Wednesday 27 November, 2024

The Gardaí sparked a pun war on Twitter by arresting some ducks

Prepare to quack up.

LAST NIGHT, THE gaurds continued to clean up our streets and (water) by making a very important discovery.

Ducks in custody Finglas Gardai currently have some "quack addicts" in custody! Suggestions welcome for Caption ! pic.twitter.com/eSHd2B6U7k
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) May 9, 2015

An Garda Síochána / Twitter

Ducks. Lots of criminal little ducks.

Of course, the lads made the whole thing into a caption contest, because it’s not like duck crime isn’t a very REAL and serious issue or anything.

@GardaTraffic waddle you going to do with them ? :)
— Jackie Gorman ⭕ (@jackiepoetry) May 9, 2015

jackie gorman / Twitter

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@GardaTraffic Robber duckies get nabbed over water "bills".
— Old Ireland (@OldeEire) May 9, 2015

Old Ireland / Twitter

@GardaTraffic ah lads come on, they were just having the quack like
— Dylan (@dmanduckLP) May 9, 2015

DmanduckLP / Dylan/Twitter

@GardaTraffic @Shewhedd Good job, sergeant. You've really quacked the case.
— Richard Waters (@RichMWaters) May 9, 2015

Richard Waters / Twitter

@GardaTraffic Good to see a garda quack down on robber duckys
— Eoin English (@EoinBearla) May 9, 2015

Eoin English / Twitter

C’mon, we’re better than this guys.

The Garda Twitter account doled out some very amusing advice for motorists earlier…>

This photo from the Garda Twitter account is the absolute epitome of rude parking>

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