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<\/p>\nA groom called police \u00adafter being denied a stag do \u2013 while another was taken to hospital for taking Viagra.<\/p>\n
The bizarre episodes were among dozens of bizarre bachelor and hen party incidents dealt with by one force since just 2021.<\/p>\n
Devon and Cornwall Police logs also included a man who \u201cstripped completely naked\u201d in front of people fishing on a Cornish harbour.<\/p>\n
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The mystery fella was admitted into A&E with \u201cheart palpitations\u201d after mixing erectile stimulant Viagra with cocaine and booze.<\/p>\n
In May, one unfortunate reveller \u201cgot so drunk\u201d on a stag do that he boarded the wrong train \u2013 and woke up more than 120 miles from home.<\/p>\n
It is understood the unfortunate Bristol lad had been on a stag do in Exeter. After calling it quits for the night, he stumbled back to catch the train \u2013 only to end up in Plymouth.<\/p>\n
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Matt Mavir, boss of party planners Last Night Of Freedom, said: \u201cIn almost two years, there have been around 80 incidents which equates to around one every 110 days.<\/p>\n
\u201cConsidering Torquay and Newquay attract thousands of stags and hens throughout the summer, they will account for most of the incidents that have troubled police.\u201d<\/p>\n
The North East-based firm obtain-ed data via a Freedom of Information request, to dispel what Matt insists are \u201cmyths\u201d about the shindigs.<\/p>\n
He added: \u201cFor years, groups have been unfairly vilified and when you break the data down, in many instances, it is often the stags and hens who are the victim of offences.\u201d<\/p>\n
In another instance, police logs show one group were allegedly \u201cset on by the locals\u201d during a stag do in South Devon last August.<\/p>\n
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