Published 11:50 IST, March 7th 2020
Elizabeth Warren's dog Bailey breaks internet after 'stealing' burrito
Senator Elizabeth Warren's dog Bailey went viral on internet on March 6 after he swiped someone's burrito on the same day its owner ended presidential campaign.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren's dog Bailey went viral on the internet on March 6 after he swiped someone's burrito. As per the reports, the incident took place on the same day his owner, Warren announced that she would be ending her presidential campaign. Gabrielle Farrell, a press secretary on Warren's campaign shared a six-second video of Bailey grabbing the food on Twitter. She wrote, "Bailey legit just swiped someone’s burrito".
Bailey legit just swiped someone’s burrito. pic.twitter.com/MWr6ZeiJa2
— Gabrielle Farrell 💫 President Warren 2020 (her/s) (@FarrellGabriell) March 5, 2020
Netizens divisive
The video has managed to garner 161k likes with 23.9k comments. Netizens have left no chance to reply on the post and flooded the post with comments.
Bailey said being a good boy didn’t work, imma show y’all a bad one. https://t.co/hST1pNO5Ya
— Ashley Nicole Black (@ashleyn1cole) March 5, 2020
Bailey now has nothing to lose. https://t.co/kEFa9haIx1
— Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj (@patriotact) March 5, 2020
Bailey 2024 https://t.co/a1sojcd0gp
— Chipotle (@ChipotleTweets) March 5, 2020
Bailey deserves that burrito
— Molly Jong-Fast (@MollyJongFast) March 5, 2020
That is clearly Bailey's burrito.
— 🌊❄️🆘🏳️🌈 Dexter (@SoyBoyManBun) March 5, 2020
Starting a GoFundMe to supply Bailey with a lifetime of burritos!
— Adrian 'Spicoli' Wapcaplet (@AdrianWapcapIet) March 5, 2020
lol, why're they trying to "save" it? Let the doggo have his victory
— Ned Pyle (@NerdPyle) March 5, 2020
Those are either very brave or very uneducated folks trying to take food AWAY from a golden. What do you think, @TheGoldenRatio4?
— Democracy is not a spectator sport (@BRT_Austin) March 6, 2020
Dog reports itself at the police station
In another incident, a dog in Texas surprised the Odessa Police Department when it walked into the precinct and placed his hands on the counter to report himself missing. According to reports, Sergeant Rusty Martin was one of the first officers to meet Chico the German Shepherd mix. The dog had no ID tag on his collar, therefore, the police couldn't find the owner. However, the cops immediately called animal control to check for a microchip, but before they arrived, the dog crept out of the police station unnoticed.
11:50 IST, March 7th 2020