Rockhopper wrote:I think (and I'm sure some Police types will be able to clarify) that your vehicle details on the PNC are linked to your name (obviously) so when they do a check it comes up with a flag for firearms. This is based on what happened to a friend of mine - he got stopped for a random breath test and the office in the car knew that he was an FAC holder.
Random breath tests are illegal!
Beath tests can only be carried out if there is resonable suspicion if the driver has alcohol in his body or has comitted a moving traffic offence or has been involved in accendient
Rockhopper wrote:I think (and I'm sure some Police types will be able to clarify) that your vehicle details on the PNC are linked to your name (obviously) so when they do a check it comes up with a flag for firearms. This is based on what happened to a friend of mine - he got stopped for a random breath test and the office in the car knew that he was an FAC holder.
Random breath tests are illegal!
Beath tests can only be carried out if there is resonable suspicion if the driver has alcohol in his body or has comitted a moving traffic offence or has been involved in accendient
So what you're saying is the well publicised anti-drink drive random breath test campaigns done by many police forces each Christmas are in fact illegal?
Rockhopper wrote:I think (and I'm sure some Police types will be able to clarify) that your vehicle details on the PNC are linked to your name (obviously) so when they do a check it comes up with a flag for firearms. This is based on what happened to a friend of mine - he got stopped for a random breath test and the office in the car knew that he was an FAC holder.
Random breath tests are illegal!
Beath tests can only be carried out if there is resonable suspicion if the driver has alcohol in his body or has comitted a moving traffic offence or has been involved in accendient
So what you're saying is the well publicised anti-drink drive random breath test campaigns done by many police forces each Christmas are in fact illegal?
The police can stop you at any time and ask you to take a breath test (‘breathalyse’ you) if:
they think you’ve been drinking
you’ve committed a traffic offence
you’ve been involved in a road traffic accident
Random testing for no reason without reasonable suspicion is illegal, that said the "reason suspicion" is probably stretched a bit at Christmas time.
"The only real power comes out of a long rifle." - Joseph Stalin
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
A couple of years ago one of my colleagues brought a visitor in for a tour.... I was introduced and he said "yes, I know who you are, I've seen your file".... the guy worked for GCHQ. So yeah they do have info.......
Rockhopper wrote:I think (and I'm sure some Police types will be able to clarify) that your vehicle details on the PNC are linked to your name (obviously) so when they do a check it comes up with a flag for firearms. This is based on what happened to a friend of mine - he got stopped for a random breath test and the office in the car knew that he was an FAC holder.
Random breath tests are illegal!
Beath tests can only be carried out if there is resonable suspicion if the driver has alcohol in his body or has comitted a moving traffic offence or has been involved in accendient
Road of lubbish, they will just say they thought they could smell alcohol and go ahead anyway.
It is often pointed out that UK government officials treat George Orwell’s “1984” less like the dire warning it was intended to be, and more as an instruction manual. Further evidence of this was provided this week when an astute member of the UK shooting community brought attention to an admission that UK intelligence agencies are using centralized records of UK firearm owners in their efforts to target “terrorists.”
An article featured on the blog UK Shooting News points to the initial draft of the Investigatory Powers Bill, a controversial and wide-ranging piece of government surveillance legislation derisively known in the UK as the Snoopers’ Charter. The legislation was given a second reading in Parliament on March 15.
Political Correctness is the language of lies, written by the corrupt , spoken by the inept!
