Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe March 17 (UPI) -- An Ohio police officer responded to a resident's home to remove a raccoon found sleeping in the dishwasher after it broke in through a bathroom light and ransacked the kitchen. The North Ridgeville Police Department said the "masked bandit" broke into the home, trashed the kitchen and "took a well-deserved nap" in the home's dishwasher, where it was found by a resident. Advertisement Patrolman John Metzo, nicknamed the department's "absurd animal call officer" after previous encounters with a kangaroo and a cow, responded to the home to remove the invading raccoon. The raccoon was safely removed from the home without injury, the department said. Read More $1 million winning lottery ticket was in winner's vehicle for two months Cave-harvested Turkish honey dubbed world's most expensive Nova Scotia boy finds message in a bottle from 1995
