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Great-grandmother tagged over goldfish sale overturns sentence – Telegraph.co.uk

Posted on 29. Apr, 2010 by admin in Convictions


Telegraph.co.uk
Great-grandmother tagged over goldfish sale overturns sentence
Telegraph.co.uk
… while his mother was told she had to wear the tag as a result of her first conviction. Hearing an appeal against their sentences at Manchester Minshull …
A grandmother branded a criminal for selling a goldfish to an underage boy …Daily Mail
Trafford pet shop owner's tag removed after an appealBBC News
Gran who was tagged for selling a goldfish wins appealManchester Evening News
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Great-grandmother tagged over goldfish sale overturns sentence – Telegraph.co.uk

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