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07-10-2009

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New guidance issued to Met officers.

With all the madness that goes on, it is nice to see that there are some sensible people in the UK police force.

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The Metropolitan Police has issued guidance to its officers to remind them that using a camera in public is not in itself a terrorist offence.

Read more over at http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07..._police_photo/

To read the new Met guidelines (which are probably worth printing out and keeping with you if you are going shooting in London) look here http://www.met.police.uk/about/photography.htm

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Sparrow Stewart McBride Sparrow is offline Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Perfidious Albion Age: 61 Posts: 9,741	We just need new guidelines on hitting people with riot batons now thanks for the link btw __________________ Regards Stewart Stewart McBride My ... mostly the chaff ... these are a bit better ... You’re only young once, but one can always be immature.

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We just need new guidelines on hitting people with riot batons now

thanks for the link btw

At least now we can take photographs of them doing it, and have something backing us up issued by them.

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But there is still a queen yes?

You don't have queens in New York? I thought the place was more cosmopolitan!

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