Feline Prison Break: Cat Involved in Drug Trafficking in Sri Lanka Escapes From Jail, Reports Say

© AFP 2023 / SRI LANKA POLICEIn this handout picture taken on August 1, 2020, and released by Sri Lanka Police, a prison-officer shows a cat detained at the high-security Welikada Prison in Colombo
In this handout picture taken on August 1, 2020, and released by Sri Lanka Police, a prison-officer shows a cat detained at the high-security Welikada Prison in Colombo - Sputnik International
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Sri Lankan Police have stepped up efforts to detain people involved in drug trafficking operations, with several unusual cases taking place last week.

A cat that was detained at Sri Lanka's main prison on 1 August while it was allegedly trying to smuggle drugs and cell phone SIM cards has escaped, the newspaper Aruna reported.

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The animal was earlier found by jail intelligence officials at the high-security Welikada Prison, according to the report, citing a police official.

He said that the cat had nearly two grams of heroin, two SIM cards, and a memory chip in a small plastic bag tied around its neck. However, the tricky feline escaped from the jail room he was being kept in on 2 August, the report said. 

The prison authorities haven't yet commented on the matter. 

Last week, police seized an eagle that was reportedly used by drug traffickers to distribute illegal substances in a suburb of Colombo.

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