaks on his wife's car, a concerning sound started coming from inside the house...

It almost sounded like someone was yelling for help, but the guy kept working on the car as if nothing was happening. That's when four police officers showed up at his driveway, who were called there after a concerned neighbour thought something was wrong.

After chatting with them, the guy went inside, and came out with this... His pet parrot named Rambo, who is known for yelling things like 'help, let me out', as a way of letting his owner know that he wants out of his cage 😂

He then introduced the parrot to both the officers and his neighbour, showing them that nobody was in danger and making for a good laugh in this unexpected situation 😂

🎥 (Jason Sprague via ViralHog)

[brennan.rogers]

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[klocugh]

Plot twist: there was someone actually in danger and parrot just copied their screams.

[BuiHieuDong]

I gotta wonder what happened there in the past for the parrot to mimic that very specific sound.

[mr.sinister]

Great smoke screen to fool everyone when it’s probably the real deal.. lol 😂

[sinoverlord]

Note to neighbors. When you kidnap someone you won't be able to hear them scream for help over and over.

[amyavraam]

So every serial killer watching this will now get a bird lol

[Richardrd]

This ladies and gentlemen is why you really (probably) don't want a Parrot as a pet.
Constantly vocal, extremely so. With the ability to be so loud as to cause hearing damage. The intelligence of a toddler, and the ability (and often passion) to literally chew threw wood and other things.
Oh and a life span of 60 years.
If your the type of person to really deal with all that and give the bird it's best life for the vast majority of yours, then I salute you. It's no small task.

[Anna-dvev]

Parrot knew something about this man, police should investigate his home and DNA!
Animals never mistakes!

[alexc]

Then he walks back inside "damn rambo that was a close one" as he steps over the woman chained to the radiator to put rambo back in his cage.

[SacbyT]

so sweet of man and parrot's relations :)

[THAT.MINECRAFT.PLAYER]

Where did that bird learn to mimic that 😮💀🤯

[amandah]

Oh this reminds me of the story that happened here in Melbourne Australia a couple of years ago. The cops were called after someone walking by heard a baby crying and a man yelling "Die! What won't you die?!". The man in question was a very aracnaohobic guy trying to kill a spider because his wife was in the shower and not able to do it. The baby started crying because the dad was so distressed. It made the news.

[FLEX_HARD]

How did the parrot learn to say that 🤔 🧐 😱

[Concussed.]

When I trim my pugs’ nails they sound like they’re getting their legs amputated. Thank god we live in the country now. Neighbors all the time would call us to ask what the hell was going on. It’s an event every time. 😂😂

[chickenfox]

plot twist: the parrot is just a cover to clear all suspicion from him and his basement

[Emperor-of-]

How did lil bro learn those sounds/words?

[DeadlyScoots]

"HELP I'M IN THE BASEMENT HELP I'M IN THE BASEMENT!"
"Such a wacky bird"

[suefergusson]

Had a similar thing to happen to us when we lived in Ashburton NZ, Everytime I would go out to hang up the washing on the washing line, someone would keep calling out "FUCK OFF", it wasn't until we walked around to a school fire behind us that we found out it was the back neighbours parrot, we all had a good laugh, especially since it never did it any other time; but always managed to coincide with me hanging up the washing!!!

[poker]

I'm more bothered by there being nothing behind the back tire. Looks like the driveway slopes towards the road.

[billolsen]

That's the funniest thing I've seen all day.