The people of Gorey, Ireland, spotted the strange vehicle zooming through
a park and being pursued by police.

Onlookers in an Irish town found themselves rubbing their eyes on Saturday
after witnessing a police car chasing down a flying saucer through the streets.

The strange vehicle was also spotted zooming through a children's playground
in Gorey, County Wexford.

After a low-speed pursuit, witnesses saw police pull the craft over, to discover
a very worldly explanation.

The flying saucer was, in fact, the work of local artist Ali Kemal Ali, who created
the unique piece for a youth and arts festival.


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It's silly-season in the media world as Journalists... and I use that word liberally, take
their vacation time.

What's left in the offices, tend to pull out the Loch Ness monster photographs and
generic stories of the 'strange'

August in Europe tends to find the media using a two-fold strategy in putting out stories
for the public.
One: Tongue-in-cheek tales like this one, that ridicules the subject.
Two: Tongue-cheek tales like this one, because the head-honchos are sat on a beach
somewhere.

(08-05-2016, 09:29 PM)BIAD Wrote:

The people of Gorey, Ireland, spotted the strange vehicle zooming through
a park and being pursued by police.

Onlookers in an Irish town found themselves rubbing their eyes on Saturday
after witnessing a police car chasing down a flying saucer through the streets.

The strange vehicle was also spotted zooming through a children's playground
in Gorey, County Wexford.

After a low-speed pursuit, witnesses saw police pull the craft over, to discover
a very worldly explanation.

The flying saucer was, in fact, the work of local artist Ali Kemal Ali, who created
the unique piece for a youth and arts festival.


SOURCE:

Well at least you didn't have any Gray Pride Aliens.
or Obamacare