A quick-thinking police officer spotted a 49-year-old man taking photos of Christmas lights and busted him on the spot for not having a camera license. When the photographer failed to produce a license (which would have been a neat trick, since there's no such thing as a camera license in England or any other free nation) the officer kept the world safe from terror by making the man delete all the photos in the camera.
- London cops declare war on photography
- Manchester man arrested for alleged sewer-grate photography, held as a terrorist
- Current TV on photo bans in UK
- UK Police seize amateur photographer's film
- UK photographer chased down and detained for taking pix at fun fair
- Photographers win British war on photography?
- UK cop: 'War on terror means no pictures of police vans in disabled parking spots'
- UK man hassled by cop for not having a "camera license"
- UK mall bans grandparents for trying to photo their grandkids
- Another London photographer arrested for "terrorism" (i.e. "taking a picture of a public building")
- Photographer beaten, detained in London for being "cocky" to policeman who implies she is a terrorist
- I'm a Photographer Not a Terrorist campaign for photographers' rights
- UK cops threaten to bust woman who videos her boyfriend's search on terrorism charges
- Video: English cops terrorism-harassing photographer for taking photos of town Christmas decorations
- Middlesbrough cops, goons and clerks grab and detain photographer for shooting on a public street
- Brit photographer who shot demolition of flyover arrested for terrorism
- Police warn UK man that taking photos of "hooded teenagers" is illegal taking
- UK Home Secretary green-lights harassment of photographers in public places
- British cops deliver Catch 22 to photographers: you're not allowed to know which areas you're not allowed to photograph
- UK to introduce "photograph a cop, 10 years in jail" law
- BBC photographer prevented from shooting St Paul's because he might be "al Qaeda operative"
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