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UK Police Claim Filming Them Is an Offence

John Graham
I like pretty landscapes and shiny objects and have a 5 second attention span.
Got my first dslr in Dec 2006 and been playing with it ever since.

Keith Selmes
I've spent most of my life in South Devon, in the South West of England, much of it in a very rural environment. Although I've been doing IT work in town for more years than I can really believe.
There are good outdoors opportunities for scenery around the countryside,...

John Graham
I like pretty landscapes and shiny objects and have a 5 second attention span.
Got my first dslr in Dec 2006 and been playing with it ever since.
Posted: 22 May 2008 - 21:52
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No alley, no running.
No alley, no running.
thank goodness I was starting to wonder if I was watching a different video from everyone else lol.
Posted: 22 May 2008 - 22:09
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he then felt the need to goad and humiliate them.
he then felt the need to goad and humiliate them.
I think those two cops humiliated themselves because of their lack of knowledge of the law
The thing to remember is that while these coppers were making prats of themselves there would have been real crimes being committed, maybe old ladies being mugged, and children being attacked at which they should have been attending
Posted: 22 May 2008 - 22:47
Someone said at the beginning of this thread that the police can't be expected to know all of the laws. What happens in this case is that they're unsure so they give the guy some bull. Serves em right.
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Posted: 22 May 2008 - 22:57
So your in the street talking to you notice someone hiding behind a hedge filming you would you just stand there? i agree coppers looks like fools but the fact of the matter was he was hiding filming and seemed like he was waiting for a reaction. but anyway the film maker got what he wanted both parties looked and sounded foolish , green behind the ears coppers and nothing better to do so called film maker. but he does make a sharp exit from what looks like a communal ally path and he is in a hurry.
Posted: 22 May 2008 - 22:59
I cant believe i got into this topic hahaha its a dodgy person with a video camera and not a regular photographer on a street shame on me. my last entry in this silly thread
Posted: 22 May 2008 - 23:14
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So your in the street talking to you notice someone hiding behind a hedge filming you would you just stand there?
So your in the street talking to you notice someone hiding behind a hedge filming you would you just stand there?
Of course.
Unless you're a drug dealer, in which case, probably best to leg it.

John Graham
I like pretty landscapes and shiny objects and have a 5 second attention span.
Got my first dslr in Dec 2006 and been playing with it ever since.
Posted: 23 May 2008 - 00:09
Who said they should just stand there? They went and asked him what he was doing, fair dos. (Didn't ask him if they could come onto his property) Then they bullshitted about the law as they didn't know it
Posted: 23 May 2008 - 08:44
Pity his camera skills are not good for a film maker!
how old was that police girl, was she on release from 5th form on job training?
both sides looked like planks in the end, plus that accent always cracks me up!!
how old was that police girl, was she on release from 5th form on job training?
both sides looked like planks in the end, plus that accent always cracks me up!!

Carl Broadis
I live in Woodstock, just outside Oxford, surrounded by beautiful countryside, amazing buildings and a stones throw from the Cotswolds.
So what do I photograph? Mainly motorsport or speedboats, I love to try and catch speed, action and those occasional wow shots. I ...
Posted: 23 May 2008 - 09:14
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how old was that police girl, was she on release from 5th form on job training?
how old was that police girl, was she on release from 5th form on job training?
Don't joke about it, a few of my colleagues help out with officer training, basically local shopping centre and you get told by the trainer what your scenario is and how you should react to the officers, ranges from very timid and upset to full on throwing F's, kicking off and resisting arrest, loads of fun..........nickname for the new recruits.....'Plod in Pampers'..... as some look soo young
Posted: 23 May 2008 - 10:06
Plod in pampers like that a lot carl
on a serious note though , I had four defectives (pun intended) and one uniform (the only decent one there) raid my house a few years ago convinced I was dealing / posessing section one firearms! they didnt even know what a section one firearm was, and had to phone the station over a webley air pistol, if they can muck up on a really serious issue like that what hope for these plods in pampers
on a serious note though , I had four defectives (pun intended) and one uniform (the only decent one there) raid my house a few years ago convinced I was dealing / posessing section one firearms! they didnt even know what a section one firearm was, and had to phone the station over a webley air pistol, if they can muck up on a really serious issue like that what hope for these plods in pampers
Posted: 23 May 2008 - 11:04
It can't get any better than this.
A motorist in Melksham, Wiltshire was told by the police to remove the England flag from his parcel shelf because it could be offensive to immigrants.
He only put it there because he had just fitted speakers to the shelf and he wanted to hide them from view.
The police told him it was racist towards immigrants and if he refused to take it down he would get a £30 fine. The flag by the way was laid flat and not obscuring his view.
I have the English flag on my number plate instead of a GB sticker, I thought this was law if you went abroad.
What was it old Brownie said, fly the flag for England!
A motorist in Melksham, Wiltshire was told by the police to remove the England flag from his parcel shelf because it could be offensive to immigrants.
He only put it there because he had just fitted speakers to the shelf and he wanted to hide them from view.
The police told him it was racist towards immigrants and if he refused to take it down he would get a £30 fine. The flag by the way was laid flat and not obscuring his view.
I have the English flag on my number plate instead of a GB sticker, I thought this was law if you went abroad.
What was it old Brownie said, fly the flag for England!





















He starts off in an alley way then runs to his garden
its his garden path.