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Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops
      #802091 - 17/06/2009 14:39

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Re: Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops [Re: CSBC]
      #802103 - 17/06/2009 15:41

Excellent, at least it's not just us lot being paranoid, but does anyone in power take any notice of Lord Carlisle? Watchdog without teeth, me thinks.

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Re: Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops [Re: CSBC]
      #802112 - 17/06/2009 16:20

That same chap is covered today by The Independent, but there it talks about "unjustified searches of members of the public to provide 'racial balance' to stop and search statistics"

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/police-terror-searches-just-for-statistics-1707370.html

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Re: Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops [Re: MartyG]
      #802142 - 17/06/2009 17:37

From the Home Secretary.
'As you are aware, counter-terrorism laws were not designed nor intended to stop people taking photographs and the Home Office is working towards providing further clarification both for the public and those involved in its enforcement.'

The same Home Office who're running that ridiculous counter-terrorism training course that specifically tells people to be very suspicious of photographers? Or is Johnson going to alter that now?


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Re: Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops [Re: DazJW]
      #802154 - 17/06/2009 18:35

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The same Home Office who're running that ridiculous counter-terrorism training course that specifically tells people to be very suspicious of photographers? Or is Johnson going to alter that now?




Alan Johnson, I assume. (Rather than dear old Boris.)

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Re: Watchdog slams police over 'unnecessary' terror stops [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #802302 - 18/06/2009 10:04

Yeah, it was him who made the quoted statement whereas the training was brought in under Jacqui Smith.

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