Devernite Political Activist Arrested In Nortainland
Fitzsimmon Park.
Fitzsimmon Park.
A man was arrested today by Nortend officers for harassing a police officer.
The man in question, Samuel Gugdumton, was posting bills relating to the state of capital punishment in Nortainland in a tree at Fitzsimmon Park. The bills included a campaign to paint your face red to support the abolishment of capital punishment in Nortainland. When notified by a nearby police officer ("Daniels") of the strict post-no-bill policy within the park, Gugdumtom allegedly yelled "Fascist scum, you copper!" and hit the officer's face repetitively with a paintbrush with red in it (apparently as an attempt to paint the officer's face red.) When it failed to give the desired effect because the officer kept on dodging the paintbrush from his face, Gugdumton punched repeatedly on the police officer as a substitute for red paint.
After help from Louise Stornton in assisting the policeman from his rather unpleasant situation, Daniels was sent to a hospital and Gugdumton arrested by police officers. "I saw the policeman, who was on the ground, getting a good beating from the man with his fists," said Louise Stornton in a recent interview. " Ididn't know what to do but I remember there was a call post nearby so I rushed over and called the police for help." This isn't the first time Samuel Gugdumton had been arrested; he publicly criticized the Royal Family of Nortainland and the Church of Nortend by stomping on a pile of Bibles in front of the Royal Palace while shouting 'King Alexander? More like Stinks Alexander!'.
"I come back from fixing all the mess from that UpdateNortain program, and look what I find! More disasters!" said James Revolva, as he sipped a cup of tea. "The man would have violated several Devernite laws as well had he been in Devernia; posting bills on a post-no-bill area, police harassment, religious desecration through Bible-stomping, tons of stuff. I have no idea what's going on with Devernia and Nortainland as of this mess, but it seems like it's only going downhill from here, and Gary Halgumstan may be to blame." He was bombarded with flashes and crowds of talking people after that.
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