Trespass On The Beach

[scooterbug44]

Is there a Florida law or statue I can use to prosecute when they take a photo of me in my bikini without my permission?

They SAY it's for proving trespassing, but I say they are violating my civil rights and no jury w/ females on it will vote against me on that sensitive issue!

 

[Matt J]

Can you just claim that the photo will steal your soul and they are violating your religious beliefs?

 

[swantree]

Reminds me of the song from Alice's Restaraunt......"14 color,glossy, photo's with circles and arrows w/a paragraph on the back of each one."
........what they get you for? "walking on the beach".............and they all moved away!..............."and creating a scene" ...............and they all move back!

 

[wrobert]

Is there a Florida law or statue I can use to prosecute when they take a photo of me in my bikini without my permission?

They SAY it's for proving trespassing, but I say they are violating my civil rights and no jury w/ females on it will vote against me on that sensitive issue!

So you are not allowed to take photos of bikinis on the beach?

 

[Rita]

I love that they've made the process of reporting/prosecuting someone for trespassing on 'your beach' as anal and annoying as the people who try to get folks arrested for walking on the beach!

Me too!..

What happens if you start running in circles or sidewinding when the officer tries to get a GPS reading? Is that considered "resisiting locatability", or "refusal to be accurately pinpointed"?

Reminds me of the song from Alice's Restaraunt......"14 color,glossy, photo's with circles and arrows w/a paragraph on the back of each one."
........what they get you for? "walking on the beach".............and they all moved away!..............."and creating a scene" ...............and they all move back!

..Now I've gotta get our old album out! Such a good one! Thanks for a reminder.

Thanks for the post Andy A. You made my afternoon.


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[Miss Critter]

What happens if you start running in circles or sidewinding when the officer tries to get a GPS reading? Is that considered "resisiting locatability", or "refusal to be accurately pinpointed"?

I'd pay a dollar to see that.