Terminally ill Darrell Meekcom, mooned a speed cam as part of a list of things he wanted to do before he died

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Mr Meekcom, who uses a wheelchair and has heart disease, Parkinson's disease and kidney failure, said because of his illnesses he came up with a so-called bucket list of things he wanted to do before he died.
He targeted a speed camera van in his home town after he had been "caught by them a couple of times".

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I wonder if it was necessary for 4 police officers to arrest him one of which hit him over the head and one can be seen kneeling on his legs.

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Graffiti depicting a 'mooning' Bart Simpson has appeared near the home of a man arrested after baring his behind to a speed camera van.

Terminally ill Darrell Meekcom, exposed himself at the van in Kidderminster, Worcestershire as part of a list of things he wanted to do before he died.
The street art appeared in a subway in the town on Saturday.
Mr Meekcom, who thinks the work is by Banksy, said he thought the piece was "fantastic".


He said about six officers arrived at his home a short time later and after he refused to let them in, his garden gate was kicked in and the officers got him to the ground to cuff him.
West Mercia Police confirmed a a 55-year-old was arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure and dangerous driving
Mr Meekcom said he received anonymous messages from someone who told him they "represented an international street artist" who wanted to do a piece based on his experience.
He believes the piece is a work by Banksy, but it has not been confirmed by the secretive street artist.

"It is fantastic," Mr Meekcom said.
"It is so well thought out...it is basically descriptive, it is clever."
Mr Meekcom said he hopes the artwork can be protected.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hereford-worcester-59280919
 
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There certainly are loads of great police out there, but there definitely are a few who seem to delight in wielding their power over us. This does not seem proportionate at all.
 
What he did was wrong but as you say the way they treat him was way over the top, in the video you can clearly hear him tell the officers what was wrong with him and that he couldn't put his hands behind his back, i hope the guy kneeling on his legs is ashamed when he sees the picture.
 

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