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Robbery farce NZPA-PA Norwich Detectives re-enacting an armed robbery for television turned the drama into a farce when they blacked up two white policemen and kitted them out with curly wigs. The officers were supposed to portray black raiders but a passer-by said: “Everybody was laughing. They just looked like two white men made up to look like black men.”
Norwich police, who spent days setting up the reconstruction of a robbery on a city jewellery shop, said they were forced into the move because they had no black officers.
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