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Do police have to take sunglasses off?
A rulebook states that shades hide the eyes and can intimidate people on the street. They are still allowed for police drivers who might be blinded by sunlight during a high-speed chase. But, unless medically prescribed, they must otherwise ‘be removed when contact is made with members of public’.
Can a police officer wear sunglasses?
This only applies to officers and staff who wear a uniform. Lenses must be made of clear plastic (this is what most standard subscription lenses are made of). They must not be: too dark – your eyes should still be visible through the lenses.
What sunglasses do the police use?
All Police lenses are Optical Class 1 eliminating optical distortion. Most Police lenses are CR39 except where a mirror coating is applied. In these cases a polycarbonate lens is used. The mirror coating significantly reduces the amount of light , which can be transmitted through a pale coloured lens.
Why do police have sunglasses?
Originally Answered: Why do police officers wear sunglasses? Keeps the sun out of your eyes. Also, if they’re dark enough the people on the other side can’t see where you’re looking. That was always handy on the Secret Service protective details and sometimes on surveillance.
Why do police officers wear sunglasses?
Do you have to remove your sunglasses before entering the bank?
KETV NewsWatch 7 sent a reporter into the bank wearing sunglasses and the person was immediately asked to remove them. Customers said it’s been that way for a long time. “I had my stocking hat on, and they said, ‘Oh, you have to remove your hat and your hood and your glasses before you come in,'” customer Denise Hilger said.
Can the police take your photo without your permission?
The police must follow proper procedures to take these, including following special rules for young people or people with a cognitive disability or mental illness. You do not have to participate in an identification parade. Police must get your permission before taking your photo.
What should I do when dealing with the police?
When dealing with the police it is important to remember you have rights, but you also have responsibilities. You can avoid problems if you are sensible and keep your cool. If the situation gets out of control, stay calm, remember your rights and get legal advice quickly.
Can the police legally force you to have a search?
Getting searched. The police can only search you or your property in certain situations. If the police do not have the legal right to search you, they cannot force you to have a search. However, if the police are allowed to search you and you try to stop it happening you can be charged with ‘hindering’ police.