@insanitybodycam: Police Receptionist Attacks Me For Filming! #auditor #police #attack #filming #UK

thewisechief :

how can you say you can record when the man literally says you cannot

EMO MAN :

public place we can record anything from a public place

badgers_nadgers :

nothing stopping him filming the signs mean nothing, signs don't trump law

UK Audit Network :

Public 😁

kevinliver3 :

Aggravated trespass if he doesn’t leave when asked

user7325418297043 :

Still a free country but only just. What have the police got to hide?

stuycw1 :

fulhamstephen :

they can ask you to leave. they can remove you with force.

Our_familyofmany :

DilysSib54 :

🥰🥰🥰

andys86 :

Smulltable times….🤣🤣🤣

IronFront :

Filming outside a station, from a genuine public place like the pavement, is generally lawful. Filming inside the station is different because the building remains police controlled property even if members of the public are allowed in for limited purposes such as reporting crime, attending appointments, or making enquiries. Being allowed in does not necessarily remove the occupier’s right to set conditions on entry. If those conditions are refused, the issue can become trespass or removal from the premises. The CPS guidance supports that ordinary trespass is generally civil, but it does not create a right to stay after permission is withdrawn.