Jean Bickenton had always wanted to get arrested. The Victoria Police fulfilled her wish and interrupted her birthday party to detain her. The officers put mock handcuffs on Jean and wheeled her out of Narracan Gardens Residential Aged Care.
Everyone has created a personal bucket list, which inspires them to go on the craziest and most absurd tasks conceivable. Regardless of whether they make sense to anybody else, bucket lists should make sense to the person who needs to compile them. On her 100th birthday, an Australian woman was recently detained as she crossed something off her bucket list.
A woman called Jean Bickenton was arrested in an unusual way in Australia. One of the woman's life objectives was to get arrested. The Victoria Police reportedly honoured her bizarre request on her birthday by busting into her party to take her into jail, according to a story in the Daily Mail. While the police played with her handcuffs, Jean was carried out of Narracan Gardens Residential Aged Care.
The 100-year-old woman had worked as an army nurse for many years before deciding to retire. She never had a legal trouble throughout her life, and as she approached her 100th birthday, she attained her life's goal.
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As soon as she was taken into custody, Victoria Police took a photo of her and posted it online. The image is currently visible on the department's official Facebook page.
Sharing the post, they wrote, "Now these kinda arrests, we’re happy to make.For many, getting through life without being arrested is a pretty good run... According to Jean it was one of the best celebrations, and we’re glad we could help make it memorable. Wishing Jean a wonderful 100th birthday! Thanks to everyone that made this possible."
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Netizens praised the Victoria Police Department for fulfilling the lady's wish and flocked to the comment section to laud them. The unusual arrest went viral on the internet, and people were moved by the Victoria Police's kind deed.