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LONDON - A man who'd had too much to drink on a night out stumbled home and fell asleep in a house where he had last lived seven years ago, police said Wednesday.
Police were called when teenager Giles Mottram came home early Sunday morning to find Mark Norley asleep in his bed in Axbridge, southwest England.
Norley, a 34-year-old research scientist, was taken by police to his mother's home nearby "to sleep it off," a spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said.
He wasn't charged.
"The police said they had simply never heard of anything even remotely similar," said homeowner Harry Mottram.
"It was like a kind of latter-day Goldilocks and The Three Bears, except the sleeping drunk had dark hair and we are not a family of woodland bears."
Police were called when teenager Giles Mottram came home early Sunday morning to find Mark Norley asleep in his bed in Axbridge, southwest England.
Norley, a 34-year-old research scientist, was taken by police to his mother's home nearby "to sleep it off," a spokesman for Avon and Somerset Police said.
He wasn't charged.
"The police said they had simply never heard of anything even remotely similar," said homeowner Harry Mottram.
"It was like a kind of latter-day Goldilocks and The Three Bears, except the sleeping drunk had dark hair and we are not a family of woodland bears."
