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Whinged that the Paps where following him.
They got a better picture than they could have hoped for.
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Whinged that the Paps where following him.
They got a better picture than they could have hoped for.
Does anyone here work in the DVLA, we got his plate.
Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian
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youd think he'd have a private one ffs.
LDY 80Y would be ideal.
That there rozzer is deffo a blue, as there is no way on earth that a r/s would give him the ticket.
LDY 80Y would be ideal.
That there rozzer is deffo a blue, as there is no way on earth that a r/s would give him the ticket.
Great/serial killer minds think alike.
Nice old school trabs - looks like he fancies the Chuck Taylors. Hmmm... Do Converse sell much your way?
Big thumbs up to our blue constable.
Big thumbs up to our blue constable.
Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian
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Nice old school trabs - looks like he fancies the Chuck Taylors. Hmmm... Do Converse sell much your way?
Big thumbs up to our blue constable.
they'd sell more if they weren't so expensive, as they are nothing more than a golosha
Hard to conceive of Chuckies being expensive. I used to wear them back in the day - when they were dead cheap. Not if they're dear - not much to 'em.
tommypotts
Player Valuation: £950k
Sorry to say that it's not what we think it is, this is from the BBC web site, would have posted the link but don't have enough points
Liverpool FC striker Fernando Torres stopped a police officer to report a member of the press who was following him near his Woolton home.
The Spanish international pulled up in his black Aston Martin and stopped a passing patrol officer.
A press photographer in a car also stopped in Beaconsfield Road and was asked by the officer to stop tailing the 26-year-old footballer.
No formal action against the photographer was taken, police said.
The incident, on 2 August, only emerged after a photograph of Torres and the traffic officer appeared on the internet.
It had been alleged that Torres was caught speeding but the police have denied this was the case.
Liverpool FC striker Fernando Torres stopped a police officer to report a member of the press who was following him near his Woolton home.
The Spanish international pulled up in his black Aston Martin and stopped a passing patrol officer.
A press photographer in a car also stopped in Beaconsfield Road and was asked by the officer to stop tailing the 26-year-old footballer.
No formal action against the photographer was taken, police said.
The incident, on 2 August, only emerged after a photograph of Torres and the traffic officer appeared on the internet.
It had been alleged that Torres was caught speeding but the police have denied this was the case.
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