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Drunken man gets stuck in a bin
An article which appeared in the Victoria Police Gazette caught the attention of Neil Mitchell on Wednesday.
The article, which was published on November 7, says:
"Mildura police arrested a Melbourne man in August for being drunk in a public place.
He was placed in the cells to sober up for a few hours then released with a penalty notice.
The man was not happy about being fined and, in disgust, threw his mobile phone which accidentally landed in a rubbish bin outside the station.
He attempted to retrieve it, but became stuck upside-down so called triple zero on his now accessible mobile phone from inside the bin.
The same police he had abused earlier took several minutes to get the man out of the bin, trying not to laugh at his misfortune.
Once free from the bin, the embarrassed, but still angry man stormed off demanding that police never tell anyone about what happened (and of course they never did)."
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Blog comments
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Re:"and this bloke will probably make a complaint and the officers will be put under investigation for a few months as per usual!"
All matters need to be investigated, there are still rogues out there that believe that the law doesnt apply to them once they put on that uniform
Jake Thursday 15 March, 2012 - 11:41 AM -
Clearly, the perfect place to keep his mobile phone is obvious - judging by that picture...
The Serial Pest Friday 11 November, 2011 - 9:04 AM -
What a crack up....Excuse the pun.
Clemo Wednesday 9 November, 2011 - 5:27 PM -
and this bloke will probably make a complaint and the officers will be put under investigation for a few months as per usual!
son of Police member Wednesday 9 November, 2011 - 3:32 PM -
Should have left him there to be picked up by the garbo's .
janet p Wednesday 9 November, 2011 - 2:04 PM
