Morrisons no longer allowed to use their ANPR camera

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[iHelpSolveIt]

Report to West Yorkshire police 🤣 that they're breaking the law by pretending to be police

[Ash-pnlb]

I think lou is explaining this to Andy! (Little britain) 🤣🤣

[Drumbo]

You can see where they taped over the police emblem to cover it.

[drummerbod]

As an ANPR installer... ANPR cameras can be used anywhere with the permission of the land/property owner. However, the operator must have clear guidelines on data retention and access. This can be requested due to GDPR.

[canturgan]

Impersonation of Police is a criminal offence.

[gasmanrus]

I was waiting for a voice to say ‘I want that one’

[shaunmilner]

If that’s a Morrisons carrier bag that blown the budget 😂

[Sitdown]

I really want this bloke to say…… do you want this one Andy! No I don’t like it 😂😂😂😂😂

[smokeango]

Act 1996, Section 90.

90Impersonation,  etc.

(1)Any person who with intent to deceive impersonates a member of a police force or special constable, or makes any statement or does any act calculated falsely to suggest that he is such a member or constable, shall be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to a fine not exceeding level 5 on the standard scale, or to both.

[hadj]

I stopped shopping at my local Morrisons since they installed one of these cameras

[danielhoulton]

From a retail security professional that has been attacked countless times by shoplifters, whether it's knives, needles, guns, biting, spitting you name it... Just because they think they have the right to steal to fund a drug habit, and then drive off in their motors without an MOT / Insurance... Thanks for making our job that little bit harder. With a shoplifter that routinely uses a vehicle as part of their MO, ANPR in car parks could help identify them on entry to the site and therefore assist a security guard in intervening before the offender has anything to lose, therefore minimising violence. It also helps capture an offenders VRN without the risk of human error and could easily assist in compiling incidents. But you, instead of raising your GDPR/ personal privacy concerns and asking how a middle ground can be met, decide to essentially assist the offenders. Outstanding citizen.

[prg]

No one expects the Spanish Inquisition.

[Andy-sheq]

that's it I'm done with morrisons now boycotted for being tyrannical, it's like they are government/ police agents

[Dokus]

Why has a Morrisons cctv van got complete police livery?
I’m pretty certain impersonating the police is illegal.
Let alone driving around fully marked vehicles as a civilian.
And why have the police let it slide???

[WhatDemocracy]

West Yorkshire police one of the worst in the world. Literally let peds walk around untouched

[ThePebble]

Won’t shop at Morrisons since it was taken over by a huge American conglomerate, it’s also super expensive now, and they ruined Morrisons more club too

[Sohave]

The fact that they even have that Orwellian surveillance van is complain worthy. Keep complaining till the surveillance state is gone.

[Authentic_og]

Sad when a private business is sticking their business into your business.
Good on ya fer exposing this over reach of perceived power.
Supermarket managers should hang their heads in shame.

[rmzxr]

Never pay a fine applied by a private company. The courts will never go near it because it’s a civil matter.

[Manu-Official]

Errrr, what's a supermarket logo doing on a police vehicle?