An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why? |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?"
Was this person getting in the way of the police making an arrest?
IF so then it was justified as the press should not get in the way of the police when they're in the middle of a dangerous task, like subduing someone or arresting them. |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?
Was this person getting in the way of the police making an arrest?
IF so then it was justified as the press should not get in the way of the police when they're in the middle of a dangerous task, like subduing someone or arresting them."
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Nope, as far as I'm aware. Next excuse? |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?"
It is awful how these protestors actions are now impacting innocent people.
The police got it wrong, they will be held accountable, lessons and all that, but I'm confident that there was no malice. |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?
It is awful how these protestors actions are now impacting innocent people.
The police got it wrong, they will be held accountable, lessons and all that, but I'm confident that there was no malice."
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By *JB1954Man
over a year ago
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From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at. "
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions. |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions."
Source? |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.
Source?"
Hertfordshire's Chief Constable Charlie Hall said measures were now in place so legitimate media could carry out their reporting. |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.
Source?
Hertfordshire's Chief Constable Charlie Hall said measures were now in place so legitimate media could carry out their reporting."
Good to hear if true.
But that doesn't answer the bit about protestors supposedly acting as journalists. |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?"
Well the police are the only people who are sanctioned by the state to carry out violence. |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?
Well the police are the only people who are sanctioned by the state to carry out violence."
What about James Bond, eh? |
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"An LBC journalist and two independent photographer/filmmakers were arrested at the Just Stop Oil protest on the M25.
It seems the police refused to check her press pass, arrested her and kept her in a cell for hours before letting her go without charge. Who thinks that is acceptable and why?
Well the police are the only people who are sanctioned by the state to carry out violence.
What about James Bond, eh?"
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions."
did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ? |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ? "
Good question, what are your thoughts? |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?"
my first reaction is no. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no. "
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though  |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though "
you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry. |
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By *otMe66Man
over a year ago
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry. "
They messed up, they admitted it. Tactics change and keeping on top of them will inevitably mean getting wrong in the first instance.
At the end of the day, a journalist was removed from the scene by mistake and held for a number of hours. The protestors are doing more or less the same thing on purpose, people stuck and being held against their will on motorways etc. They wont stop or take corrective action either. |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry.
They messed up, they admitted it. Tactics change and keeping on top of them will inevitably mean getting wrong in the first instance.
At the end of the day, a journalist was removed from the scene by mistake and held for a number of hours. The protestors are doing more or less the same thing on purpose, people stuck and being held against their will on motorways etc. They wont stop or take corrective action either. "
i read it was three. And one had his house searched.
We are on different places here. I struggle to see how any change in tactic results in a journalist getting arrested. It's a worrying mistake imo. I worry it was vindictive because she has the one up on them. |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry.
They messed up, they admitted it. Tactics change and keeping on top of them will inevitably mean getting wrong in the first instance.
At the end of the day, a journalist was removed from the scene by mistake and held for a number of hours. The protestors are doing more or less the same thing on purpose, people stuck and being held against their will on motorways etc. They wont stop or take corrective action either. i read it was three. And one had his house searched.
We are on different places here. I struggle to see how any change in tactic results in a journalist getting arrested. It's a worrying mistake imo. I worry it was vindictive because she has the one up on them. "
This group will be spending days if not weeks coming up with ways to disrupt, everything from climbing buildings, paint throwing and tactics to confuse or expose the police in a bad light. This is planned, not cobbled together over a herbal tea.
The police have said they got it wrong and have implemented changes that will allow legitimate journalists to report.
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry.
They messed up, they admitted it. Tactics change and keeping on top of them will inevitably mean getting wrong in the first instance.
At the end of the day, a journalist was removed from the scene by mistake and held for a number of hours. The protestors are doing more or less the same thing on purpose, people stuck and being held against their will on motorways etc. They wont stop or take corrective action either. i read it was three. And one had his house searched.
We are on different places here. I struggle to see how any change in tactic results in a journalist getting arrested. It's a worrying mistake imo. I worry it was vindictive because she has the one up on them.
This group will be spending days if not weeks coming up with ways to disrupt, everything from climbing buildings, paint throwing and tactics to confuse or expose the police in a bad light. This is planned, not cobbled together over a herbal tea.
The police have said they got it wrong and have implemented changes that will allow legitimate journalists to report.
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Imo the protest side is irrelevant. But risks blurring the issue
It's a concern that the police ever had an approach that needed to be changed. From what I can tell there has oways been a process that allowed it. They ignored it. I'd like to know why. And why it took so long to release her. |
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"From reading . She was yes arrested and did show her press pass. But wether correct or not.? It appears she was at scene of protest before police arrived . Police thought given info to be there by stop oil. ?
She said read on stop oil website which gantry / junction was going to be protest at.
It would seem there may have been protestors acting as journalists at other protests, to get close and film the protest.
This journalist has been impacted by the protesters nefarious actions.did they also have press pass?
Also, is someone who films a protest, a protestor ?
Good question, what are your thoughts?my first reaction is no.
Does that cover a person who belongs to the protest group, would them filming the protest make them part of the protest?
After all, they would not be there in any other capacity other than to be part of the group.
Good question though you need to establish they are otherwise part of the protest group. I couldn't deduce they were protestors just because they filmed.
But if the cops can't tell the difference between a journo with a press pass and someone pulling a fast one, that's a worry.
They messed up, they admitted it. Tactics change and keeping on top of them will inevitably mean getting wrong in the first instance.
At the end of the day, a journalist was removed from the scene by mistake and held for a number of hours. The protestors are doing more or less the same thing on purpose, people stuck and being held against their will on motorways etc. They wont stop or take corrective action either. i read it was three. And one had his house searched.
We are on different places here. I struggle to see how any change in tactic results in a journalist getting arrested. It's a worrying mistake imo. I worry it was vindictive because she has the one up on them.
This group will be spending days if not weeks coming up with ways to disrupt, everything from climbing buildings, paint throwing and tactics to confuse or expose the police in a bad light. This is planned, not cobbled together over a herbal tea.
The police have said they got it wrong and have implemented changes that will allow legitimate journalists to report.
Imo the protest side is irrelevant. But risks blurring the issue
It's a concern that the police ever had an approach that needed to be changed. From what I can tell there has oways been a process that allowed it. They ignored it. I'd like to know why. And why it took so long to release her. "
I suspect that Suella has issued some crypto fascist guidance demanding the police arrest anyone in the vicinity of the protest legitimately or otherwise!
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Public photos are always objectional
You could Add Approachment 'IN a/in
-the way they arrived at the scene, I did see
footbridge used they could have adversed over or sculpervated the circumstances to being view/ed, primarily
Not a clever circumstance photographing at a protest
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I view videos from journalists being arrested for filming in public everyday, I just viewed a video where an auditor was stopped and searched under the terror act for filming in public.
so this news is not new to me.
the journalist who was arrested has been interviewed on talk tv which is now on YouTube. |
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"I view videos from journalists being arrested for filming in public everyday, I just viewed a video where an auditor was stopped and searched under the terror act for filming in public.
so this news is not new to me.
the journalist who was arrested has been interviewed on talk tv which is now on YouTube. "
Probably goes with the territory, maybe when it was a film crew and big cameras it was more obvious.... |
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