You are so brave! I found a dead roach this morning as well, immediately called for pest control.
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AprilR
maycontainthunder
You should've seen my Dad's face when I walked in to show him! If it was half gone on poison (didn't move when it saw me) there is no way I can let it loose. It's currently trapped in a metal bread bin awaiting a friend to come and dispose of it.
Knower of nothing
rats ain't got it easy 
maycontainthunder
Sorry if it offends you Knower of nothing but wild rats have no place being in a human domestic environment. They are a serious heath hazard.
maycontainthunder
Rat has now been euthanised and disposed of. For those that think I should've let it go; it was sick. If it was poisoned; indirect neighbour has two new puppies. Next door has a cat and there are more dogs and cats with others. We also get birds of prey flying over.