The mother died the next day, and Gloria was arrested.īlackie the cat wasn’t owned by drug dealers or abusive criminals, but his ability to talk did get his owner in trouble. The police believed that the parrot was echoing the mother’s cries for help, and her cold-hearted daughter’s laughter. The police arrived soon after and discovered the family parrot repeating “help me, help me” followed by maniacal laughter. They found the elderly woman in pain and covered in bedsores. The paramedics arrived at the filthy house that smelled of rotting flesh and animal feces. One day in 2010, Gloria called an ambulance after her 98-year-old mother was having trouble breathing. While Lorenzo was on the wrong side of the law, a parrot in South Carolina was the hero in the case of one woman, named Gloria, who abused her elderly mother. Lorenzo’s warnings weren’t enough to stop the police from arresting four men and seizing 200 guns, a stolen motorcycle and a large amount of drugs. Lorenzo was one of 1,700 parrots trained to warn their drug-dealing owners in Barranquilla, Colombia.
“Run, run, you are going to get caught,” cried Lorenzo the parrot as the police arrived. While dogs have been used for protection for thousands of years, parrots are a new twist.
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