Published 2 years ago

Prince Charming mannequin mistaken for 'body rolled up in carpet' on motorway

Summary by Ground News

Police were called to the M11 in Cambridgeshire on Saturday afternoon. They found a pair of feet in black trainers and socks dangling over the front headrest of another car. But they soon realised it was a false alarm, and the trainers belonged to a mannequin. The prince, with a crown, was not in any danger.

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BBC News

Prince Charming mannequin on M11 mistaken for a body

Police responding to a sighting of feet sticking out of a carpet are relieved by what they find.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Prince Charming mannequin seen in car on motorway is mistaken for a body

Officers said the call – about feet sticking out of a roll of carpet in a car on the motorway – was “thankfully” a false alarm.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

'Dead body’ in car was simply a mannequin of Prince Charming

The prince was not in any danger as he was not real (Picture: PA)Police were called out to what looked like a dead body rolled up on a carpet on the motorway. The person who called police was naturally concerned when they saw a pair of feet in black trainers and socks dangling over the front headrest of another car while driving on the M11 on Saturday afternoon.But when officers responded, they found that they actually belonged to a model of Pri…

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Prince Charming mannequin mistaken for 'body rolled up in carpet' on motorway

A pair of feet sticking out of a rolled-up carpet - believed to be a body - turned out to be a mannequin dressed as Prince Charming.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Freedom Rock Radio

Prince Charming mannequin mistaken for 'body rolled up in carpet' on motorway | UK News - Freedom Rock Radio

A pair of feet sticking out of a rolled-up carpet – believed to be a body – turned out to be a mannequin dressed as Prince Charming. The suspicious object, spotted on the M11 motorway, prompted a call to Cambridgeshire… Continue Reading →

2 years ago

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