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Delta police pick a possum out of a shower stall, and it wasn’t happy about it

A possum in a shower that had to be removed by Delta Police. Twitter/Delta Police

It was a strange call, even by the standards of a local police force.

But it wasn’t too small for the Delta Police Department.

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On Monday morning, the police department tweeted a photo of a possum in a shower stall.

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The critter was spotted there close to midnight, at a time when it would have been difficult to find many options to remove it.

But the police stepped in.

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The Delta Police managed to remove the possum from the shower — leaving it “highly displeased” — and sent it back to the wild.

This is far from the strangest story to involve a possum.

A picture of the inebriated opossum shared by the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge.
A picture of the inebriated opossum shared by the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge. Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge/Facebook

Late last year, a possum broke into a liquor store in Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and apparently drank a bottle of bourbon.

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The animal regained sobriety at a wildlife rescue facility and was later released.

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