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Old 23-03-2008, 22:23   #10
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: Interesting confrontation with a pair of CSP Officers on video

I have just watched this video, and l strongly believe that this CSP, was totally out of order, in doing what he had done, in London, if you stopped everyone filming something, you would have to stop every tourist there was, we don't know who was behind the camera, we don't know who they were filming, so the claim the filming was suspicious, was he filming children, was he filming a bank, was he filming up certain people, l won't go into great detail on that one, what he should have done, was call for police back up, to check the finer point of the law, on 'suspicious people etc', when a TV company films in any area of London, THEY do need WRITTEN permission from the local authority, but l think that this CSP, was over acting, by asking him to stop filming, or it could have been, that he wanted filming to stop as HE himself, didn't want to be filmed, have you thought of that one.
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