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A man had to be rescued after he became glued to the seat of a public toilet in Cairns in an embarrassing prank, Australian police say.
The 57-year-old man found he had become stuck to the seat after using a cubicle in a male bathroom at the Cairns shopping centre on Saturday.
Ambulance workers and police were called to free the man, who was taken to Cairns Base Hospital with the toilet seat still attached.
He sustained minor injuries.
"It appears at this stage that an unknown offender has placed an adhesive on the toilet seat," a police spokeswoman said.
Police are investigating.
- AAP
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