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Bike Cameras
Nurse Julie:
Not very discreet but this arrangement covers all angles 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Moorey:
--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on December 07, 2020, 05:25:45 PM ---Not very discreet but this arrangement covers all angles 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
K2-K6:
There may be a different legal position with a camera "fitted" to you, versus fitted to the bike.
Thought a vehicle was available for inspection if used on public highway as part of licensing, as opposed to you wearing one that could need proscribed legal procedures to obtain access.
Moorey:
--- Quote from: K2-K6 on December 07, 2020, 08:00:32 PM ---There may be a different legal position with a camera "fitted" to you, versus fitted to the bike.
Thought a vehicle was available for inspection if used on public highway as part of licensing, as opposed to you wearing one that could need proscribed legal procedures to obtain access.
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Stand at the side of the road and argue it if you want but i will bet you lose with a snotty cop.
Quick google search.
When the camera is attached to you and not the vehicle, the police still have the power to seize the equipment, without a warrant, under Section 19 of PACE :(
K2-K6:
I don't use them so don't have a definitive view either way.
Comment effectively from a police officer as it's their view that it's a fairly significant threshold to cross if they want to confiscate something like this without reasonable cause.
As opposed to a vehicle that's been involved in a accident and during subsequent inspection (the owner of which may not have been present) the recording having been accessed, may give reasonable cause to secure as evidence.
Subtle, but with obvious differences.
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