A driver faced court over a bumper sticker reading ‘don’t be a c**t’ has criticized a persistent police officer for repeatedly stopping her.
Georgia Venables, 29, decorated her Peugeot 108 with humorous stickers, spending £80 on 40 designs, but was charged with displaying signs likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress. The case was dropped after a review by the CPS, and Georgia expressed relief, stating she felt targeted by the same officer, although her neighbours found the stickers funny and had no complaints.
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