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Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants

Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants

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Gatwick had plain closed officers stood after the final departure gate check point where the scan boarding passes etc. Pulling and questioning those on our flight to Egypt.

luckily we’re all classed as key workers and on a works charter.

if you want to sneak out, you’ve been warned.
 
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants said:
Gatwick had plain closed officers stood after the final departure gate check point where the scan boarding passes etc. Pulling and questioning those on our flight to Egypt.

luckily we’re all classed as key workers and on a works charter.

if you want to sneak out, you’ve been warned.
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What's your keywork just out of curiosity?
 
What "proof" did you need to supply?

Bit sneaky doing this at that point in the journey as well, presumably you're classed as eligible to board post-check and therefore probably not entitled to a refund...
 
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants said:
Gatwick had plain closed officers stood after the final departure gate check point where the scan boarding passes etc. Pulling and questioning those on our flight to Egypt.

luckily we’re all classed as key workers and on a works charter.

if you want to sneak out, you’ve been warned.
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You mean undercover officers?
 
Jonny_Rondos_Disco_pants said:
No, undercover would presume they are mingling in pretending to be passengers etc. They were policing the borders in normal work suits like detectives.
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I don’t think detectives police the border whether wearing suits or not....or were they wearing their suits in the manner of a police detective?
(oh the ambiguity of the English language without appropriate grammar)

🤣 Just joking
 
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