Arrested because He Didn't Wear His Belt, the Beekeeper Drops His Bees on the Police
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A beekeeper, who did not like to have been by the police for a check, dropped the bees at the back of his van in Cervera, Spain.
In Spain, a 70-year-old beekeeper dropped his bees on the two police officers who intercepted him because he was driving drunk and without a seat belt.
A Spanish beekeeper arrested for lack of seat belt and tested positive for alcohol dropped his bee swarms on the police.
Bees are in danger for reasons such as the use of pesticides, the loss of their habitat, agricultural practices and climate change, and their survival is essential to be able to continue pollination, and therefore for food and human life. Fewer bees are seen each time and it is almost a reason to celebrate meeting some, although encountering them as the Mossos d’Esquadra did a few days ago on a road in Lleida should not be anything pleasant.
Exceeded by a road check and a fine, an alcoholic beekeeper allegedly threatened police officers before releasing his bees. They did not expect such a road check.
In Spain, a 70-year-old beekeeper, arrested for lack of a belt and tested positive for alcohol, lost his temper in front of Catalan police officers.
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