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Beastie 23 May 17 11.53am | |
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Last night’s attack only shows that a bomber wouldn’t need to get into the stadium.
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simonmdt x 23 May 17 12.02pm | |
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I do believe the OP was simply asking about the legality of the search and was not objecting to the concept of being searched in the first place
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VKR1888 London 23 May 17 1.44pm | |
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Originally posted by simonmdt
I do believe the OP was simply asking about the legality of the search and was not objecting to the concept of being searched in the first place
Does not come across that way.
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simonmdt x 23 May 17 2.15pm | |
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Originally posted by VKR1888
Really!?? And yet he asks only two questions. "Does anyone out there actually know what powers stewards have when carrying out a search?" AND "Anyone got any idea whether this is legal?"
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DopeyDad Victoria 23 May 17 6.05pm | |
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Just to follow up. I have no problem about being searched. I do have a problem with someone putting their hands in my pockets without explicit permission. Which is why I questioned what the law is. It is absolutely essential for searches to be carried out: as has been mentioned, flares and bangers are certainly dangerous and should be confiscated. The security issue as a result of last night is important. However, a pat down search of someone wearing jeans and a football shirt is all that is required to prove that nothing explosive is being carried, surely?
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