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A MUM claimed last night she felt ?like a criminal? after a policeman stopped her for breast-feeding in public.
Margaret Boyle-White, 34, said the cop approached her after she had just finished feeding 28-day-old daughter Niamh on a street bench.
First-time mum Margaret said the officer told her he had received a complaint about her from a member of the public ? and advised her to find a restaurant or pub in future.
Margaret, of Carbrooke, Norfolk, said: ?I just felt so embarrassed. I?ve never been stopped by the police before and this was a complete shock. I told him the Government encourages mothers to breast-feed and if I want to do it on a bench, I should be entitled to.?
Margaret now wants an apology over the incident in the high street of the old market town of Watton.
She added: ?He was polite but I was made to feel like a criminal.?
Norfolk Police said: ?The officer discreetly advised Mrs Boyle-White of a complaint for her own benefit.
?There was no intention to cause her any distress or embarrassment.?
Well it looks like they did source & for those odd types that think the facts of news changes depending on where you read it same story on the bbc hmm I guess the facts dont change after all do they
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theres no-one else to blame
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those odd types that think the facts of news changes depending on where you read it
Yay strawman!
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she is making a big deal about nothing, the policeman was obviously polite and sensitive about the request. I can only imagine the thought process in some people's heads... "that policeman just cautioned me for throwing bricks through windows, whilst i wear a bunny suit, i mean wtf do the police hate bunnies now or something???? i am so writing to da sun about dis, jus another xample of britain fallin apart n stuf"
not just souLLy now wrote:she is making a big deal about nothing, the policeman was obviously polite and sensitive about the request. I can only imagine the thought process in some people's heads... "that policeman just cautioned me for throwing bricks through windows, whilst i wear a bunny suit, i mean wtf do the police hate bunnies now or something???? i am so writing to da sun about dis, jus another xample of britain fallin apart n stuf"
I have to agree. It'd be a big deal if she'd been threated with arrest or actually arrested or something, but that's not at all what happened.
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