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Tramp finds employment as guard dog
A launderette has moved a tramp in - to act as overnight security. Homeless Barry Martin, 50, keeps vigil in the shop in Crawley, West Sussex, after a window was broken last month. Owner Daniel Capstick refuses to have it mended after claiming the council broke it, reports the Daily Mirror.
Mr Capstick said: “You get yobs hanging about outside so Barry gives us a bit of security.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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