Part 2: Flame-thrower scooter owner arrested
Remember Colin Furze, the plumber who adapted his scooter to shoot 15ft flames from the rear? We just reported on this a couple days ago and it appears that he might have drawn too much attention to himself. Lincolnshire Police spotted the pictures of Mr. Furze allegedly riding his scooter on a public highway – and arrested him on Thursday. Congratulations Nanny state for keeping up that nickname!
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He was held on suspicion of possessing an object converted into a firearm, and was released on unconditional police bail without charge until May 6 pending further police investigation. Possession of a firearm carries a maximum prison sentence of five to seven years at Crown Court. Mr Furze, from Stamford, Lincolnshire, declined to comment. Speaking before his arrest, he said: ''Everybody wants a flame thrower on a motor bike. |
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