English Man, 24, Fined $125 For Pretending To Be A Ghost In Portsmouth Cemetery.

By Sumaiya Ghani in Bizarre On 23rd May 2018
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#1 Man fined for pretending to be a ghost.

A 24 year old guy named Anthony Stallard was fined by the local police for pretending to be a ghost in Portsmouth cemetery.

Police spokesman says witnesses complained about Anthony Stallard 'throwing his arms in the air and saying woooooo'. Unemployed Stallard was also seen making ghost voices and throwing his arms backward in order to act like a ghost.

#2 The guy was seen making ghost voices and flapping his hands in the air.

The 24 year old was drinking with his friends when he went to the Kingston cemetery in Portsmouth where they started playing football with his friends.

Witnesses reported that the group was engaged in rowdy behavior and one of the guy was pretending to be a ghost and scaring the grieving visitors.

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#3 He was arrested by the local police.

The guy scared a guest at the cemetery and was arrested by the police because of his distressing and immature behavior.

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#4 He was fined around $125 for pretending to be a ghost.

Stallard, of Southsea, Hampshire, was fined £35 and ordered to pay a £20 victim surcharge and £20 in costs.

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#5 Stallard accepted that his behavior was distressing.

Prosecuting at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court, Tim Concannon had this to say: said: ‘

“While the football was going on they were shouting and this defendant was effectively singing loudly and being disrespectful in among the graves. He was throwing himself backwards, waving his arms about and going ‘wooooooo’. I’m assuming he was pretending to be a ghost."

Stallard accepted that his behavior would have cause distress to the mourners visiting the graves of their loved ones.