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“But a man claiming to be the girl’s mother . . .”

Huh. Well, it’s Greece, I guess.

Last week, after flying in from Greece to attend a hearing, a judge dismissed the case due to lack of evidence.

No hard feelings!

Ken,

While some people think I have no editor, the truth is, I have hundreds. Thanks.

These stories make me want to go nowhere near Europe, especially the UK.

I suppose he had to talk to the cops instead of shutting his cake-hole.

1. Have a digital voice recorder with download capability, and record the whole encounter. Wal-Mart has one for about $35.

2. Time the entire encounter from start to finish. (That means the second the officer approaches you. These encounters should last no more than 20 minutes.)

3. Ask the following questions, and stay on those points specifically, and explicitly. Don’t waiver from them:

“Under suspicion of what crime am I being detained”? (By wording it this way, you put the conversation on establishing the officer’s lawful reason for stopping you. If the officer wants to stated that the crime is “being a person of interest”, then even better since it will make future action on your part all the more easier, providing you stick to the program. No need to argue that photography isn’t a crime).

“What is your reasonable suspicion?” (If the officer states to the effect that it’s the camera, then you might also ask if that is the sole basis of his RS, or if there is anything else to constitute RS. The reason for this is because having a camera is not RS.)

“Am I free to go?”

Wash, rinse, repeat.

Be polite, professional, and don’t argue or give him an attitude.

I believe that there was a UK photographer in Greece that was harrased by police for trying to take pictures of the Bilderberg meeting. This is probably some kind of retaliation lol.

The Queen, The Vatican, The Gettys, The Rothschilds, *and* Colonel Sanders before he went tits up. Oh, I hated the Colonel with is wee *beady* eyes, and that smug look on his face. “Oh, you’re gonna buy my chicken! Ohhhhh!”