Kingston police called after men dressed as traffic cones block cars in Halloween prank
The men reportedly took pictures of themselves while blocking the road
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Your support makes all the difference.Police were called out to deal with a group of men dresed as traffic cones blocking traffic as part of a Halloween prank.
Officers in Kingston shared a photo of what they described as a "very interesting" callout on Twitter.
Witness Dan Theochari spotted the five men holding up traffic in Clarence Street, Kingston, at 4.40am.
He told the Evening Standard: "They were just standing in front of the taxi and the bus not letting them get past and taking pictures of themselves.
"I didn't actually see the police I was waiting for a taxi but I saw it and it made me laugh."
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