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The page called 'Spot the Burnley Clown' was set up to detail the movements of its creator as he paraded around areas of the Lancashire town dressed in an orange wig, painted face and fancy dress clothing.But despite there being no sightings of the clown in the flesh, the page sparked frenzied gossip on the social media network with stories falsely claiming the joker was armed with a baseball bat was hiding in bushes ready to mug people.The exaggerated stories spread panic across Burnley and the nearby towns of Blackburn and Clitheroe plus the village of Sabden.Fearing a madman was on the loose like Pennywise, the killer clown from the Stephen King horror TV series It, dozens of calls were made to Lancashire police to alert them.Teachers at primary schools were understood to have contacted police after concerned parents said their children were being frightened by reports.Twitter users claimed the clown had been knocking on windows and mugging people, but police said no sightings had been reported since the rumours surfaced.

Officers said reports had been made from 'well meaning' people but said most were as a result of 'third hand' information. The fear of clowns is known as coulrophobia which adults and children can suffer from.ichiban sushi menu mexicali Lancashire Police said: 'Over the last couple days, police havesushi conveyor belt bellingham received a number of calls from concerned members of the public insushi conveyor belt bellingham Burnley and the surrounding areas with regards to a man dressed as asushi zushi menu lincoln heights clown reportedly in possession of a baseball bat.ninja sushi menu yuma az

No sightings: These pictures were also posted on the Facebook page, but it is unclear whether they are of the same man.  Police they are not taking any action because the reports are based on 'third-hand information'samurai sushi menu fayetteville nc 'The calls have come as a result of various postings on Facebook as well as a dedicated page Spot the Burnley Clown, with comments becoming more and more exaggerated.'We would like to reassure people that there is no foundation for any of these reports and we have had no first-hand reports of any incidents of violence or intimidation. 'We would urge people to only report first-hand instances of suspicious behaviour and try to avoid repeating gossip and third hand information. 'When people start to talk about incidents like this on social media, without any malicious intent, stories can become confused and sometimes exaggerated and people should bear this in mind.'

Dozens of calls were made to Lancashire police over fears a madman was on the loose like Pennywise (above), the killer clown from the Stephen King horror TV series It The Facebook page has a series of posts from a man claiming to be the clown.One read: 'I am sorry to everyone I scared tonight. I will keep my clownings to the parks from now on. Now i have to go to bed but I hope you all have a clowning good day tomorrow.'But he followed that up with: 'Will everyone stop being mean. I am a friend clown not a bad clown that is why I hide in bushes and behind trees where you least expect so I dont scare anyone.'His last message read: 'Am home now. I cleaned some peoples windows but they said to go away but I said I am a clown here to help everyone needs a clown in their life.'Now I am at home maybe I will go out again later. I am your local neighbourhood friendly clown woof woof.'But one Facebook poster said: 'He’s one sad person who needs to grow up.' Another said: Omg this is well bad!

Paedophiles will be doing this to lure kids in. Sick - you should be ashamed.'But another replied saying: 'Keep up the good work clown. If I see you about I’ll get you a custard pie.'Inspector Zeg Awan of Lancashire Police said: 'We are not treating it with a degree of importance. 'When it comes down to it, there have been no reported concerns about violence. It seems to be a trend that has originated elsewhere with someone basically playing hide and seek.'One caller said a clown was hiding up a tree but that turned out to be false.'CASE ECHOES THE NORTHAMPTON CLOWN WHO TERRORISED TOWN BEFORE BEING UNMASKED AS STUDENT PRANKSTERThe scare mirrors an incident in September this year when a man dressed as clown in Northampton terrified residents by standing on street corners, sparking numerous copycat University student Alex Powell, 22, later admitted responsibility forBut since then there have been sightings of clowns in Chesterfield, Mansfield and Doncaster. Documentary maker Alex Powell (right) has admitted being the man behind the Northampton Clown (left)