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Self-proclaimed American 'king' refuses to pay for cigarettes

An American man refused to pay for cigarettes because he said he was royalty.

Self-proclaimed American 'king' refuses to pay for cigarettes

Tue, 01 Mar, 2011 - 17:29

An American man refused to pay for cigarettes because he said he was royalty.

Joseph Lawrence Borowick grabbed a packet from a shop assistant in Warren, saying he didn’t need to hand over any cash because he was “the king”.

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