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Sitting in Kipferl the other afternoon, we were chuffed to see a Google Street View car come past. Only for it to be pulled over by the City of London police. After a brief conversation through the window, the driver got out, turned off the camera and waited while the copper took a long time to make some enquiries.
Hope that didn't scupper our chances of being immortalised online.
(Thanks to Paul W. for the picture.)
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