Guns: Adrian Golland, 71, who had his shotgun and two rifles taken away by police after he got into a row with a vicar over a sink he installed in a church A canon at one of Britain's most-important cathedrals had two rifles and a shotgun seized by police worried about a bitter feud with a vicar sparked by a sink. Adrian Golland, 71, a lay canon at Manchester Cathedral, became embroiled in a row with Reverend Nick McKee after installing a sink at the young vicar's church. A court heard that when Rev McKee shut the area at his St Paul's Church, worried the sink's plug socket was unsafe, Mr Golland felt his 'reputation had been trashed.'
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Adrian Golland, 71, felt his reputation was 'trashed' by Reverend Nick McKee
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The young vicar closed a sink the lay canon installed next to a power socket
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Police confiscated Mr Golland's guns after allegations of intimidation
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