Discussion
Being discussed here already (although I know yours is more a legal question about dressing up)
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Lopey said:
It seems this American craze has hit our shores. Its being reported in my local paper that, "Police are warning that they will arrest any pranksters who dress up as clowns".
I was just wondering whether it is now illegal to dress up as clowns?
They might struggle to arrest people simply for dressing up as a clown, but if there's any hint of causing alarm or distress, I imagine they'd clamp down with a S5 POA, or even a BOP.I was just wondering whether it is now illegal to dress up as clowns?
shambolic said:
Mk3Spitfire said:
Breach of the peace. Non criminal offence, but a way of removing someone from a situation if there's a risk of harm to either party.
Criminal offence in Scotland that could land you up to 5 years in jail apparently!!Edited by shambolic on Sunday 9th October 14:02
drf765 said:
I really fu****g despair sometimes.
Pokemon Go, starting every sentence with "so", happy-slapping, now dressing up as clowns
Let's hope the next craze is shooting yourself through the mouth. That'll sort these tits out.
Bloody hell, happy slapping is going back a few years! Pokemon Go, starting every sentence with "so", happy-slapping, now dressing up as clowns
Let's hope the next craze is shooting yourself through the mouth. That'll sort these tits out.
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