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**Chris** · 10-10-2011, 19:26

No, it is not a police matter when photos are taken in breach of policy in force at private premises. It is not a police matter when photos taken in breach of policy end up on Facebook, or plastered on the side of a double decker bus.

It would be a police matter if there was reasonable suspicion of an offence being committed. None of the above counts as an offence. The outstanding question is, what did security tell the police was going down in order to get them involved?

10-10-2011, 19:26	#67
Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,414	Re: "Boycott Braehead" campaign over yet more anti-photographer stupidity No, it is not a police matter when photos are taken in breach of policy in force at private premises. It is not a police matter when photos taken in breach of policy end up on Facebook, or plastered on the side of a double decker bus. It would be a police matter if there was reasonable suspicion of an offence being committed. None of the above counts as an offence. The outstanding question is, what did security tell the police was going down in order to get them involved?