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I was previously unaware of the verb photowalk, however, it's a good'un and I'll use it as and when the opportunity arises.

On the subject of Police Community Support Officers and their knowledge of even the most elementary basics of law I am, after what has happened to me this week, rendered speechless. Nothing to do with photography but I feel that I may be turning into Haddock.

 

Anyone familiar with Uncommon Law by AP Herbert will instantly understand what I mean. :o

Albert Haddock ... cor, that takes me back! I remember an episode of Misleading Cases called the Negotiable Cow where he wrote a check to the Inland Revenue on he side of a cow. :D

 

Pete, you got me in suspenders - what happened to you this week (or have I missed something from another thread somewhere)?

 

Pete.

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Albert Haddock ... cor, that takes me back! I remember an episode of Misleading Cases called the Negotiable Cow where he wrote a check to the Inland Revenue on he side of a cow. :D

 

Pete, you got me in suspenders - what happened to you this week (or have I missed something from another thread somewhere)?

 

Pete.

 

My case comes up next week. :eek::cool:

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Subj: Government response to petition 'Photorestrict'

 

You signed a petition asking the Prime Minister to "Remove new restrictions on photography in public places."

 

The Prime Minister's Office has responded to that petition and you can view it here:

 

Photorestrict - epetition response | Number10.gov.uk

 

 

Prime Minister's Office

 

Petition information - Petition to: Remove new restrictions on photography in public places. | Number10.gov.uk

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Subj: Government response to petition 'Photorestrict'

 

You signed a petition asking the Prime Minister to "Remove new restrictions on photography in public places."

 

The Prime Minister's Office has responded to that petition and you can view it here:

 

Photorestrict - epetition response | Number10.gov.uk

 

 

Prime Minister's Office

 

Petition information - Petition to: Remove new restrictions on photography in public places. | Number10.gov.uk

 

I got that too.

 

I am going to add "...innocent tourist or other sight-seer..." to my business card forthwith. That will make everything alright... :rolleyes:

 

Regards,

 

Bill

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A chartered surveyor who works for the same company as me was taking photographs of property (I guess for an auction catalogue or something) on a housing estate in Oxfordshire today when the police screamed up with their blue lights going. They'd had three complaints from residents that someone was taking photographs over half-term.

 

Who next?

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A few days ago I read the story about the "domestic extremism" in a german newspaper:

 

Überwachungsstaat Großbritannien: "Big Brother" im Klimacamp - taz.de

 

It's almost unbelievable that the British let that happen. These methods are very similar to what the "Stasi" in East Germany did until the regime collapsed.

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A few days ago I read the story about the "domestic extremism" in a german newspaper:

 

Überwachungsstaat Großbritannien: "Big Brother" im Klimacamp - taz.de

 

It's almost unbelievable that the British let that happen. These methods are very similar to what the "Stasi" in East Germany did until the regime collapsed.

 

Here is something in English on the same subject. Where can I get one of those "Police Photographer" caps? :cool:

How police rebranded lawful protest as 'domestic extremism' | UK news | The Guardian

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I have to say I smiled when I read this paragraph concerning the arrest of the male stripper by two women police officers...

 

"They watched his act to verify his claim that he was a stripper and then arrested him for carrying an offensive weapon."

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Andrew Marr show this morning, BBC staff stills photographer questioned by Police under the prevention of terrorism act while taking photograph of sunset over St Pauls from the south bank near Tate Modern.

 

According to the BBC photographer the police lady had questioned others photographing on the south bank that day.

 

I was pleased to see this incident make the news in an important BBC current affairs show.

 

Jeff

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Andrew Marr show this morning, BBC staff stills photographer questioned by Police under the prevention of terrorism act while taking photograph of sunset over St Pauls from the south bank near Tate Modern.

 

According to the BBC photographer the police lady had questioned others photographing on the south bank that day.

 

I was pleased to see this incident make the news in an important BBC current affairs show.

 

Jeff

 

Watch here, unbelievable...

 

BBC News - BBC photographer on being stopped by police

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