LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 08: Rose-ringed parakeets are caught, ringed and marked with red dye on Wormwood Scrubs by 'British Trust for Ornithology' volunteers as part of a project to try to better understand their behavior on August 8, 2012 in London, England. The birds, which are an invasive species, roost in large numbers on Wormwood Scrubs but relatively little is know about their daily activities and the impact they may have on native flora and fauna. The parakeets are caught, marked with a harmless red spray and released. The website www.projectparakeet.co.uk/purpleparakeet is recording any sightings of marked birds by members of the public. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images) (2012 Getty Images)
Polly ran her mouth and it was all over from there.
A driver was busted for drunk driving last week in Mexico City after his parakeet ratted him out to police.
Guillermo Reyes, 49, was pulled over at a routine alcohol checkpoint and when he exited his Blue Chevy to be tested, the merciless parrot squeaked him out.
"Está borracho, Está borracho" ("He's drunk, He's drunk)" said the voice in Spanish from the back of the car, El Universal reports.
Initially, police believed another person was sitting in the back of Reyes' vehicle, but to their surprise the incriminating statements came from no other than his green-feathered friend.
After his owner failed the sobriety test, the Animal Surveillance Brigade arrived to take the bird away.
However, Reyes pleaded with police not to separate him from his parrot for fear his feathered companion would die if left alone.
The police complied and both were taken into custody to sober up and stay the night in jail.
At least they had each other.
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