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Freedom to photograph and film
Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel.

[@EzWil]

Half the police in this place seem arrogant abusive, and downright undeducated.

[@user-wn9nd8cl9s]

What you refer to is conventionally called "modern policing". They train them to be like this so they can essentially abuse and commit crimes against the public.
Always remember that one has a right to use "reasonable force" in self-defence if one is put in fear of assault by a police constable. The more that the public defend themselves, the less likely police will be to engage in this behaviour.

[@filevans]

where is the full video?

[@uws5604]

Shocking abuse of power.

[@eartheart3694]

Hope you replied FOXTROT OSCAR PAL!

[@123kingcarp]

Why cut it off

[@christy140]

I think he’s suing..them..

[@rickyraw5457]

Aww didums.....that copper is an absolute disgrace to the force....

[@clivesmith2886]

You can see why there is a disconnect, rude ,clueless ,and unprofessional police officers.

[@JL-mt4ry]

Thank you mark , thanks for protecting our rights against these vile tyrants

[@ukmeetthetyrants]

Always

[@patmccaffery1543]

Just another bent copper..!!

[@dutchdronedimension6703]

this goes higher up than UK law,,,,, ECHR European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms ECHR) is a European treaty in which the human and civil rights of all residents of the member countries are laid down (article 10). allows filming in the public sector, even people in public and in government buildings , everything you can see from public (even if you point into private buildings and sites) you can photo and record it since November 4, 1950, Google Earth (with zoom) google maps, google street view, cars with a dash cam going by this law

[@edwardgoldentooth4491]

You swore? who was offended? was the offended a member of public?

[@RagingViper24]

Uk police 😂😂😂

[@Scitch-et4vk]

Yellow jacket tyrants

[@Chris22967]

I'm getting sick of these pigs abusing the "STOP SWEARING" shit. Bugger off is not swearing FFS. Whisper swear words at them so no public can hear as you CAN lawfully swear at police iv'e checked on google. Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986. There is no specific offence of swearing at a police officer, and in fact it is not a specific crime of swearing in public, only of causing “harassment alarm or distress”. This requires some evidence of an individual being, or being likely to be, offended by the language used.

[@charlieminaj2]

Harassment act 1997 defines harassment so therefore section 5 can’t be used
It’s why you don’t entertain the magistrates court (former police courts) 😊

[@freemindthinkerezrapound5071]

His ego was hurt when his imagined unlimited powers got rightfully ignored what a Wally

[@timeforatwix]

Why did you stop recording, it was getting interesting

[@tazpiramine2699]

JOG ON TYRANT!

[@matthewlennonschofield7016]

The filth

[@LilHazey2.0]

‘You swore at me’
Youve just assaulted a member of the public youre sworn to protect you absolute FOOL

[@ukmeetthetyrants]

👌👌👌

[@ZombiestFever]

@@ukmeetthetyrants im sure off duty he wouldn't do that

[@nigel5755]

The older Bobby's are more old school. They knew they could get away with abusing the system when they joined years ago!!

[@alanbaxter8100]

Jeez ,,, they need to go

[@paulrycroft9901]

Abusing their perceived authority once again

[@colallison6152]

No wonder people don't trust em!

[@alanhunt2457]

What a total w ⚓️...u should've reported him

[@Facts-over-Feelings.]

Please don't tell me you ended this because you actually walked away.

[@MOJOTHE6]

Arest the officer sitzen arest

[@elboy6715]

I think the answer is no

[@SELondonUSA]

WTF!

[@ZombiestFever]

why are police are bother about swearing?

[@mauricehamilton1666]

Police state

[@stebul7996]

Twt