He surrendered immediately after receiving sentencing papers from a judge.
"It's the signs," he said, pulling some papers from a vest pocket "They're in English.
In addition, the banks have agreed to open sealed working papers from a 1998 audit.
Most people buy the papers from a newsstand or get it delivered by the newsagent.
"I'll make up a story on why I have to pick up some papers from a friend".
He lowered his cap over his eyes and fed papers from a black refuse sack into the flames.
Separately, Monday's Times reports on court papers from a German money-laundering case containing testimony from Uzbek businessman Dschalol Hajdarov.
She hung her red down coat over the teacher's chair, and took some papers from a briefcase.
Cox parked next to a concrete-lined irrigation ditch, reached into the back seat, and grabbed a handful of papers from a pile the size of a dictionary.
Six of the club's officers quietly and quickly left to hide in an office, hoping to avoid being given papers from a prospective challenger.
But he had some court papers from a few years back, when the Ford Motor Company sued him for breach of contract for a car he had leased.
