The suspect spends so much gas that the police discovered his hiding place, agents claimed that they were able to "sniff" him

The Missouri Sheriff's Office made the unusual decision to offer helpful tips to criminals in a comic ticket that has already been shared over 1,000 times.

On social media, the Clay County, Missouri, Sheriff's Office spoke of an unfortunate incident (at least for the suspect) that occurred last weekend. A man was captured by agents after his hiding was ruined by a thunderous body function.

"If you have an arrest warrant, that the cops are looking for you, and you are passing the gas so hard that you are leaving your hiding place, you definitely have a problem. [poop emoji] day, "the ministry wrote, next to an image of MPs looking for a suspect with the help of a K-9 unit.

While the police statement did not give details about the case, Missouri officials confirmed that the person was detained under a warrant for possession of controlled substance.

The arrest was facilitated by the Liberty Police Department. "We have to give props to Liberty PD to use their senses to sniff it!" The sheriff's post continued, to the pun.

Shared on Facebook and Twitter yesterday, the update quickly attracted hundreds of comments and shares, in the form of memes and comic responses flooded the social media accounts.

A Facebook user commented: "I feel really bad for the K9 officer, I mean that he could feel better and further that the human officer could not even hear him " The message even caught the attention of the official Twitter profile of the City of Liberty, which has not failed to fight.

The city's report replied, "Thanks to @SheriffClayCo for spreading the dirty clothes of a wanted person and fanning the flames." The Liberty Police Department was surprised to see this incident unfold, which stinks less for the arrested during his arrest. "

The personal information of the suspect or his photo ID was not disclosed by the police. A deputy told KOMU-TV local press point that the arrest had occurred in the 800 block of Marilynn Avenue.

This is not the first time that unexpected flatulence is causing problems.

In November of last year, Florida police said in an affidavit on his arrest that a woman who had "fished hard" in a Dollar General store had been arrested after threatening to kill a man who he was complaining.

Shanetta Yvette Wilson, 37, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon with no intent to kill as a result of her altercation with the man, identified by MPs as John Walker.

One complaint alleged that Wilson had pulled out a "safety knife" after the two men had a verbal disagreement about the noise. Walker stated that he had been left "fearing to be stabbed by the defendant," the affidavit said, first reported by the president. Miami Herald newspaper.