Surveillance - on a budget

Poppy9

Zazen999 wrote: »

So, say you find out it IS someone maliciously throwing bread into your garden and you have the photos to prove it.

What are you going to DO about it?

Hit her with a Baton and then Roll him along the ground and Slice h her Baps.

jenniewb

OP you have a landlord? even better! get them to deal with it instead of the council! (may even be a bit faster!)

First let them know this is happening, then they may worry it would incourage other ASBO type people who would bringdown the overall demand in price for the property.

Then let them know its affecting you so badly (you are unwell?) that you are seriously considering moving (weather or not you are) this may get the landlord to actually do something.

But tresspass is tresspass, as far as I was aware, if its private land there are laws about it. If all else fails, get the police involved.

Nip it in the bud, and don't waste your money on trying to get pictures of them, you will probably find some stupid law protecting the criminal and their "rights".

Looking forward to your reporting back on what you chose to do, good luck.

daska

If we wait for the landlord there'll be a bread mountain to rival the EU wine lake. The police, quite rightly, have higher priorities - so far there's no actual 'harm'. We don't want to be nasty about it but this does affect our daily life. So, if it's who we think it is then, as long as we have evidence of his behaviour, if he fails to stop of his own accord we'll give the info to the police and to his employer if he's in uniform.

daska

As I understand it trespass is a civil, rather than a criminal offence, unless there's harm done, in which case the police can get involved and other laws can be used to prosecute.

handimick

You can buy a very cheap simple camara that fits via a scart lead to the video and set video recording, if something happened then just watch the video, you can get a four hour tape, which could be set at differing times..