DEREK KRAUS American professional stock car racing driver T-Shirt

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For background context, the DEREK KRAUS American professional stock car racing driver T-Shirt it is in the first place but landlords of the apartment are from Hong Kong and run several Chinese restaurants in the area. We called them and they told us not to worry. Like many have said, they are likely just looking for the previous tenants. So my only fear like many have stated is that they were casing the joint to return later, but it seems like a whole lot of effort and performance to do that for a students apartment. Everything looks JUST shoddy enough to be classic UK government work. So that was all really, I can post further updates if there’s a huge new development but I doubt much will come of it, the police have our info and it’s on the radar, and if the Hong Kong triads come looking for us then I leave all my Reddit karma to you fine people. Actual police sergeant here. That looks exactly like a real warrant – i.e. that is precisely what search warrants look like.

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The little glimpse of warrant card we see in the DEREK KRAUS American professional stock car racing driver T-Shirt it is in the first place but background is also a real warrant card holder – I have one exactly like it (but with a different badge as I work for a different force), including the braille patch. I see nothing in the picture which gives me any cause to suspect that the people searching the property were not actually entitled to do so. But one of them has foolishly left his warrant card behind. Please call the issuing force and let them know. Or, if you remove the ID card from the holder and look at the back of it, there will probably be instructions on what to do if found. Many thanks. Piggybacking to say you can contact GlosPol here:

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.