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Previously on "Commitment to the Cause"
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Don't know how he ended up in Perth as he was released from a cop shop in Glasgow last year and got arrested as he opened the door to leave.
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Lady Tester was once confronted with a flasher on the street while walking with a friend. They both pointed at his todger and laughed. He closed his jacket and ran away.
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Corrupt bankers and politicians get off prison sentences but a man who walks around naked gets put in prison for nearly three years at a cost of £120,000. FFS, just let him wonder around.
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostTook you long enough...............and it is Sergeant Bhoy to you!!
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He is going to live the rest of his life in prison which is slightly sad.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostIs walking around naked really that bad?
Let's give him a cell with just bars in the windows and no glass this time round then let him out next March. See what his attitude to clothing is by then.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostBBC News - 'Naked rambler' Steven Gough jailed again
Is walking around naked really that bad?
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Commitment to the Cause
BBC News - 'Naked rambler' Steven Gough jailed again
The former Royal Marine, from Eastleigh in Hampshire, has been behind bars in Scotland for much of the past decade.
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He has been repeatedly arrested in the street outside Perth Prison by police waiting for him to be released at the end of each sentence.
The latest 657-day sentence - his longest yet - includes the unexpired portion of his last sentence from which he was freed early, a year for breaching the peace and 90 days for contempt of court.Tags: None
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