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Police state UK...I was arrested for walking down a London street because I was eating an ice-cream...It beggars belief

Indeed, I was walking down the street minding my own business when all of a sudden I was surrounded by the long arm of the law. They arrested me for 'breech of the peace'...Eating an ice-cream is now breach of the peace in police state UK. The police tried to make excuses mumbling something about...'that is not an ice-cream it is a can of super strength cider and you have no trousers on'. Well, I was back affronted, as I clearly mentioned in a previous post a man at the pub was sick down my shirt and had pished and shat in my trousers and I was just trying to dry them off....I thought they would have understood but there is no reasoning with the police in a police state. Thoughts.
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Magnolia21 · 22-25, F Best Comment
Government overreach at its worst. Can a man enjoy a proper ice cream without being harassed?
RedBaron · M
@Magnolia21 Apparently, not if he is not wearing pants.
AndysAttic · 56-60, M
@RedBaron I was wearing pants, just not trousers.
RedBaron · M
@AndysAttic What's the difference?
AndysAttic · 56-60, M
@RedBaron Being divided by a common language.
RedBaron · M
@AndysAttic Someone who goes out in public in underwear with nothing over them has no right to be snooty about language.

Why were you surprised you were arrested?
AndysAttic · 56-60, M
@RedBaron Yes, I was in a helicopter at the time so it did come as a little surprise.
Magnolia21 · 22-25, F
@AndysAttic Sounds like basic human rights to me.
AdaXI · T
@Magnolia21 Yeah helicopter's shouldn't be forced to wear trousers when eating icecream end of conversation.😅
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