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Blackburn family reunion – in police cells

10:34am Wednesday 21st May 2008

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Two brothers who hadn't seen each other for eight years were reunited when they were placed in neighbouring police station cells.

But the family get-together was short lived as one of the brothers, aged 16, was remanded to a young offender institute and the other, aged 20, was jailed for six-and-a-half months by Blackburn magistrates.

Aftab Bakhat, who represented both brothers, one on a charge of assault and the other for affray arising out of totally separate incidents, said they had not seen each other eight years and had been surprised to find themselves in the cells at the same time.

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floradora, lancashire says...
11:06am Wed 21 May 08

Nature or nurture?

Austin Tasseltine, Front Room says...
11:35am Wed 21 May 08

Awww - what a touching story - they should make a film about it!

Fred, Blackburn says...
12:09pm Wed 21 May 08

I agree with Austin maybe they could name it JAIL MEET AGAIN

The_Pom_From_Aus, says...
12:14pm Wed 21 May 08

A long Family Tradition i assume, why change when they all get 3 meals a day.
However i suppose the whole family are good at "Needle Work" especially needle work in the Nick.???

Linda, USA says...
3:10pm Wed 21 May 08

Must make a mother so proud!

baffled of blackburn, says...
11:23pm Wed 21 May 08

Two brothers! Who are they? Why are they not named?

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