When Barry Peterson and his wife returned home from the holiday, they found an unexpected intruder in their house. "It's kind of an odd request," the wife from Shorewood, Minnesota, told 911 emergency services over the phone. "I don't know if I should call you or what... but we just came home from being gone - and a wild turkey flew through our front window and is now in our house."
They started filming the uninvited guest, but the wild bird couldn't care less. He stayed in his comfortable spot on the couch and pretended he didn't realize it was time to vacate his weekend home. Even the arrival of the police didn't make the turkey change his mind - it was obvious this wild bird was looking for trouble.
"A Shorewood resident came home to find a broken out window to their residence. Shortly after they located an unusual guest lounging on their sofa," South Lake Minnetonka Police Department wrote on Facebook. "He identified himself as Tom."
Police reported the situation was managed well. "Tom later left the home on his own and found a better spot in an oak tree," the officers wrote. "The wild turkey was not injured."
The couple added: "It was a very interesting experience!"
When Petersons returned home from the holiday, they found an unexpected intruder in their house
Image credits: Barry Peterson
"It's kind of an odd request," the wife told 911 emergency services over the phone
Image credits: Barry Peterson
"A wild turkey flew through our front window and is now in our house"
Image credits: Barry Peterson
They started filming the uninvited guest, but the badass bird couldn't care less
Image credits: South Lake Minnetonka Police Department
When police arrived, they reported to their authorities that they named the bird 'Tom'
Image credits: Barry Peterson
Finally, with the efforts of two police officers, the bird agreed to vacate his weekend home
Image credits: Barry Peterson
"Tom later left the home on his own and found a better spot in an oak tree"
Image credits: Barry Peterson
"The wild turkey was not injured"
Image credits: Barry Peterson