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A French actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman who specializes in scaling skyscrapers has been banned from climbing any actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman in the UK. Alain Robert, 56, was handed a 20-week prison actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman on Friday, suspended for two years, for scrambling up London's 201-metre Heron Tower. Mr Robert, dubbed "the French Spiderman," was also handed a $7,000 actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman for disruption and for causing a "large scale" actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman response. Hundreds of people stopped in the actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman to watch him climb the building and a actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman of emergency actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman were called. Using his usual climbing actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman, Mr Robert ascended the London tower using only his actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman hands. He never uses ropes or other safety equipment.

The actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman who presided over Mr Robert's case told the climber: "You are actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman an accomplished climber, but there is always the danger that your actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman could be imitated by those less actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman, with potentially fatal consequences." Another judge described the actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman as a "publicity stunt". He pointed out that it appeared Robert had been sponsored to climb the building because he was wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman of a company. Robert was prepared for his actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman. When London Police apprehended him at the actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman of the tower on Thursday, he immediately handed actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman his passport and the telephone number of his actionsarrestbarebuildingdemonstrablyemergencyfinefootincidentjudgelawyerlogomethodnumberofficersproficientsentenceservicesstreetstuntman.