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April 27th, 2008

Spy law ‘used in dog fouling war’

Seriously, for dog fouling? Is this what RIPA 2000 was developed for? Of course if a long list of public authorities are included within the law, they will make use of it for whatever crime investigation related purpose.

Spy law ‘used in dog fouling war’: “A survey of councils finds some spy on litter louts and owners of dogs who foul public places, using laws designed to track criminals and terrorists.”

(Via BBC News.)

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