One for the dads

[tintin40]

Beware taking pictures of your children

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-New ... 2415560029

 

[legrandefromage]

wont somebody please think of the children!

 

[big.eck]

ooft :shock: i'd of slapped some sense into the security boy........

 

[SF Klein]

RIDICULOUS

 

[REKIBorter]

Political correctness has gone too far. Bring back common sense.

 

[mrkawasaki]

Utter jobsworth. Neighbourhood Watch, CCTV, police state, nanny state - we're doing it to ourselves ferrchrissakes! I trust that Mail-readers et al are happy now we're all terrified of photographing our own kids... :roll: It would appear that the 'estate' can set up their own policy because it's their property, therefore can't be in the wrong - absurd. When is private property 'public' ie. malls etc. Surely we have some rights and liberties left...

 

[SF Klein]

In the US, there was a case a year or so ago of parents taking a picture of their baby's first bath. When the pictures were developed, the WalMart employee turned the pics over to the police who then arrested the parents on child pornography charges. I don't know if the case has gone to trial yet. :roll:

 

[tintin40]

In the US, there was a case a year or so ago of parents taking a picture of their baby's first bath. When the pictures were developed, the WalMart employee turned the pics over to the police who then arrested the parents on child pornography charges. I don't know if the case has gone to trial yet. :roll:

That happened here to with a news reader. She took pictures of husband/father in bath with baby. Developers contacted police. Case dropped

 

[Lysander]

Aye- Julia Somerville, if I remember right..........
There's a lot of difference between vigilance and bein' a nosey jobsworth.

 

[heathy]

I take pictures all the time of my daughter, never had a problem yet, if someone does say anything they would promptly be told to piss off.