He took the pic INSIDE Int Alighting Berth which is
strictly
prohibited though his camera was pointing away from the
Int.
I believe you did not read what was posted earlier.
Find me the Act of Parliament that says it is illegal to
photograph at Interchanges.
AFAIK, there is no Act that says it is illegal to photograph at
Interchanges.
However, as SBSTransit and SMRT have leased the land and
building structure from the LTA, these areas are considered PRIVATE
PROPERTY.
So if you wish to enter these locations, you have to abide by
SBSTransit's and SMRT's rules, similar if someone wants to enter
your house, they have to abide by your rules. If not, they have the
liberty to kick you out, but not ask for your NRIC number or arrest
you or prevent you from leaving the place.
And therefore, please STOP USING THE WORD illegal to describe
photography at interchanges since it is not a criminal act. Use NOT
ALLOWED instead. Similarly, SMOKING NICOTINE may not be illegal,
but definitely NOT ALLOWED in my house.
NEXT, I am sure you are aware that camera lenses nowdays have
35mm equivalent focal lengths of 450mm and more which makes it easy
to shoot pictures as if you are in the Interchange itself.
Secondly, you have no real proof that these photographs have not
been doctored and probably not valid in court. Even when the
Singapore Police Force decided to go digital for their traffic
cameras, they required some sort of digital signature system to
ensure that the photographs have not been tampered with so that
they are valid evidence in court.
Only go to the police if you actually see the human being using
the nickname SBS2695H actually photographing buses in the
Interchange or have concrete and irrefutable proof of such an act.
Otherwise, it is best you keep your big gap shut and try to save
whatever dignity you have left.
Thank you for reading.
