Off-duty police officers dressed as a monkey and zebra arrest drunken yob in Coventry Terri Cave and Tracy Griffin wore animal onesies for fancy dress party Arrested drunk man allegedly threatening to kill people in supermarket Two off-duty police officers wearing animal onesies on their way to a fancy dress party made a detour to arrest a drunken yob. West Midlands Police constables Terri Cave and Tracy Griffin were walking through Coventry dressed as a monkey and a zebra when they heard a drunk man allegedly yelling threatening abuse in a supermarket. The officers sprang into action - still wearing their onesies - and wrestled the man to the ground once he left the Co-op shop. Off-duty police officers Terri Cave, left, and Tracy Griffin arrested a drunken yob while on their way to a fancy dress party The officers surprised colleagues at Solihull Police Station by carrying out the arrest while dressed as a zebra and a monkey They restrained the man and called for help from their colleagues, who collected him in a Fiat Panda and took him a police station. The pair's stunned colleagues tweeted: 'Off duty officers dressed in zebra and monkey onesies arrest a violent man in the street - @SolihullPolice keeping you safe whatever it takes. 'Man threatening to kill people didn't expect to be wrestled to the ground by our off-duty officer in a zebra onesie. We go that extra mile. A man was arrested in connection with the incident and is due to make a second appearance at Coventry Magistrates' Court next month. Superintendant Sally Bourner, centre, was delighted by the quick thinking of her off-duty officers Terri Cave and Tracy Griffin