job center permission to assault members of the public

been watching this

to understand what went on you need to watch this video

the user is not aggresive and has chosen to wait for the police to appear than be chased up by them at a later date/time

all the recorder was doing was recording within a public access of a building which you are allowed to do



the assault by a jcp facility’s manager staff member, this wasnt on the jcp grounds but upon the public area



and finaly the update by the police people have been charged for less of a crime than this



my opinion on this is the police are turning a blind eye to the assault because its a government building and dwp staff are unaccountable for there actions

when the boot is on the other foot the police will charge to the full extent of the law

so can you record in the jobcenter within the public area well yes you can as long as your not recording peoples privacy details

Admin wrote:as long as your not recording peoples privacy details

It's a good job people don't have ears and a memory, or a bit of paper and a pen then.   Logic never has been the DWP's strong suit, too busy being haters of anyone who disagrees with the State's methods.