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Subject: Re: Another step towards the police state. Imprisoned for dropping apple core. Posted on: Sat, 10 May 2008 20:50:05 GMT

"Steve Walker" wrote in news:68mbpnF2t7f2nU1
@mid.individual.net:

> Periander wrote:
>> Alasdair wrote in
>> news:9lib2493cn905kqmev1b79a5an57sjrb7l@4ax.com:
>>
>>> The officer accused him of dropping the core - which Mr Hirst denied
>>> - and demanded his name and address.
>>>
>>> Mr Hirst, who no longer works because of his ill health, said: "He
>>> was an overzealous young lad baying to give me a ticket.
>>>
>>> "I told him I was on my way to the shops, but would be walking back
>>> that way if he wanted to speak to me later. He followed through the
>>> precinct to the chemist.
>>
>> Translation ...
>>
>> The officer asked for his name and address and teh ignorant .er
>> decided that the law shouldn't apply to him and walked off, after
>> being given numerous opportunities to comply with teh law
>
> What law requires a citizen to give their name & address to a PCSO on
> demand?

1978 Litter act as amended by SOCA HTH

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Regards or otherwise,

Periander