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Cops rescue crossdresser


Sydney - Police dislodged a man stuck headfirst in an inner-Sydney charity clothing bin early on Sunday morning.

Police said when they arrived on the scene they found what appeared to be a woman wearing a tight miniskirt trapped halfway inside, Australian news agency AAP reported.

A closer inspection revealed a 35-year-old man, who said he was donating clothes when he became stuck.

The two officers who initially attended the scene were unable to dislodge the man and called the police rescue squad, who freed him a short time later.



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sorry, no pictures! and always wear underwear!

Hi Alexandra!!! Hmmmm, donating clothes, huh. Wonder why he needed to get so deep into the bin to donate clothes?

I stumbled onto a cop reality show last night. A CD had been out for a late night drive, and seeing a cop, got nervous and made a wrong turn or something, that attracted the attention of the patrol men. So they came after him, he wouldn't stop, wasn't speeding or anything, but they called backup. Soon five or more cars following him, lights flashing, and he just kept going. Finally made contact via cell phone, and told them he was dressed and didn't want to pull over. They insisted, he kept driving and talking and was trying to wipe off his makeup, and they kept following him. Added a few more cars to the mix, a Television news crew, and I guess he eventually had to stop. I don't know the result, as I felt so embarrased for the guy, I had to turn channels, but I am supposing it was an arrest rather than a mere ticket. Talk about a CD nightmare, I would say that is one of the worst!!!

Just as a cautionary tale, if you are out driving and you get a cop on you for some reason, for God's sake, stop and provide your real ID , and stay calm. If there is no other reason than a traffic violation, it will be over quick and you can be on your way. Do not escalate it by trying to run or trying to pass with a fake ID. The cops have already seen a lot, and how you are dressed is generally the least of it for them.

Carolynn