The lower North Island's emergency services have been plagued by the sound of pig noises coming over police radio lately. Photo/stock
The lower North Island's emergency services have been plagued by the sound of pig noises coming over police radio lately. Photo/stock
It started with an oink.
Upper Hutt man Andrew Holt, an avid listener of police scanners, was at home on Sunday when he first heard a series of pig noises coming across the channel for the lower North Island.
"He sounds as if he's partly drunk or something," said thebewildered Holt.
The mystery man, who has somehow found a way of broadcasting himself over the police scanner channel, has been doing it for months, according to Fairfax.
But Holt told the Herald he has only heard the man over the past few days, first making pig oink sounds, then singing Old MacDonald Had a Farm.