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'I took RAF Fairford arrests photo - then all hell broke loose'

'I took RAF Fairford arrests photo - then all hell broke loose'

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We don't mind the base, but not this bombing campaign."She added: "As a village we're feeling a bit lost and ignored by the machinations of what's going on with the police and the base. "There are 85 homes here with people of varying ages and frailties."We'd like a lot of answers about why the MOD phone wasn't answered [as the incident unfolded].

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'I took Fairford pic - then all hell broke loose'Image caption, The local resident took this photo of five handcuffed men close to RAF FairfordByAlice Bouverie, Reporting fromFairford and Harriet Robinson, West of EnglandPublished1 hour agoThe man who took a now-famous photo of the five men arrested at RAF Fairford said he thought nothing of it until he woke up the following morning."I saw the guys being arrested outside the house on Sunday morning and went back to bed and thought, 'oh, well they've got them now'," said the Whelford resident, who did not want to be named.

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