Man sets up camera to catch 'militant vegans' stealing his milk... only to find out it's an unlikely furry suspect

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A Scottish man who was convinced a "militant vegan" neighbour had been pinching his doorstep milk deliveries has discovered the real thief was a furry friend.Gordon Campbell, 42, from Bearsden near Glasgow, decided to mount a camera surveillance operation at his home after bottles kept vanishing over the course of a month.Mr Campbell, who works in digital advertising for his firm Clickboost, initially suspected a 'militant vegan' with an anti-dairy agenda was responsible for the disappearances.However, the footage from his sting captured an altogether different offender sneaking up to his doorstep in the early hours...

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The 42-year-old had been receiving doorstep milk deliveries since the Covid pandemic but was forced to halt the service and return to buying from the supermarket after the repeated thefts.Before setting up his camera, Mr Campbell had pointed the finger at the local magpie population.

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