UKCPS - parking charge for 'Driver - observed leaving site

theoretica

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

Umkomaas said:

Report the photographer to the police - suspect behaviour, unsolicited photographing of young (vulnerable?) women at dead of night, needs investigating urgently.

I have to say when I read that a man had taken a photo of her at the car and then as she walked away, I thought how creepy is that. A woman alone being photographed by some random stranger late at night. 

I'd have felt very nervous and vulnerable under those circumstances

ETA just seen the op's latest post that her daughter wasn't alone! But what if she had been?

I interpreted photos as being stills from CCTV.  Someone running around with a camera seems less likely.

Grizebeck

theoretica said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

Umkomaas said:

Report the photographer to the police - suspect behaviour, unsolicited photographing of young (vulnerable?) women at dead of night, needs investigating urgently.

I have to say when I read that a man had taken a photo of her at the car and then as she walked away, I thought how creepy is that. A woman alone being photographed by some random stranger late at night. 

I'd have felt very nervous and vulnerable under those circumstances

ETA just seen the op's latest post that her daughter wasn't alone! But what if she had been?

I interpreted photos as being stills from CCTV.  Someone running around with a camera seems less likely.

Happens all the time . You would be surprised

Coupon-mad

Yes, 'leaving the site' allegations (a favourite scam of ex-clampers UKPC and UKCPS) are always done not by CCTV but by some goon hiding in a car then leaping out with their iphone.

patient_dream

I agree with Umkomaas and report to the police.

In this day and age ladies are at risk.  The man might be employed by the PPC but he is still a man wondering around at night

Umkomaas

patient_dream said:

I agree with Umkomaas and report to the police.

In this day and age ladies are at risk.  The man might be employed by the PPC but he is still a man wondering around at night

Some ladies were very trusting of Met police officers!

theoretica

Grizebeck said:

theoretica said:

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

Umkomaas said:

Report the photographer to the police - suspect behaviour, unsolicited photographing of young (vulnerable?) women at dead of night, needs investigating urgently.

I have to say when I read that a man had taken a photo of her at the car and then as she walked away, I thought how creepy is that. A woman alone being photographed by some random stranger late at night. 

I'd have felt very nervous and vulnerable under those circumstances

ETA just seen the op's latest post that her daughter wasn't alone! But what if she had been?

I interpreted photos as being stills from CCTV.  Someone running around with a camera seems less likely.

Happens all the time . You would be surprised

Yup - I am! 

Half_way

Boat_to_Bolivia said:

Umkomaas said:

Report the photographer to the police - suspect behaviour, unsolicited photographing of young (vulnerable?) women at dead of night, needs investigating urgently.

I have to say when I read that a man had taken a photo of her at the car and then as she walked away, I thought how creepy is that. A woman alone being photographed by some random stranger late at night. 

I'd have felt very nervous and vulnerable under those circumstances

ETA just seen the op's latest post that her daughter wasn't alone! But what if she had been?

Add in the fact that parking company employees can easily get someones home address/ contact details etc without a background check / criminal record check/DBS check etc and it opens up a whole new realm of possibilities for creepyness and worse

melb

that site has ANPR and CCTV rather than a man in a van I think

Coupon-mad

melb said:

that site has ANPR and CCTV rather than a man in a van I think

It may do, but not for an accusation of leaving the site.  99% certainly a hapless idiot on foot who can't get a real job.

Boat_to_Bolivia

melb said:

that site has ANPR and CCTV rather than a man in a van I think

Possibly, but I'd bet on it was more likely a man with a phone