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Charles Bronson sparks jail stand-off over apple crumble
metro.co.uk · 14d
The stand-off was allegedly triggered by apple crumble being served to Bronson without any custard (Pictures: Shutterstock/Getty Images) Britain’s most notorious prisoner, the (in)famous Charles Bronson reportedly staged a protest at a maximum-security prison recently after being served apple crumble…without custard. The 73-year-old refused repeated orders to leave an exercise yard at HMP Wakefield last week. Officers in riot gear were eventually brought in to force him back to his cell in the jail’s segregation unit, according to the Daily Mail . The rather unlikely chain of events is said to have begun at dinner on Monday, when Bronson received one of his favourite desserts. The apple crumble arrived without its usual delicious hot yellow accompaniment, reportedly leaving the veteran inmate ‘infuriated’. Sign up for all of the latest stories Start your day informed with Metro's News Updates newsletter or get Breaking News alerts the moment it happens. Charles Bronson reportedly stage
First report: Britain's most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson sparks stand-off at 'Monster Mansion' jail - after his 'apple crumble was served without custard' — dailymail.co.uk, 15d
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