Drunk London Kiwis carry 'shame' on NZ

Previous Wellingtonian Dylan Clements, now functioning in London as a travel agent, says up to 1500 drunken New Zealanders took to the city's streets on Saturday. The Packers Jerseys cheap pub crawl, which is now in its 13th calendar year, follows the route of the London Underground's Circle Line, which kinds a loop beneath central London.
Mr Chargers Jerseys cheap Clements, 28, says he observed pub crawl participants urinating and vomiting on renowned landmarks, such as Westminster Abbey and the Jewel Tower, and exposing themselves indecently on the street.
He has now filed a complaint with New Zealand Substantial Commissioner Derek Leask, stating the mob's antics introduced "great shame" on New Zealand, the Dominion Publish noted.

Mr Clements claims some participants overlooked a consuming ban on the Underground and used "vulgar sexual language" in entrance of travellers.
"A amount of commuters in tube carriages were visibly distressed by the behaviour," he explained.
Mr cheap Cowboys Jerseys Clements says Waitangi Day deserves respect and the conduct undermined New Zealand's intercontinental status.
"It is not a day that really should be represented by drunk Kiwis wreaking booze-fuelled havoc on the streets of London."
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