Legally enforced drinking

[Angus]

Browsing the news on the BBC and stumbled across this..

GET DRUNK, STAY DRUNK

It was when the 15-year-old miscreant was hauled into court that the problem was first noticed.

Thirsty work: The trials of being threatening

Angered by his unruly, boozed-up behaviour, police had hoped magistrates would punish the youth for breaching his Asbo. He hadn't.

Closer examination revealed that he had mistakenly been ordered not to be in public "without" alcohol and that he was also duty bound to act in a threatening manner likely to cause harassment, alarm and distress to others.

After the boy escaped punishment as a result of the misprint, the officials behind the mistake were asked to deliver a new Asbo with more appropriate wording, the Daily Mirror reported.

Why can't I get an ASBO like that??

[Dougal]

That was last month IIRC.

Funny all the same.

[5cupa]

thats going into my 'clever excuses log book for the wife'

[shiato storm]

ha! shoves the ASBO happy prats one doesn't it! my mate was cycling in a bus lane, got stopped by the police for doing so, rather perplexed he told them they 'were having a larf', now he's got one....wtf!?!??
these crazy rules need to be stopped!

[Rave]

ha! shoves the ASBO happy prats one doesn't it! my mate was cycling in a bus lane, got stopped by the police for doing so, rather perplexed he told them they 'were having a larf', now he's got one....wtf!?!??
these crazy rules need to be stopped!

What does it ban him from doing- cycling in bus lanes?

****ers TBH.