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47of74

(18,470 posts)
Tue May 28, 2019, 08:58 PM May 2019

Telling the fuzz his name is Ben Dover costs man five hundred dollars

Florida Man learned the expensive way why it's not a good idea to tell the fuzz one's name is Ben Dover.

The wiseass who identified himself as “Ben Dover” when police found him in a Florida park after hours has been sentenced to pay a $500 fine in connection with his no contest plea to an obstruction charge, records show.

In November, a sheriff’s deputy got into a confrontation with a man whom he sought to remove from a park in a St. Petersburg suburb. Asked to identify himself, the suspect “responded by stating his name was ‘Ben Dover,’” the officer reported.
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Telling the fuzz his name is Ben Dover costs man five hundred dollars (Original Post) 47of74 May 2019 OP
dumb ass.... dhill926 May 2019 #1
Had no idea "the fuzz" was back. I thought that expression died fifty years ago. Just saw emmaverybo May 2019 #2
Who is "Ben Dover"? madaboutharry May 2019 #3
Stage name for a British guy who does porn. MicaelS Jun 2019 #6
Florida Man ain't taking no crap from Iowa underpants May 2019 #4
There is a statute in Florida which requires people to identify themselves to police when asked. TomSlick May 2019 #5

emmaverybo

(8,144 posts)
2. Had no idea "the fuzz" was back. I thought that expression died fifty years ago. Just saw
Tue May 28, 2019, 09:11 PM
May 2019

Hot Fuzz, a Brit comedy.

TomSlick

(11,120 posts)
5. There is a statute in Florida which requires people to identify themselves to police when asked.
Tue May 28, 2019, 11:01 PM
May 2019

The Supreme Court has found such statutes constitutional. Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, 542 U.S. 177 (2004)

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