'Body' in art gallery gives guards a start
SECURITY guards triggered a 999 call-out to an art gallery when they mistook a sculpture for a dead body.
Officers rushed to the John Jones Gallery in Finsbury Park, London, after receiving reports of a corpse slumped in a corner. But instead of a murder scene, they discovered a white figure sculpted out of polymer plastic.
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