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[#42911] Written by: bugbug [27/06/07, 07:03]
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Because it will inevitably be asked, there won't be any new episodes until
September 5.
[#54483] Written by: crewdog [06/09/07, 06:04]
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Its September 6th and the boys have made the international news
(http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,22372813-21703,00.html ).
Can't wait for the new episodes.
[#54486] Written by: crewdog [06/09/07, 06:10]
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The story:

September 06, 2007

ELEVEN crew from the ABC comedy show The Chaser have been charged and granted
bail following their arrest in Sydney today over a fake motorcade.

Julian Morrow and Chas Licciardello, two of the on-screen stars of the satirical
TV program The Chaser's War on Everything, were among 11 detained by police.

The fake motorcade had been staged as part of an APEC week stunt.

The 10 men and one woman tonight were charged under newly legislated APEC laws
with entering a restricted area without justification.

The crew members were in the convoy which was reportedly ushered through two
checkpoints in Sydney's APEC restricted security zone.

The convoy was pulled over in Macquarie Street in a block adjacent to the
InterContinental Hotel, where US President George W. Bush is a guest during the
APEC summit.

All 11 were granted bail to appear in the Downing Centre Local Court on October 4.

Head of the APEC Investigation Squad, Detective Superintendent Ken McKay said
The Chaser team was not entitled to any preferential treatment by police.

"While it appears it was a prank, the current APEC security environment isn't
the place to do it in," he said.

"Who they are is irrelevant, they were charged like anyone else who breaks the law."

In a statement police listed those charged as people ranging in age from 25 to
47 from Sydney addresses.

It said they were arrested by APEC Investigation Squad detectives under laws
that restrict anyone from entering declared zones during APEC.
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