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" Police officers recently stormed into a pub after mistaking the name of a band for the time that they would be performing. The Feathers in Laleham, Surrey, had displayed an advertisement stating that the establishment had music &amp;quot;from 4am&amp;quot; - 4am being the name of the band that were playing a gig there. Four police officers barged into the pub, accusing the owners of not complying with public house rules, Orange News reports. Licensee Kate Dillon said: &amp;quot;I was angry more than anything on the day. We&amp;#039;ve never had any need to call the police or had any trouble. When I calmed down a bit I thought it was absolutely hilarious. They made idiots of themselves really.&amp;quot; Dillon informed the officials that 4am was the name of the band and that they would be playing within normal hours. A spokesperson for Spelthorne Borough Council said: &amp;quot;The visit was carried out following seeing an advertisement which mentioned 4am. On investigation, this was part of the name of the band.&amp;quot; The spokesperson went on to state that such visits are often made, with or without pre-arrangement, and it just so happens that The Feathers was on the visiting list that evening.  4am are made up of Joe Becket and John Adams, and are named after a song by jazz musician Herbie Hancock. &amp;amp;gt; Police hunt man dressed as smurf&amp;amp;gt; Police respond to bloodied man sighting, find zombie film shoot "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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