Speaking after the case, in which magistrates made no reference to his attire, Jeffries-Tipton, of Deer Hill, Brocton, Stafford said: “I had to go to a charity shop to get these clothes and I will be making a complaint.”
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Man turned away from court for wearing shorts returned wearing a blouse and skirt
A man wore a woman’s skirt and blouse in court after being told he could not wear shorts in front of magistrates. David Jeffries-Tipton had been told he was not dressed appropriately
when he arrived at Cannock Magistrates Court so went and bought a set of
ladies’ clothes as a protest. Wearing a red floral skirt and light
coloured silk blouse, the 47-year-old had his trial heard.
Speaking after the case, in which magistrates made no reference to his attire, Jeffries-Tipton, of Deer Hill, Brocton, Stafford said: “I had to go to a charity shop to get these clothes and I will be making a complaint.”
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Speaking after the case, in which magistrates made no reference to his attire, Jeffries-Tipton, of Deer Hill, Brocton, Stafford said: “I had to go to a charity shop to get these clothes and I will be making a complaint.”
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