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bluejuice - Jake's Arrest

In February 2005, during a tsunami benefit show, bluejuice vocalist Jake Stone was arrested mid-set for wearing a NSW police shirt. He was later cleared of all charges.  
 
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lordjebus2 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Fucking pigs.
sxstratno1elses (4 months ago) Show Hide
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funny how the cops werent wearing police uniforms
ironic really
SiraTibiaLova (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh come on how pathetic, you'd think Australian police officers would have better things to do than arrest someone for wearing a police shirt! It was absolutely harmless and they arrest him for it?! Love the expression on Jake's face when they take him away.
MerovLite (7 months ago) Show Hide
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... yes, but subsection (5) says that he needs the approval of the Commissioner of Police before doing so. That's what 'without limiting' means. He can do it for public entertainment, as long as he has approval, or as 203(5)(c) says, a 'reasonable excuse'.

Why didn't you mention this?
yusetsu1 (11 months ago) Show Hide
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Really what the fuck?
Bluejuce are fucking awesome and Jake gets fucking arrested for wearing a NSW cop shirt. I'm glad someone in the crowd, yayforbluejuice it seems filmed this. The cops are placed in concert crowds to deter any violence but instead they arrest the lead singer of the band. Although I do feel sorry for the cops as well, they were probably just following orders, and the first cop didn't look like he wanted to be doing it, but really WTF???
pclose11 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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lol @ when he turns around and sees the copper
rackscrack (1 year ago) Show Hide
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In Aus we don't have freedom of speech as we have no REAL rights stated in our constitution. Oh, but how do we get around that? IMPLIED rights! Yep... just make them up on the spot and set precedents because you think that you can sort of work in an implication somewhere through backward reasoning... damn hippies... I WANT TOTALITARIANISM! roarimadragon
chowmeowsomehow (1 year ago) Show Hide
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What? what the fuck are you on about rackscrack? You're part of the problem. A fuckwit that completely overcomplicates things for no reason, 'implication through backward reasoning?' Yeh thats it hey. Right on! Dickhead.
rackscrack (1 year ago) Show Hide
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What are you so butthurt about?
What I said supports what you said, by pointing out how stupid the current constitution and current laws/law making systems in Australia are. Then I followed that up with sarcasm, which you obviously didn't realise...
chowmeowsomehow (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very well, I apologse to you sir.

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