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02/23/2010 12:27:28 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by RayEthier: Originally posted by Louis: ...He wasn't being coy. He wasn't lying. They knew he was taking photographs. They were asking for his personal information, and he had a right to refuse under the law the PCSO cited. Once he refused, they changed the law they were citing him, and arrested him. It's pure and unadulterated bullshit. |
Actually they didn't change the law, they simply found one that fit the occasion... there is a difference. |
Well that's exactly what I meant. |
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02/23/2010 02:52:41 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by Louis: Originally posted by RayEthier: Originally posted by Louis: ...He wasn't being coy. He wasn't lying. They knew he was taking photographs. They were asking for his personal information, and he had a right to refuse under the law the PCSO cited. Once he refused, they changed the law they were citing him, and arrested him. It's pure and unadulterated bullshit. |
Actually they didn't change the law, they simply found one that fit the occasion... there is a difference. |
Well that's exactly what I meant. |
Yup, I like how they all of a sudden had some `complaints` from members of the public that his behaviour was anti-social..
It makes me want to go out in London this weekend with my camera just to see how many times I can get stopped and searched.. I'm not scared of getting a tug from the old bill. I'd relish the showdown. |
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02/23/2010 04:37:27 PM · #28 |
I bet you get stopped 6 individual times.
Stick it to em! |
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02/23/2010 08:52:43 PM · #29 |
@ Simms Okay, for those with a bit of rebel in them. And who doesn't have at least a little of Walter Mitty in them? How about a London GTG at the Gherkin, or the Docklands, or Number 10, or some other site with lots and lots of security cameras. Say 20-30 DPC'ers all snapping away. It would be worth the flight to play. And we Yanks know a little about rebellion.
@ RayEthier I think that's the technique they used to finally convict Al Capone.
@ Art Roflmao I know we share a hyphenated middle name ... anti-social. This could be fun!
In all seriosity ... this anti-foto-terrorism pap has simply gone too far! This sort of thing happens all too often in the US and I'm ashamed of it. Now I learn it's happening in UK. |
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