Hilarious moment man shakes hand with police after being caught

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Hilarious moment man shakes hand with police after being caught. A man who was on the run from police shook their hands after they found him bizarrely hiding behind a large artwork in a home. In the hilarious clip, Perth officers are seen scouring the stylish Palmyra home room-by-room last Saturday, looking for a man wanted ‘with outstanding warrants’. After searching the garage, one officer pauses to carefully examine an over-sized pop-art print of Marilyn Monroe, before pulling it off the loungeroom wall. Behind the artwork was a small concealed space where a shirtless man had been hiding.

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