Uninvited guest! Shocking moment raccoon crash lands into Mexican city council meeting, falling onto startled politicians who scatter as fast as critter
- A raccoon crashed city council session in the Mexican resort town of Acapulco
- Video captured the critter falling through a ceiling panel and sparking panic
- A second raccoon was spotted sitting on the side of the panel and never jumped
This is the perfect way to show up unannounced at your local politicians’ meeting at city hall.
A raccoon did just that and a bit some more when it crashed a recent city council session in Acapulco, Mexico.
Surveillance footage released Thursday shows members of the resort town’s council meeting inside a conference hall when a critter came down falling from the ceiling panel.
The shocked critter ran around and then leaped on top of a table as the politicians screamed and even laughed at the fright of their fellow legislators.
A raccoon invaded a city council budge meeting in the Mexican resort city of Acapulco and had frightened politicians shouting while others laughed at the scared colleagues
A raccoon disrupted a city council budge meeting in the Mexican resort town of Acapulco
Members of the Acapulco city council were in the middle of a session when their meeting was interrupted by a raccoon that came crashing down through a ceiling panel
According to Acapulco newspaper El Sur, the incident took place December 22 while the city council was reviewing the budget package for January and February.
The critter eventually escaped through a side entrance door after interrupting the city council session
Attendees at a Acapulco city council session in December jumped on top of a table after a raccoon crashed through a ceiling panel
The video also shows second raccoon could be seen perched on the edge of the overhead surface.
However, the animal remains in place after a piece of the ceiling covering fell to the ground as council members stood on chairs and tables.
The intruding raccoon continued running around the room before it ran out through a side entrance door.
The Acapulco city hall happens to be located inside the 52-acre Papagayo Park, making it an ideal visiting point for raccoons roaming the area.
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