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Woman in Deerstalker arrested
Lol...wasn't sure where to put this seeing as it's not strictly "Sherlock News", but this woman was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, and was recognised by her "distinctive hat" which later on in the article is revealed to be a deerstalker. Sadly there's no picture but an amusing article none the less:
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Re: Woman in Deerstalker arrested
Seriously? :D
Haha, that is precious :'D
So the moral is: Don't wear a deerstalker while committing crimes, you might get recognized.
It's also not good for hiding from paparazzi, as proven by a certain person.
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Re: Woman in Deerstalker arrested
hee hee hee!!! funny pic in my mind
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Re: Woman in Deerstalker arrested
It was Kitty Riley.
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Re: Woman in Deerstalker arrested
Banbha wrote:
It was Kitty Riley.
LOL!!
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