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This video of a man destroying a hotel reception with a digger has gone massively viral


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Police are appealing for information after footage of a digger destroying the front of a building branded with the Travelodge logo went viral on Monday afternoon.

The video below, which was shared by Joe Fearon on Twitter, shows a man in an orange digger rolling up the steps towards the reception area of a new Travelodge in Liverpool, UK.

"That's what happens when people don't pay their wages, mate," a man can be heard saying as the digger smashes its way into the building.

I was on that job an was supposed to get paid the Friday before Xmas, could have been skint for all they knew, never got my money until the 2nd week of January, only a matter of time before something like this happened ??‍♂️? pic.twitter.com/WvQ91aRRgL

— Joe fearon (@joefblue) January 21, 2019 Read more...

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