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"But did he have a mask on?" Un-reported lol. | |||
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"didnt they use to make fit flips years ago - flip flop with a wedge designed to tone your butt and legs or something? " They did lol. A good Defence perhaps? I have a feeling that he will win his case. | |||
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"Under any circumstances flip flop wearing should be a fineable offence." And crocs should be a custodial sentence | |||
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"He denied having flip flops and said he was wearing flip flips as he had two left feet. " | |||
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"I’m pretty sure this is fake news. He had socks on with flip flops in full camel toe mode and he was fined for crimes against fashion." Seems to be a solid story it's in Le Monde . . . also add . . . "French police have fined several homeless people for breaching a government order to stay indoors amid the coronavirus crisis, charities claim. President Emmanuel Macron declared a nationwide policy of self-isolation on Monday, with all French people asked to stay home as much as possible and go out only for work, exercise or necessary shopping. The measure is to last at least 15 days and people not following these rules risk fines from €38 and up to €135. Homeless people were fined in Paris, Lyon and Bayonne, according to the charities. " | |||
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