No more pics of AndyC, Taffr, and Aled...........

[graham John]

Is it a crime to take pictures?



By Victoria Bone
BBC News


Photographers staged a mass photo call in protest at the law



From today, anyone taking a photograph of a police officer could be deemed to have committed a criminal offence.
That is because of a new law - Section 76 of the Counter Terrorism Act - which has come into force. It permits the arrest of anyone found "eliciting, publishing or communicating information" relating to members of the armed forces, intelligence services and police officers, which is "likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism". That means anyone taking a picture of one of those people could face a fine or a prison sentence of up to 10 years, if a link to terrorism is proved.



cheeRS

[taffr]

arrest me NOW!!!!!!!!!

[graham John]

have you 'morphed ' into a giant taff and growing out of the car ?

is that the cell door (with the light hole) in you hand ?




cheeRS

[lee bishop]

[graham John]

cheeRS

[grum]

not being rude Aled and please dont take this the wrong way, but, how the feck do you fit inside a mk1 escort

[Andyc]

[vinny]

[grum]

i hope those bloody things are going in the bin

your car is from 1980, not 1908 !!!!!!!!!!!

Topaz has a link where you can get some nice proper ones

all those that say aye, AYE !!

[Aled]

Bang goes my modelling career then

[Aled]

not being rude Aled and please dont take this the wrong way, but, how the feck do you fit inside a mk1 escort

It's 'cozy' Grum, a bit like getting inside a bean tin

[grum]

[lee bishop]

i too asked the big man on his number plate plans, all i can say is they wont need ripping off this summer

[trialscort]

It's 'cozy' Grum, a bit like getting inside a bean tin

At 6'4'' , I have the back of the front seat touching the front of the back seat (that's confusing.com isn't it), the damned thing is still 'cosy'