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Heart Patient Treated Like A Bank Robber By Manchester UK Police For Dropping An Apple Core - Pack Of 5 Crazed Nanny-State Cops Grab Him Leaving Pharmacy And Throw Him In Jail

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MANCHESTER, UK - A heart patient was locked up 18 hours in a police cell for allegedly dropping an apple core. Keith Hurst, 54, was challenged by a police community support officer as he went to the chemist for his wife. He denied littering and refused to pay a $50 on-the-spot fine ? but when he exited [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on May 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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