Disgraced Rolf Harris branded a 'dirty b******' by builder as he shops for DIY supplies with bruised legs after prison release
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Shamed Rolf Harris was spotted shopping for DIY supplies at Screwfix in Maidenhead this weekend - and his presence didn't go down too well with the local builders.
The 87-year-old paedophile only spent around 15 minutes inside the shop where he bought cable ties, rawl plugs and screws.
But despite keeping his head down, a shopper recognised the former TV star and branded him a "dirty b******".
Rolf reportedly ignored the slur and didn't respond to the builder's taunt.
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"Rolf kept his head down and obviously didn't want to be recognised," an unnamed shopper told the Daily Star Sunday .
"He walked past one group of three young builders who started talking about him among themselves.
"One of them called him a dirty b******."
The disgraced entertainer, released from HMP Stafford in May, showed off dark bruising on his legs as he wore a pair of cargo shorts.
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Harris was still wearing his wedding ring and seemed in good health, despite a diabetic episode last December that saw him rushed to hospital for scans and an X-ray.
The former Animal Hospital presenter was dropped off at the shop by a friend and spent 15 minutes inside before leaving in a silver car.
Harris was convicted of 12 indecent assaults against four girls and jailed for five years in July 2014.
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In May, he was cleared of a further four indecent assault charges against three teenage girls between 1971 and 1983. A jury at Southwark Crown Court failed to reach a verdict.
Harris was released having served less than three years.
The Sunday Mirror revealed he is planning a tell-all book about his time behind bars. Laws on profiting from crime mean it cannot be sold here but it could appear in bookshops abroad.
It is thought the memoir will detail the stress and effect the convictions have had on him and his wife Alwen, 84.
He is also reportedly keen to record an album of songs written in jail and appeal against his convictions.