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told her Volkswagen Sharan was being hoisted onto a clamping truck, the Daily Mail reported that Nelson ran out of church and jumped into her vehicle, refusing to budge.
The paper claims: "Dozens of worshippers gathered to support her," (perhaps shouting 'No, I'm Liz Nelson!", a la Spartacus?)"But even the pleas of the priest failed to persuade the clampers to hand the car back."
However, the police eventually turned up and, deciding the car had not been causing an obstruction after all, returned Nelson's car; an infinitely preferable solution to the one they found for the Moo-ler King.