Coming soon... Police to routinely confiscate house keys to prevent potential criminals from evading capture by going home![]()
Police in "lying cunts" shock. Seizing items useful for terrorists, horseshit, you just took whatever you could and spun the story to the media. You're a fucking joke, cops. A fucking joke. You dance to the tune of your political masters, enforcing the Nu Labour way of life. I dunno how they sleep at night knowing they're protecting the public from soap and blanket based terrorism.
A blanket combined with soap could be used to give someone a prison-style beating.
Perhaps they were onto something there...![]()
a flicked towel can also inflict pain

"You can't wear those shoes, sonny. They might help you to evade capture."

That's cos your DS was in the glove compartment of your Hummer, was it not?

The Met hard in training for the summer of "rage"*
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*raging 'somethings' in any case!![]()

He's looking for the soap!
Films and details of campaigners and journalists may breach Human Rights Act
Police are targeting thousands of political campaigners in surveillance operations and storing their details on a database for at least seven years, an investigation by the Guardian can reveal.
Photographs, names and video footage of people attending protests are *routinely obtained by surveillance units and stored on an "intelligence system". The Metropolitan police, which has pioneered surveillance at demonstrations and advises other forces on the tactic, stores details of protesters on Crimint, the general database used daily by all police staff to catalogue criminal intelligence. It lists campaigners by name, allowing police to search which demonstrations or political meetings individuals have attended.
Disclosures through the Freedom of Information Act, court testimony, an interview with a senior Met officer and police surveillance footage obtained by the Guardian have established that private information about activists gathered through surveillance is being stored without the knowledge of the people monitored.
This will probably get lost at the end of a thread like this, but anyhow.
Footage obtained by The Guardian from a FIT camera showing members of FitWatch being arrested at kingsnorth.
They were trying to take photos of an officer who refused to reveal his number.
All charges were later dropped.
Oh good. I couldn't find it.there's a thread about that somewhere
