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Lives in a shed .......................... tosser/cyclist.

A man who said he lives in a shed off Red Bank Road,Bispham appeared in
court and admitted interfering with a parked car.

Matthew Ayres, 37, admitted the offence when he appeared before magistrates.

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His lawyer Steven Townley told the court his client was cycling through
Blackpool when it started pouring down.

“He was wet through and tried a car door hoping to get some shelter.

“The door was open and he got in,” said the lawyer.

Pam Smith, prosecuting, said a woman had seen Ayres trying car doors and
called police who arrested him. Ayres was fined £40 and magistrates ruled he
would not have to pay the amount as he had spent two nights in the cells.

On 8/23/2019 2:23 AM, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Lives in a shed .......................... tosser/cyclist.

A man who said he lives in a shed off Red Bank Road,Bispham appeared in
court and admitted interfering with a parked car.

Matthew Ayres, 37, admitted the offence when he appeared before magistrates.

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His lawyer Steven Townley told the court his client was cycling through
Blackpool when it started pouring down.

“He was wet through and tried a car door hoping to get some shelter.

“The door was open and he got in,� said the lawyer.

Pam Smith, prosecuting, said a woman had seen Ayres trying car doors and
called police who arrested him. Ayres was fined £40 and magistrates ruled he
would not have to pay the amount as he had spent two nights in the cells.


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On Friday, August 23, 2019 at 10:23:25 AM UTC+1, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
Lives in a shed .......................... tosser/cyclist.

A man who said he lives in a shed off Red Bank Road,Bispham appeared in
court and admitted interfering with a parked car.

Matthew Ayres, 37, admitted the offence when he appeared before magistrates.

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His lawyer Steven Townley told the court his client was cycling through
Blackpool when it started pouring down.

“He was wet through and tried a car door hoping to get some shelter.

“The door was open and he got in,� said the lawyer.

Pam Smith, prosecuting, said a woman had seen Ayres trying car doors and
called police who arrested him. Ayres was fined £40 and magistrates ruled he
would not have to pay the amount as he had spent two nights in the cells.

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