Police in England received a call about a possible “ritual mass killing” inside a cafe when a couple mistook a yoga class in corpse pose for dead bodies on the floor.
Police in England received a call about a possible “ritual mass killing” inside a cafe when a couple walked by thinking they saw dead bodies on the floor.
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It was a yoga class in shavasana, or corpse pose. https://t.co/HDFzKkvm2S
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 8, 2023
In a bizarre incident, police in England received a call about a possible “ritual mass killing” inside a cafe, only to find out it was a yoga class in progress. The mistaken call came from a couple who walked by the cafe and thought they saw dead bodies on the floor.
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The couple, who were passing by the establishment, immediately alerted the authorities upon seeing what they believed to be a scene of horror. Concerned for public safety, the police swiftly responded to the call, expecting the worst.
However, upon entering the cafe, the officers were met with a surprising sight. Instead of a crime scene, they found a yoga class in shavasana, also known as corpse pose. Shavasana is a relaxation pose usually performed at the end of a yoga session, where participants lie flat on their backs, resembling a corpse.
Although relieved that there was no actual danger, the police were left amused by the misunderstanding. The incident garnered attention on social media after The Washington Post shared the story on Twitter.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate information and not jumping to conclusions. It also highlights the need for clear communication to prevent unnecessary panic and unnecessary use of police resources. Thankfully, in this case, it was a harmless misunderstanding, leaving the yoga class to continue their practice in peace..
