Hilarious moment ‘killer clown’ is sent packing by dog walker he was trying to scare

THIS is the hilarious moment a "killer clown" was warned by a dog walker that his pooch "bites clowns".
The clown was near a primary school in Motherwell, Scotland in a bid to terrify some unwitting victims.
But onlookers were less than impressed with his efforts.
Laughter erupts from spectators before the twisted joker makes off.
The video was posted on Facebook on Monday night and has already racked-up more than 35,000 views.
A growing number of attacks have been reported as the trend grows. Police have warned that people who deliberately scare others could be arrested, and this is the first result of that warning.
A criminologist has revealed why people act differently when they put on costumes such as a clown mask, as the 'killer clown' craze spreads.
The craze has got so out of control that popular circus, Zippos, has announced its shows will no longer feature clowns.
The Sun revealed yesterday that the teenage son of an England football star has been suspended from his private school for making “killer clown” threats to other kids.
The lad was ringleader in a sick social media stunt that caused eight schools to be evacuated. Police were called in.
The craze has become so frustrating for some, that they have formed Clown Hunter groups on Facebook to try and patrol the streets.
Police have warned that taking part in the "killer clown" craze could land you in trouble, and even arrested.
Yesterday, a group of pranksters appeared on Good Morning Britain to defend dressing up as clowns and scaring people, but distanced themselves from the people taking part in the current trend.
And a 10-year-old boy told the story of how he was chased by a person dressed as a clown and badly bruised after a rock was thrown at him.
In Leicestershire, one woman was scared so badly she went into early labour as the craze continues to baffle much of the UK.
Over the past weekend Thames Valley Police were called to 14 reports of people being intimidated or frightened by others dressed as clowns, while Gloucestershire Police had six reports and South Wales Police attended numerous reports as police are reporting more and more sightings.
Drivers in Manchester were startled to see two clowns running at their cars on Sunday, and a mum-of-two was left with terrified children after one jumped on her car.
On Monday morning, an Instagram account promised 20 clowns with knives would descend on Essex schools this week.
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