The man who stole a toe from a Canadian bar apparently had a change of heart and returned the pilfered digit, according to a report. <\/p>\n
The pickled human appendage was stolen Saturday from the Downtown Hotel in Dawson City, where its the main ingredient for the Sourtoe Cocktail a toe floating in a shot of whisky. <\/p>\n
You can drink it fast, you can drink it slow, but your lips must touch the toe! the hotels website states, although patrons are charged a fine for swallowing (or stealing) the toe. <\/p>\n
The bar apparently has some backup toes, but the mummified one was donated by a man who had the toe surgically removed. <\/p>\n
This was our new toe, and it was a really good one. We just started using it this weekend, hotel manager Geri Coulbourne said after the theft. <\/p>\n
On Tuesday, the toe thief notified the Royal Canadian Mounted Police that he returned the digit in the mail, the CBC reported. <\/p>\n
The man then called the Downtown Hotel and provided the same message to staff, along with a verbal apology, an RCMP news release said. <\/p>\n
An officer was on hand to open the package, which contained both the toe and a letter of apology. <\/p>\n
The toe was believed to be in good condition, the release said. <\/p>\n
No charges are expected, police said. <\/p>\n
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