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Originally Posted by leggs
It was one little camera I was holding.
I got told that photos like this are best taken indoors in the privacy of my home. People might take offense and I should really go to the council and get some sort of permission. He was pretty certain there was no law or rule or permit I required but it was a good idea to get a letter or something saying I could do this. But if we wanted we could accompany him and make the necessary enquires.
Sorry I don't remember the EXACT words but the above was pretty much what was said.
I'm a pornographer and to be blunt...
I tend not to argue with cops. Even if I am in the right! All that happens is they charge you with something stupid and then it's up to me to PAY an attorney to fix things.
On Freedom of speech/expression issue I would most likely win. But my purse is going to take a hit in the process. I pick a lot of fights over things I believe in... but I think twice if it's going to cost me a single dollar. (I admit to being greedy)
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Mmmm.. So basically there was no known offense and the police sure have better stuff to be doing. (Don't think you need to bother about the ravings of a park caretaker or rely on him for legal advice
) A London cop is going to have one of these silly grins on his face for the rest of the day at the prospect of "sexy pictures" in a park - you should have made allowances and taken a polaroid cam along to give em some instant pics
Na... cops are same as anyone else - they are entitled to respect and common courtesy until such time as they may misbehave, - same as anyone else. It does not matter about "pornography" - it's either legal or illegal. If it's legal - nada problems. Only time I've ever told a cop to shut the fuck up was when he behaved like an idiot - otherwise these guys have been good as gold and like their porn same as much any other paysite subscriber.
