Girl lager louts
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Four teenage girls stormed a planning meeting at
Deal Town Hall, brandishing cans of lager, swearing and
intimidating councillors.
Havoc broke out last Tuesday
night (January 10) just before 7pm as seven councillors met in the
chamber, where three members of the public were also
present.
The meeting was due to
discuss amendments to the Wetherspoon’s application for a pub in
the town.
Cllr Wayne Elliott said:
"Four young ladies, aged about 15 or 16 came into the chamber
carrying cans of lager and it seemed they’d had a lot to drink
already.
"They started using foul
language and when the premises officer asked them to leave they
became even more abusive.
"They told us we didn’t know
what young people wanted and we didn’t provide anything for them to
do in the town."
Police were called just as
the rumpus continued and the girls began sitting in councillors’
seats and holding their own mock meeting.
Kent Police spokesman Amanda
Wills said: "The four girls, three aged 15 and one aged 16, were
spoken to about their behaviour by officers. No arrests were
made."
Read this week’s East
Kent Mercury for the full story.
Wednesday, January 18 2012
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