it was a plasticv policemen. they are useless.... and dont even know the law half of them.... ive taken photos of them without their permission in town..... and she cudnt force him to delete them, as he was not breaking the law. he should have said no and then taken it up as i just read the law on taking photos in the street is not illegal at all
You would have been falsely arrested, when found innocent and it is highly likely you would be, your DNA, prints etc would have to be destroyed, your file would not exist, your confiscated camera would have been returned, in good order or a claim would be forthcoming, and your pictures would be intact as they would need to be kept on the media on which they where first captured, for evidential disclosure. A Court would only order the pictures removed from your memory card if the photographs where of a indecent nature or a dilibrate invasion of a persons privacy and the burden of proof is on the prosecution. However I do agree that there is sometimes a point where it may be worth considering complying with an officers request, but remember it is not a requirement
) then it may be a Breach of the Peace. As I said earlier it is a grey area and sometimes common sense has to play it's part but sometimes doesn't. All depends on interpretation, perception and ultimately it is for the Courts to decide if a course of conduct constitutes a BoP.
thats coz scots are all aggressive and drunk
