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City’s ‘Banksy’ may escape conviction

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"Clap" tags and accompanying street art have been cropping up across Invercargill in a range of styles, with the odd poem thrown in. PHOTOS: BEN TOMSETT/ODT GRAPHIC A notorious Invercargill graffiti artist known as "Clap" may walk away from his court case without a conviction.

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Otago Daily Times

City’s ‘Banksy’ may escape conviction

"Clap" tags and accompanying street art have been cropping up across Invercargill in a range of styles, with the odd poem thrown in. PHOTOS: BEN TOMSETT/ODT GRAPHIC A notorious Invercargill graffiti artist known as "Clap" may walk away from his court case without a conviction.

2 years ago·Otago, New Zealand

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Otago Daily Times broke the news in Otago, New Zealand 2 years ago on Thursday, September 21, 2023.

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