The London Fire Brigade produced a strange video today warning people not to use the penis ring after a man needs surgery to remove the penis ring.
In the parody of Star Wars, the video continues to play from the campaign to reduce the capital's prank calls and false alarms.
On Monday, December 14, LFB revealed that they were called to help a man with two metal rings on his penis who said he needed surgery to remove them.
The incident was at the center of the video that started with the "penis ring War.
It wrote: "The force wakes up on some Londoners, causing people to get stuck or trapped by objects such as handcuffs or rings.
"The Fireman's league is trying to reduce some time --
Wasting calls to reduce events across the galaxy.
"On one occasion, firefighters came to rescue a man who was forced to undergo surgery and removed two metal rings stuck in his penis for three days.
"Do not use the power of Luke, Anakin or Yoda.
"Don't force it if it doesn't fit. . . “(
Put the key at hand)
The fire brigade also revealed that a woman called 999 to warm up the baby's milk as part of 8,600 prank calls between 2010 and 2014.