By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 10 January 2013 | UPDATED: 02:42 EST, 11 January 2013 In his role as Attorney General, he has spoken out repeatedly against the scourge of ‘petty hooliganism and anti-social behaviour’. But it appears Dominic Grieve has not always practised what he now preaches. The Government’s most senior law officer once threw a man off a bridge, it is claimed – and his alleged victim was none other than the current Police Minister, Damian Green. 'Undignified': It is claimed Britain's Attorney General Dominic Grieve, left, once hurled Police Minister Damian Green, right, from a bridge into the River Cherwell while they were both students at Oxford University
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It is claimed Attorney General Dominic Grieve was among a 'gang of Hooray Henrys' that threw Police Minister Damian Green into a river in the 1970s
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According to a report Mr Green 'could have drowned' as a result of the stunt, alleged to have taken place while the men were at Oxford University
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Among those in the group that propelled him from the 12ft stone bridge was said to be Mr @placeholder, now a barrister and the country’s leading law officer.