That upskirting is to be made a criminal offence.
I presume to protect the snowflakes they will have to make uptrousering an offence too.
Worlds gone mad.
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That upskirting is to be made a criminal offence.
I presume to protect the snowflakes they will have to make uptrousering an offence too.
Worlds gone mad.
Hard to believe it isn't already
I work at a local paper in England. We reported on a case where a teacher took pictures up girls' skirts during exams, but he ended up having a criminal case against him dropped because the current law didn't fit what he did. There is a massive gap in the law and this should fill it.
He got struck off as a teacher, but faced no justice for what he did. Shameful really.
You don’t think taking an unwanted photo up someone’s skirt should be illegal then?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
Crazy, he didn’t get any sort of criminal record? Surely he’s a danger to kids if he’s doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomm
Nope. No current law fitted the crime. They tried to prosecute him for making indecent images, but the images weren't, to use a horrible phrase 'indecent enough' for that so the judge had to dismiss the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
He got no criminal record that would show up on a DBS check, but banned from working as a teacher/teaching assistant was the only punishment.
Crazy you can do that to kids without being put on a register, at least he isn’t a teacher any more.
At least it will stop you perverts.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
You think this measure is wrong? Have you daughters?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
The vast majority of cases of this sort are carried out against teenage girls. Do you really think this shouldn't be made illegal? If its not made an offence, what measure is there to prevent it?
I do worry about the likes of you.
In fairness, he does think Bitcoin will bring him unfathomable wealth!Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth
By that do you mean men?Quote:
Originally Posted by Auntie Andy
About time, i do feel intimidated when wearing my sarong in the early evenings of the summerQuote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
I think she means whoever is taking upskirt photosQuote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R
Of course!
The Daily Sport ( or spurt ) has been doing this for years.
I remember being in the pub when someone had a copy of the Spurt with
an upskirt of Emma Watson when she was about 18 flashing her pants and pubes
as she did so.
" Hairy Potter " was the pictures caption.
Just one of thousands posted by them. Hope the law gets people and papers
for past offences like this.
It's disgusting, paperazzi crouching down to car seat level to take pictures up young women's skirts as they get out of cars, but if you or I do it to the students who live next door then apparently it's harrassment.
Once again it's one rule for one and another for the rest of us.