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Newcastle United striker Shola Ameobi called the police to report a burglary at his home before realising it was just very messy.
The 27-year-old thought thieves had broken in to his £500,000 house in the city's Jesmond district.
He phoned police and detailed several items that were missing. A police source told the Daily Mirror: "We were told thieves had taken a number of things, the most important one being the chequebook.
"Given what soccer stars earn, that was obviously a matter of great concern."
However, Ameobi subsequently admitted his mistake and found the 'stolen' items amid household clutter.
Nice to know that if ever my house is broken into, and my chequebook is stolen, they will ignore it totally. Shouldn't we all be treated equal? guess not.

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The 27-year-old thought thieves had broken in to his £500,000 house in the city's Jesmond district.
He phoned police and detailed several items that were missing. A police source told the Daily Mirror: "We were told thieves had taken a number of things, the most important one being the chequebook.
"Given what soccer stars earn, that was obviously a matter of great concern."
However, Ameobi subsequently admitted his mistake and found the 'stolen' items amid household clutter.
Nice to know that if ever my house is broken into, and my chequebook is stolen, they will ignore it totally. Shouldn't we all be treated equal? guess not.

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Edited by Vipers on Tuesday 6th January 13:01
mybrainhurts said:
jamesson said:
Where does it say if your chequebook was stolen, it would be ignored and you wouldn't be given the same treatment?
...great sense of humourOf course, if this ballkicker had a brain cell, he would have phoned his bank to stop the remaining cheques.

mybrainhurts said:
jamesson said:
Where does it say if your chequebook was stolen, it would be ignored and you wouldn't be given the same treatment?
...great sense of humourOf course, if this ballkicker had a brain cell, he would have phoned his bank to stop the remaining cheques.
No1 Catching speeding motorists
No2 Looking for lost footballers cheqebooks?
Cynical I know.

rude-boy said:
jamesson said:
Where does it say if your chequebook was stolen, it would be ignored and you wouldn't be given the same treatment?
It is implied by the logical regression of this statement "Given what soccer stars earn, that was obviously a matter of great concern."Vipers said:
Strange also, coz do you know anywhere which still takes cheques even?. So my from this I deduce that the police priority is:-
No1 Catching speeding motorists
No2 Looking for lost footballers cheqebooks?
No3 Searching for lost dogs owned by filmstars/footballers/Generally Rich/Famous People
No4 Parking marked units outside of the houses of friends of Cabinet Ministers who were burgled
No5 Guarding the slapper who is sh***ng any particular Govt Minister
Cynical I know.

EFANo1 Catching speeding motorists
No2 Looking for lost footballers cheqebooks?
No3 Searching for lost dogs owned by filmstars/footballers/Generally Rich/Famous People
No4 Parking marked units outside of the houses of friends of Cabinet Ministers who were burgled
No5 Guarding the slapper who is sh***ng any particular Govt Minister
Cynical I know.

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