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Snoopy behind bars
A MAN who tried to break into prison to free an inmate while dressed as the cartoon character Snoopy is being held under the Mental Health Act, according to reports.
Prison wardens were baffled when they were confronted by the character from the Peanuts cartoon trying to break down a staff door while apparently waving a gun.
The man and an accomplice, who were attempting to free a relative from HMP Isle of Wight, went on to hurl concrete missiles at prison officers’ cars.
A prison source told The Sun: “It’s not every day you see a giant cartoon dog go on the rampage after trying to break into a prison. They weren’t exactly inconspicuous but they were taken seriously because they appeared to have a gun.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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