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Formula one car Angryginge. (YouTube Screengrab)
YouTuber Angryginge, whose actual name is Morgan Burtwistle, has been arrested by the Northamptonshire police with other YouTubers “Chazza” and “SamHam” on suspicion of causing damage worth of 30,000 pounds to a F1 car at Silverstone (A village West of Northamptonshire) which has been at display as part of British Grand Prix.
“On Friday, July 4, Northamptonshire Police received a report that a classic Formula 1 car on display at Silverstone Circuit during the British Grand Prix event had sustained several thousands of pounds worth of damage, which was alleged to have been caused by someone accessing the display stand and climbing into the vehicle,” said a policeman as per Daily Star.
“Officers carried out initial inquiries, and suspects were identified. Three men, aged 23, 25 and 27, were arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage to a vehicle and taken into police custody,” the Policeman further added.
“A Silverstone spokesperson said they had issued a trespass notice and banned the trio from the Grand Prix,” quoted the English publication The Telegraph.
The video circulated on social media showed Chazza’s real name is Charlie Clark, entering the cockpit of an F1 car, which is on display in Silverstone. “I think the suspension on the car has just gone,” said Angryginge on the video.
Post the incident the three of them were held in a cell, and were released with no further action taken. “I’m genuinely traumatised,” Angryginge told followers. “For sitting in a car, they got us, you don’t do that at F1.
“They locked us up for watching somebody else sitting in a car – they locked SamHam up for watching somebody else sit in a car. They locked Chazza up for sitting in a car, criminal damage, they tried to say. 30 grand, they tried to say…” said Angryginge.
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“Angryginge is one of the most popular streamers in the UK and has featured at Baller League, a shorter form of football with emphasis on streaming and integration of celebrities,” quoted the Telegraph.
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