Explained: Why Paul Breach got into a police van with a bag of fish and chips

This man’s life is beyond belief

2 years ago | UPDATED 1 month ago

Last night, a video appeared on TikTok of recently banned creator Paul Breach, aka @beauty_beyondtheeye getting into a police van with the help of some officers, a bag of fish and chips and a load of young people filming him like their life depended on it. But what actually happened? Was he arrested? Here’s the full story explained.

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In the above TikTok, Paul was scene getting into a police van as he was surrounded by people filming him, clutching on to a bag of fish and chips for dear life. It’s a mysterious video, and at first is unclear why the police are there.

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Paul Breach went on a live then to further explain his side of the story of what was happening “I didn’t want to have to ring the police to pick me up from a pub because you lot surround the pub, back and front. I mean, who does that? Who does that? I only wanted to get some fish and chips. I’m not in jail, I’ve not been arrested – again, I’ve done nothing wrong. Believe what you want to believe on the internet.

“I’m fine, I just hate having to waste the police’s time to bring me back to where I’m staying because people can’t behave themselves. None of it is normal.

https://www.tiktok.com/@snapshotdry/video/7186727828849790209?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7166625352487437830

“And if I go somewhere tomorrow, do I have to ring the police again and go, ‘can you come and pick me up, this lot can’t behave themselves and just be normal and say, can I have a photo?’ And get on with your days.”

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