Charles Davis writes \” Story from
Ananova.
A defendant with smelly feet has accused a Dutch judge of
bias after he ordered him to put his shoes back on in court.
Teunis Teun was before a court in Den Haag after ignoring
a ban on him going into a public library.
The smell of his feet have forced library users to leave the
building several times. He is in the habit of going in and
taking his shoes and socks off.
When he did the same in court, the judge ordered him to put
them back on. Teun then accused him of prejudice and
made an official complaint.
A panel of three other judges must now to sit to decide
whether the unnamed judge did show prejudice in Teun\’s
case.
The Het Nieuwsblad newspaper reports that the
unemployed 39-year-old is nicknamed Rancid Teun by
locals.
He is charged with unlawfully entering the library by violating
the ban and could face up to six months in prison.
Teun told the judge: \”The only way to get rid of those smelly
feet is to wear shoes is little as possible. There is nothing
better than giving them some air.\” \”
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