Caprice not recognised by copper
Leggy supermodel Caprice reportedly failed in her attempt to use her celebrity charms on a police officer when she was pulled over for drink-driving.
The lingerie model was confused when the policeman didn't realise who she was. When he asked for her name, she said 'Caprice' to which he inquired 'Caprice who?'.
Caprice then failed a breathalyser test, before saying: 'Do you know what this will do to me? Am I really under arrest?'
A court heard the statements after Caprice was arrested for drink driving last December in London. PC Paul Flashman, the arresting officer, told the court he did not recognise the superstar at first.
He said: 'I could see a white female of scrawny build with bare shoulders in her late 30s wearing heavy make-up and she had a reddened spot in the right centre of her cheek.'
He added: 'It did seem to annoy her somewhat that I didn't recognise her.'
Caprice is currently being represented by Nick Freeman, a celebrity lawyer famous for getting several high-profile clients accused of driving offences off the hook.
Leggy supermodel Caprice reportedly failed in her attempt to use her celebrity charms on a police officer when she was pulled over for drink-driving.
The lingerie model was confused when the policeman didn't realise who she was. When he asked for her name, she said 'Caprice' to which he inquired 'Caprice who?'.
Caprice then failed a breathalyser test, before saying: 'Do you know what this will do to me? Am I really under arrest?'
A court heard the statements after Caprice was arrested for drink driving last December in London. PC Paul Flashman, the arresting officer, told the court he did not recognise the superstar at first.
He said: 'I could see a white female of scrawny build with bare shoulders in her late 30s wearing heavy make-up and she had a reddened spot in the right centre of her cheek.'
He added: 'It did seem to annoy her somewhat that I didn't recognise her.'
Caprice is currently being represented by Nick Freeman, a celebrity lawyer famous for getting several high-profile clients accused of driving offences off the hook.
Caprice who! lmao
