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Written by mike
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Monday, 21 July 2008 03:44 |
A man convicted of stalking San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom turned himself in to the offices of the Bay Area Reporter late last week, after again alledgedly attempting to run someone over with his car for the second time in 18 months. Then, the real fun began.
After leaving the scene of the accident, Han Shin was seen walking toward
the offices of the B.A.R., a local GLBT paper. According to staff, Shin entered the offices carrying a recycling bins worth
of paper and folders, before whimpering "I'm afraid of police." He was identified as Newsom's stalker and, after
harassing the staff (he yelled "fucking fags"), he was asked to leave. Just in time, it seems, since it was time for the musical portion of the show.
As he stood outside the Vagabond Inn, which is next door to the B.A.R.,
he raised his hands in the air, shimmied, and sang part of the Brenda
Lee classic "I'm Sorry." Shin also rambled, invoking the names of
Madonna and Benjamin Franklin as an officer stood a few feet across
from him.
Talk about the old song-and-dance! Later, Shin protested that he wasn't gay and that his stalking of
Newsom (he was found in the governor's Pacific Heights mansion in
February of 2007, and currently has a restraining order against him)
TOTALLY wasn't his fault, but instead was the Mayor's.
"Why do you think Gavin Newsom is so attracted to me?" he told the
B.A.R. "He knows I can put him into the White House. It was a political
marriage; it had nothing to do with sex."
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