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Swedish Police Storm House While Group Plays Kinect Boxing
After getting a call that several Swedish residents were ganging up on a single woman, police stormed the house only to find that the group was playing Kinect Boxing.
Swedish tabloid Aftonbladet reported on this story so maybe we should take it with a grain of salt, but the story is almost too good to be fake. Last night a few neighbors called the cops when they noticed “six people targeting blows against a female figure.” When the police stormed the apartment however they found that the group was just playing a game of Boxing on Microsoft’s Kinect.
Everyone laughed.
No one was arrested.
Case closed.
[via Kotaku]
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