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Heckling a police officer is Watch Actresses' Survival Skills Onlinenever a good idea. But doing it in front of a pack of press? Now you're really asking for a trouble.

An unknown Australian man (beer bottle in hand) learnt that the hard way when he shouted "BULLSHIT!" during an unnamed officer's address to reporters in Albury earlier this week, as per a video uploaded to Facebook on Tuesday by Prime7 News Border.

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Unfazed, the police officer excused himself quickly upon hearing the heckle. He stopped the press conference, confronting the man and telling him to put down his beer bottle.

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And believe us, it's worth a watch.

The police officer grabs the heckler by the shirt and drags him into the police station -- which just so happens to be only a couple of yards from the press conference. Tough luck, heroic heckler.

Just business as usual in Australia, folks.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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