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You've heard of the "long arm of the law?" Miami police want you to meet the "Bigfoot."

The Miami Police Department has posted a parody video to tout its anti-car theft program, and the star is a Yeti.

The tongue-in-cheek crime-fighting technique is known by the affectionate acronym KRAPPY, which stands for "Keeping Robbeers Away and Protecting Property with a Yeti."

Miami police explain how the program works in the video saying, "Every time you step away from your vehicle, you should leave your yeti behind."

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At the end of the video, Miami PD warns viewers that, “The Yeti is a fictional character and he/she will not actually protect your property.”

In a slightly more serious moment, police told WFTS it is a pilot program and that they are still “working out some kinks.”