The Baltic Times reports on two separate incidents which resulted in the arrest of British nationals over the weekend. In the first, two members of a stag party were arrested for possession of cocaine – a third was detained but released uncharged. In the second incident, a Scotsman climbed the steps of the Freedom Monument and gave everybody a chance to see that he was not wearing anything under his kilt:
“The man had lifted his kilt and was flapping it,” [police spokesman Aigars] Berzins said.
The Scotsman was taken to a police station and now faces an administrative fine of up to 70 euros or up to 15 days under administrative arrest.
Regrettably, it seems that the Freedom Monument is now a favourite spot for misbehaving Brits.
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1 Palm Coast // Sep 3, 2007 at 1:22 am
Lol, I was born in Latvia and lived there for a pretty long time, I’ll have to go back some time to check out all the new happenings. Great blog!
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