Park With Ease Threatening To Enhance CCTV Footage & Refusing To Remove My Keeper Data

Ralph-y

have a look at this ...

what is the court like ...
 Have a look at this short video:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=n93eoaxhzpU

so..... again not like the TV

Ralph

nosferatu1001

They could present the pictures and.... ntohing. 
They cant adduce them as evidence of anyone iun particular. They cant require you to identify theperson in them, becaue theyre not good enough (they wont be, they cant be, what you see in NCIS isnt posssible in real life) and they done meet ANY evidential standard as regards IDing a living person. 
Youre worried over nothing. Theyre liars. Remember, they will lie to you. 

MothballsWallet

As a slight aside, OP, I've always thought that NCIS, CSI, etc., always ramped up their tech ability to basically scare people away from committing crimes because they'd think "I'll get caught because the police lab have all this advanced tech".

Redx

nataliek5 said:

Redx said:

if they had these human pictures they should disclose them in the SAR as your right under the old DPA which is now the GDPR

as a data controller they have to provide you with all your data about you and your vehicle when you do the SAR, plus when they provide their exhibits to you and to the court , in the build up to the actual court case

if they ran a database check on those pictures , they should disclose it

as Umkomaas says , ask for those pics in your SAR , put johnny on the spot

So are you saying that (if by some unlikely event they do enhance the images) they couldn't just present these images in court?
To be honest I'm terrified of going to court regardless of whether I win or lose..... I know it's unlikely but there's still a very slim chance  
What if they show the images in court and it turns out to be someone I know? Or the judge thinks it looks like me? I'd lose the case then wouldn't I? Would court fees then be added to the total amount owed??

They would have to divulge them in their evidence a few weeks before , plus they would have broken the law in not providing them in the reply to your SAR

They cannot just rock up in court with undisclosed evidence , an ambush , the evidence presented would normally be inadmissible

The court is only there to decide who owes who and how much , the judge is the referee

They won't put you in prison , they won't confiscate your pet , they won't put you in the stocks and they won't bring back hanging

I would be more worried about a shoplifting charge or actual bodily harm as a court case , than a dispute over a few hundred pounds , I don't remember anyone on Judge Rinder having to encounter Madame le guillotine

On a side note , Xand Van Tullekan looks exactly like his twin brother Chris , spooky or what ?

nataliek5

Thanks all. You guys have made me laugh as well as assure me there is nothing to worry about. 
I have asked PWE to provide the "enhanced images" so that I can "assist them in identifying the driver". Lol. 
I have also asked them to stop equita from contacting me until they can prove that I am liable. Not sure what will happen there but I guess I can only ask.
I will try to write a SAR request.... hoping to find a template somewhere - I will search the forum and update you all if I hear anything further.
Thanks 

Umkomaas

I have asked PWE to provide the "enhanced images" so that I can "assist them in identifying the driver". Lol. 

Well done, a great leap of faith. I commend that. 

I will try to write a SAR request.... hoping to find a template somewhere - I will search the forum 

As you've swung along with us, I'll help you with that ....

https://legalbeagles.info/library/guides_and_letters/court/subject-access-request/

Redx

Include these enhanced images into that SAR request as a specific item , plus all your data including pictures , documents etc , I do not believe that any reasonable enhanced images will arrive , just the usual docs and pics everyone gets

nataliek5

Thanks again

nataliek5

Sorry, final question, how would you recommend sending the SAR? via email? Thanks 

nosferatu1001

Yes, via email, direct to their DPO which you can find by looking on their website.