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off.the.walls · 25-05-2012, 17:55

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Originally Posted by Happy Monday

Well in that case let me tell you what to do.
Deny everything.
Case closed.
I hope he didn't tell the police anything.

Na he said nothing.

ahnowbrowncow · 25-05-2012, 17:56

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Originally Posted by Happy Monday

Well in that case let me tell you what to do.
Deny everything.
Case closed.
I hope he didn't tell the police anything.

And what if the witness has a video of him? I don't think this is good advice. If men can get arrested for changing their top in their car this really is a nanny state

off.the.walls · 25-05-2012, 17:58

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Originally Posted by ahnowbrowncow

And what if the witness has a video of him? I don't think this is good advice. If men can get arrested for changing their top in their car this really is a nanny state

If ya can be done for changing your top in this kind of weather after being wearing heavy clothes for work there is something wrong with this country like. I mean come on how many people have ya seen walking around topless in the past few days?

BornToKill · 25-05-2012, 17:59

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Originally Posted by ahnowbrowncow

And what if the witness has a video of him? I don't think this is good advice. If men can get arrested for changing their top in their car this really is a nanny state

He wasn't arrested.

source · 25-05-2012, 18:05

So basically what happened is:

1. Friend chancres top in car
2. Friend gets pulled over a short while later
3. Friend told it was a case of mistaken identity
4. Gardai left

How did your friend come to the conclusion that he was stopped because he changed his top?

If the Gardai had stopped him for that they wouldn't have used 'mistaken identity' as the reason for stopping him, he would have been questioned about it.

Your friend is panicking for no reason, 1 he's done nothing wrong and 2 when stopped he wasn't questioned about it.

How he got the idea he'd be in trouble for something he wasn't even questioned about is beyond me.

off.the.walls · 25-05-2012, 18:08

So basiclly he has nothing to worry about?

kildare.17hmr · 25-05-2012, 18:16

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Originally Posted by off.the.walls

So basiclly he has nothing to worry about?

F it happened as source said then your friend has nothing to worry about, how he ever put this together is beyond me! Unless of course he was doing something else he disnt tell you about!

BornToKill · 25-05-2012, 18:21

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Originally Posted by off.the.walls

Hi A friend of mine was accused of exposure because he had to change tops very quickly in his car.

Who accused him of exposure? Did he imagine the accusation?

off.the.walls · 25-05-2012, 18:27

No the guards said someone called them saying someone was changing clothes in the estate.

Calibos · 25-05-2012, 19:08

Ever hear about thieves swapping tops/jackets around the corner just after commiting a crime? (To confuse witness statements/descriptions)

Guards get a call that someone was seen jumping into a car and quickly changing tops, investigate just in case, cop on that it was just some guy in a suit changing his sweaty shirt.......

Must be all defense lawyers in here who's clients would never do anything like that

mrjoneill · 25-05-2012, 20:48

One never knows of these situations, as recently a middle aged man was charged with a similar offense while being undressed in a swimming pool changing room. The complainant was the mother of a minor who (minor) was also in the changing room. The courts threw it out but a middle aged man had to go through the whole process as well as being named and his picture appearing in not only the local but national press.

OldmanMondeo · 25-05-2012, 20:54

Jasus, I better watch out so. I kayak and can be getting changed at the side of a road, not just shirt but everything and then reversed when I am finished.

Finnbar01 · 25-05-2012, 21:05

Off topic but is there a law against women going topless?

kildare.17hmr · 25-05-2012, 21:12

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Originally Posted by Finnbar01

Off topic but is there a law against women going topless?

If there is i vote we abolish it

BrianD · 26-05-2012, 13:59

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Originally Posted by OldmanMondeo

Jasus, I better watch out so. I kayak and can be getting changed at the side of a road, not just shirt but everything and then reversed when I am finished.

Please send your location in advance so we can arrange your prompt arrest and processing.

As for the other poster. Man naked in dressing room shocker. What next??? WTF has this world come to.

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25-05-2012, 18:05	#20
source Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Luimneach Posts: 3,583 Adverts \| Friends	So basically what happened is: 1. Friend chancres top in car 2. Friend gets pulled over a short while later 3. Friend told it was a case of mistaken identity 4. Gardai left How did your friend come to the conclusion that he was stopped because he changed his top? If the Gardai had stopped him for that they wouldn't have used 'mistaken identity' as the reason for stopping him, he would have been questioned about it. Your friend is panicking for no reason, 1 he's done nothing wrong and 2 when stopped he wasn't questioned about it. How he got the idea he'd be in trouble for something he wasn't even questioned about is beyond me.

25-05-2012, 18:08	#21
off.the.walls Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: dublin Posts: 940 Adverts \| Friends	So basiclly he has nothing to worry about?

25-05-2012, 18:27	#24
off.the.walls Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: dublin Posts: 940 Adverts \| Friends	No the guards said someone called them saying someone was changing clothes in the estate.

25-05-2012, 19:08	#25
Calibos Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Under the Bray Snow Shield 11m ASL Posts: 3,988 Adverts \| Friends	Ever hear about thieves swapping tops/jackets around the corner just after commiting a crime? (To confuse witness statements/descriptions) Guards get a call that someone was seen jumping into a car and quickly changing tops, investigate just in case, cop on that it was just some guy in a suit changing his sweaty shirt....... Must be all defense lawyers in here who's clients would never do anything like that

25-05-2012, 20:48	#26
mrjoneill Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 130 Adverts \| Friends	One never knows of these situations, as recently a middle aged man was charged with a similar offense while being undressed in a swimming pool changing room. The complainant was the mother of a minor who (minor) was also in the changing room. The courts threw it out but a middle aged man had to go through the whole process as well as being named and his picture appearing in not only the local but national press.

25-05-2012, 20:54	#27
OldmanMondeo Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2,460 Adverts \| Friends	Jasus, I better watch out so. I kayak and can be getting changed at the side of a road, not just shirt but everything and then reversed when I am finished.

25-05-2012, 21:05	#28
Finnbar01 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Lizzie land Posts: 1,522 Adverts \| Friends	Off topic but is there a law against women going topless?