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A wanted British man sent a newspaper his photo because he disliked the mug shot the police issued.
November 10, 2009 4:04 by kippreport
A British man in Wales sent a photo of himself to his local newspaper because he wasn’t happy with the mug shot the police sent out, reported Reuters on Monday.
23-year-old Matthew Maynard sent a photo of himself standing in front of a police van to South Wales Evening Post, who later printed it on the front page. He is wanted in connected to a house burglary in the area.
The police thanked him, and said: “Everyone in Swansea will know what he looks like now.”
Dumb criminals are always funny.
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1 Comment
Its not so much that they are dumb, they just don’t care and love to challenge the police in any way they can, thats what you get for feeding kids a daily dose of grand theft auto for 10 years.