Maybe The Police Were Blind To Logic
A blind British man had to fight a warrant for his arrest - for a series of driving offences. George Day said, "I told them I can't drive because I am blind but they said they would have to take me to court. It was obvious someone has used my name and address."
FOOTNOTE: Driven to distraction.
LOL !!!
ReplyDeleteNot very bright of the police... :-)
Poor guy!
ReplyDeleteYour footnote: PERFECT!
You gotta love bureaucracy.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know the Latin for "Ignorance Abounds"? I'm going to put that on a t-shirt one day, I swear.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of blind justice before, but I seriously doubt this is what it means.
Mojo beat me to it.
ReplyDeleteTalk about identity theft!!! And where's the common sense in this? Jazz is right...bureaucracy is ridiculous! ~Janine
ReplyDeleteblind to logic indeed.
ReplyDeleteI'm with sniffles, it's a clear case of identity theft. As to the common sense, who ever said that was common?
ReplyDeleteCheers!
It is funny, but it is maddening too.
ReplyDeletelol. your honor how can i know what the posted speed is? i can not see the signs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a carry on. British bureaucracy yet again.
ReplyDeleteYou've got to love a story like this one. So human and so ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteI expect they turned a blind eye to it eventually ~ as you can see I'm back ~ Eddie
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