Reenactment of the arrest of Scottie Russell

12 March 1997

Salvation Army captain, Peter Roberts, and policemen, Neil Williams and Jeff Evans, re-enacting the arrest of Scottie Russell from 100 years previously to launch the Salvation Army's Red Shield appeal. They are on Sumner Road outside the Lyttelton Police Station.

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Area: South East / Lyttelton

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Reenactment of the arrest of Scottie Russell

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