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"Everyone wanted to take my picture. It was just a laugh. I was drunk and in good spirits and about to go home. I do like a bit of a joke when I'm out."
Mr O'Donnell had been out drinking at Lloyds, the Slug and Lettuce and Velvet nightclub when he said two female officers took issue with him wearing the cone.
He pendant love cartier imitation said: "I was running off and they chased me. I did lie down in the street because I was out of breath and they cuffed my hands behind my back. I can't remember what they said to me."
Mr O'Donnell spent a night in the cells and was charged next morning with being drunk and disorderly. He admits he has been silly but does not believe the case should have come to court
He added: "It was a waste of taxpayers' money, a waste of my time, a waste of their time. People keep making cone jokes. I walked into court with a straight chain love cartier knock off face and came out smiling. I just find it ridiculous."
He says his employers had seen the funny side and it would have no impact on his employment.
His solicitor, Sarah Brady, also criticised the decision to bring the case to court as the 'most harmless' example of drunken disorderly behaviour she had ever seen.
Sgt Adrian Bean of West Mercia Police said: "Officers patrolling Foregate Street in Worcester arrested Mr O'Donnell for being drunk and disorderly in a public place.
"Whilst, for a time, he did have a traffic cone on his head it was his overall cartier love chain copy disorderly conduct that led to his arrest.
"His public actions were reviewed and the decision was made that a charge was appropriate under section 91 of the Criminal Justice Act."
A West Midlands Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "Police officers cartier love chain knock off on two separate occasions asked Mr O'Donnell to replace two police traffic cones, which he had removed without permission.
"When he failed to following their instructions, officers tried to arrest Mr O'Donnell, but he ran away from them. He was eventually caught and arrested.
"A file was forwarded to the Crown Prosecution Service who applied the Code for Crown Prosecutors and due to the evidence which was made available to us, Mr O'Donnell was subsequently charged with being drunk and disorderly."in concern of cartier ring red gold screw fake Latest mode magazine present grant
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"Everyone wanted to take my picture. It was just a laugh. I was drunk and in good spirits and about to go home. I do like a bit of a joke when I'm out."
Mr O'Donnell had been out drinking at Lloyds, the Slug and Lettuce and Velvet nightclub when he said two female officers took issue with him wearing the cone.
He pendant love cartier imitation said: "I was running off and they chased me. I did lie down in the street because I was out of breath and they cuffed my hands behind my back. I can't remember what they said to me."
Mr O'Donnell spent a night in the cells and was charged next morning with being drunk and disorderly. He admits he has been silly but does not believe the case should have come to court
He added: "It was a waste of taxpayers' money, a waste of my time, a waste of their time. People keep making cone jokes. I walked into court with a straight chain love cartier knock off face and came out smiling. I just find it ridiculous."
He says his employers had seen the funny side and it would have no impact on his employment.
His solicitor, Sarah Brady, also criticised the decision to bring the case to court as the 'most harmless' example of drunken disorderly behaviour she had ever seen.
Sgt Adrian Bean of West Mercia Police said: "Officers patrolling Foregate Street in Worcester arrested Mr O'Donnell for being drunk and disorderly in a public place.
"Whilst, for a time, he did have a traffic cone on his head it was his overall cartier love chain copy disorderly conduct that led to his arrest.
"His public actions were reviewed and the decision was made that a charge was appropriate under section 91 of the Criminal Justice Act."
A West Midlands Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "Police officers cartier love chain knock off on two separate occasions asked Mr O'Donnell to replace two police traffic cones, which he had removed without permission.
"When he failed to following their instructions, officers tried to arrest Mr O'Donnell, but he ran away from them. He was eventually caught and arrested.
"A file was forwarded to the Crown Prosecution Service who applied the Code for Crown Prosecutors and due to the evidence which was made available to us, Mr O'Donnell was subsequently charged with being drunk and disorderly."
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