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Old 10-07-2009, 15:32   #25
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Re: Photographing the police (Come on Derek...smile :D)

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
My son doesn't want to take it any further despite my wishes and while a factory reset isn't the end of the world it meant he lost all his photo's, contacts and all the other stuff that kids have on their phones these days. I just thought it was a completely unproportional response and makes me wonder what our police have to fear so much from a bunch of teens filiming them doing their job. This incident has got me thinking a lot more about whether my unconditional support of the police in the past has been the wisest thing to do.
the only problem with not taking things further ( and i can well understand not wanting the hassle ) is that the powers that be start to say its common practice we haven't had many complaints as a defence when they go to court eventually and common practice is often a successful means of defending actions


ps

try this if he had a memory card and wants his pics back

http://www.mjmdatarecovery.co.uk/mem...ysoftware.html

or this

http://download.cnet.com/PC-Inspecto...html?tag=mncol

if you can attach the phone to pc via cable or bluetooth

or use badcopy pro ( my choice but you have to pay for that one )
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