An Argentine mediator filmed negotiating Top Gear's departure from Tierra del Fuego has branded Jeremy Clarkson a 'delinquent.' Former local government minister Mariano Plecity was secretly recorded meeting programme chiefs before they fled their hotel because of local anger over a number plate on Clarkson's Porsche. Clarkson and co-presenters James May and Richard Hammond staged a Butch Cassidy-style ending to their now-infamous south American special, screened in two parts at the weekend. Scroll down for video Provocative: Jeremy Clarkson's Porsche pictured driving through Tierra del Fuego with the numberplate that appears to reference the 1982 Falklands war between Argentina and the United Kingdom
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Mariano Plecity helped them get flights to Chile after they angered locals
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Clarkson, May and Hammond left technicians to drive their cars to Chile
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U.S. outlaw Butch Cassidy twice fled Argentina for Chile after bank heists
Yesterday Mr Plecity said the only similarity between the @placeholder presenters and notorious American train robber Cassidy, who fled Argentina after holding up a bank, was that they had 'run like delinquents.'