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The peculiar Phelps!

Michael Phelps is an extremely talented athlete, with success in every single contest he has ...

London 2012’s Olympic miracle – Ruta Meilutyte

Ruta Meilutyte wins the Women's 100m Breaststroke gold medal, crushing USA's superwoman Soni. ...

London’s Olympics: The Weaknesses

We all know that when a city is set to host the Olympic Games, it's expected to live up to some ...

Most important updates – Day 3 in London’s Olympics

London's games never stop and let's see the most important updates of the day up until now. Ye ...

Day 3 in London’s Olympics update #1

Good morning everyone, stay tuned today for results and news about today's games in the following ...

Day 2 in London’s Olympics update #3

Archery Women's Republic Of Korea's team will go home with yet another gold medal! China got ...

Day 2 in London’s Olympics update

The Games have started before long and let's see what is going on today in London. (Results of ...

An insight into Olympics’ Opening Ceremony.

Tomorrow is the big day for worldwide athletics. London has been prepared and the city is ready ...

The Olympic Police’s War on Graffiti: Vice Interviews Darren Cullen (aka SER from Graffiti Kings)

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Vice mag has interviewed Darren Cullen from the Graffiti Kings about his recent arrest for criminal damage - an operation to clean the city off Graffiti (even legal one) during the Olympics.
Our Olympic dreams for London have already been soured by the roof-mounted rockets, VIP traffic lanes, and wandering gangs of "brand police." But it got even worse yesterday when the British Transport Police raided a number of homes and made a bunch of arrests, seemingly as part of a pre-emptive operation to crack down on graffiti in the capital during the 2012 Olympic Games. One of the people arrested was Darren Cullen. Darren, who is also known by his graffiti tag “Ser,” has been involved in the graffiti and street art scene in the UK since 1983. But in truth, he's kinda legit—over the past 20 years, he's worked with local councils, companies like Microsoft, Red Bull and Adidas, disadvantaged kids, and, hilariously, Team fucking GB itself. He's also turned spraying paint on stuff into his own company, called Graffiti Kings. I spoke to Darren about his arrest, and why he thinks the British Transport Police went after him. VICE: Hi Darren. So, you were arrested yesterday? ...