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  • Video: Arrested for asking a policeman for his badge number | Environment | guardian.co.uk

    From the page: The Guardian has obtained this police footage of Emily Apple and Val Swain being arrested by surveillance officers after asking for their badge numbers at the Kingsnorth climate camp last year. The two women speak to Paul Lewis about their arrest, imprisonment and official complaint

    Reviewed by lazarst Jun 22, 04:47pm ( 58 reviews ) • guardian.co.uk

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  • Rated by angelacorrias on Nov 03, 11:35pm

    Unacceptable violence of UK police towards UK citizens

  • Rated by JeremySIllett on Aug 29, 8:02pm

    This video documents VERY CLEARLY that the police were out of control at previous protests. They TOTALLY over reacted and abused their power.

  • Rated by inbobwetrust on Jul 03, 5:06pm

    Typical dirty policemandry, they don't usually get filmed doing this. Sadly this is the norm. But I have to say the UK is better than 90% of the world for police. Yeah protesters, we have it pretty good here.

  • Rated by guardianvideo on Jul 01, 4:45am

    The Guardian has obtained this police footage of Emily Apple and Val Swain being arrested by surveillance officers after asking for their badge numbers at the Kingsnorth climate camp last year. The two women speak to Paul Lewis about their arrest, imprisonment and official complaint

  • Rated by Lepidus25 on Jun 23, 8:33pm

    It seems as though there are very few limits to the police force's power. They get away with this type of behaviour all the time, and there is no one there to stop them. Very rarely are these incidents recorded, meaning there is little evidence to hold police accountable. Videos like these are really the only things that can improve the situation. Public awareness is extremely powerful

  • Rated by BluePeriphery on Jun 23, 2:07pm

    what a shining beacon of democracy and human rights for the world to see

  • Rated by belladonnasativa on Jun 23, 11:43am

    Repulsive.

  • Rated by squarefrog on Jun 23, 10:29am

    Absolutely abhorrent treatment of 2 women by Police. This is precisely the reason we need to keep our right to film and photograph Police doing their business. They will try and use Section 76 of the Counter Terrorism Act to try to prosecute you for taking pictures, but you should always be allowed to document the situation. Its useful for both sides!

  • Reviewed by jumperstop on Jun 23, 9:53am

    didn't watch the whole thing because this shit happens all the time and is never going to change. a lot of police do not know a persons rights, but it did kinda look like she was resiting arrest on the ground. whether she should have been arreseted is another question.