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What an absolute cunt of cretin this copper is…
Stick a retard in a uniform it’s still just a retard, only it’s wearing a uniform. Still, he was such a chivalric retard, protecting the female officer next to him who clearly was so incapable to speak for, or [...] The filth really are scraping the bottom of the barrel if this is an example of the intelligence and application of ‘The Law’ (as opposed to ‘their law’) we can expect from a Metropolitan Police Inspectors these days.
What a bunch of utter and totally retarded cunts. For such a Neanderthal to reach the rank of [...] Exclusive 5 min Extended Sneak Peek
Some people need to get a fucking grip;
How police in Big Brother Britain treat you like a terrorist for taking holiday snaps
In its mania for jailing people, Britain has declared trivial offences crimesA libertarian coalition is emerging in the US to resist an ever expanding statute book. The need is just as urgent here
Police warned over misuse of terror laws to stop innocent photographersBy Mark Hughes and Jerome Taylor Police have been accused of misusing powers granted under anti-terror legislation after a series of incidents, ranging from the innocuous to the bizarre, in which photographers were questioned by officers for taking innocent pictures of tourist destinations, landmarks and even a fish and chip shop. Police are allowed to stop and search anyone in a designated “Section 44 authorisation” zone without having to give a reason. But amateur and professional photographers have complained that they are frequently being stopped and treated as potential terrorists on a reconnaissance mission. Last night the Government’s independent reviewer of anti-terrorism laws warned police forces to carefully examine how they use the controversial legislation. Continue reading this item… My comment on the page (post yours)…
Nikon Photographer Arrest Threat Over Jet Ski DramaPolice banned a photographer from taking pictures of people on a jet ski and threatened to arrest him despite an officer admitting the images he had taken were perfectly lawful. Keen photographer Garry Chinchen was left stunned when police threatened to arrest him yesterday for ‘breach of the peace’. Garry, who was using a Nikon D200 and 17-200mm lens, said his photo session had turned into a ‘bit of a disaster’. Garry had stopped in a lay-by after seeing a picture opportunity at Glyn Neath Lakes – a watersports centre adjacent to the A465 in South Wales. He said he had been taking photos from a public area for ‘ten minutes’ when a man claiming to be the lake’s landowner approached. ‘A guy came over and said ‘stop photographing the children,’ said Garry. ‘He said you need permission to take photographs of children.’ Continue reading this item…
Photography enthusiast said he will never return to Town Hall Park in Runcorn after being quizzed by police for filming
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