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Ferry cleared over car key snatch Ferry cleared over car key snatch
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The son of Bryan Ferry has been cleared of criminal damage after snatching car keys from two photographers he claimed were hounding actress Sienna Miller.The son of Bryan Ferry has been cleared of criminal damage after snatching car keys from two photographers he claimed were hounding actress Sienna Miller.
Otis Ferry was leaving a London nightclub after last year's Bafta awards with the actress and his brother, the court heard.Otis Ferry was leaving a London nightclub after last year's Bafta awards with the actress and his brother, the court heard.
Ms Miller feared photographers wanted to follow her to her new home, West London Magistrates' Court was told.Ms Miller feared photographers wanted to follow her to her new home, West London Magistrates' Court was told.
Mr Ferry, 25, from Shrewsbury, had denied two charges of criminal damage.Mr Ferry, 25, from Shrewsbury, had denied two charges of criminal damage.
Driven like 'dodgems'Driven like 'dodgems'
The pro-hunt campaigner, of Cross Houses, left Boujis club in west London with his brother Isaac, Miss Miller and a friend in February 2007, the court heard.The pro-hunt campaigner, of Cross Houses, left Boujis club in west London with his brother Isaac, Miss Miller and a friend in February 2007, the court heard.
The actress said at least five paparazzi followed her car after she left the celebrity hangout.The actress said at least five paparazzi followed her car after she left the celebrity hangout.
Mr Ferry, son of the Roxy Music singer, told the court photographers had driven their cars like "dodgems".Mr Ferry, son of the Roxy Music singer, told the court photographers had driven their cars like "dodgems".
He told the court that when the convoy stopped at traffic lights he had got out and took the key from the ignition of one car. When the convoy stopped at traffic lights he had got out and took the key from the ignition of one car.
Mr Ferry did the same thing again after a photographer overtook his brother's car on a blind bend with a camera flashing at them.Mr Ferry did the same thing again after a photographer overtook his brother's car on a blind bend with a camera flashing at them.
'Hunted woman''Hunted woman'
Miss Miller told the court she felt "hunted" by the "frenzied" paparazzi. Miss Miller told the court she felt "hunted" by "frenzied" paparazzi.
The actress said she was "quite shocked" at the driving.The actress said she was "quite shocked" at the driving.
She told the court: "The reason they were being that reckless is that they wanted to find out where I lived, which makes you feel quite hunted as a woman."She told the court: "The reason they were being that reckless is that they wanted to find out where I lived, which makes you feel quite hunted as a woman."
Ms Miller said the group left Boujis to be confronted by "aggressive" paparazzi.Ms Miller said the group left Boujis to be confronted by "aggressive" paparazzi.
During the pursuit, the star telephoned Mr Ferry to ask his brother to try to get between her car and the photographers so she could get away.During the pursuit, the star telephoned Mr Ferry to ask his brother to try to get between her car and the photographers so she could get away.
Otis Ferry said: "These cars were driving at us incredibly aggressively initially, trying to get between Isaac's car and Sienna's car."Otis Ferry said: "These cars were driving at us incredibly aggressively initially, trying to get between Isaac's car and Sienna's car."
He faced criminal damage charges after the photographers claimed it cost them almost £600 to replace the keys which were lost after Mr Ferry discarded them.He faced criminal damage charges after the photographers claimed it cost them almost £600 to replace the keys which were lost after Mr Ferry discarded them.