When Urban exploring goes wrong...

[Neil79]

I just watching this first i've seen it and the cops are

They've heard it all before
" And this is the norm is it, creeping in to dark places and taking pictures? "

Could the fact they that they are claiming to be from a photography group, all have camera's and tripods be photographers from a camera club?

 

[Neil79]

They were trespassing. Regardless of what their memberships are, its still not allowed. They got caught, it happens.

True but it's what the cops were coming out with!

Basically they are lieing and in to rob the place, " It's a likely story "

The fact that they all have camera's and tripods

 

[Neil79]

I'll remember to pack my tripod and camera if I go to rob somewhere. Just taking some photos, 'honest guv

Na

"Look guv lets just get this over with I've taken photo's of the crime scene for you"

 

[Neil79]

Its mrk. lol

LOL

Mrk was still in the building, he's so good at it even the dogs can't find him

 

[Neil79]

So all you urbanators have you had any run ins?

It's heras fencing and if installed correctly should be difficult to move. I've got zero tolerance for this due to working with the commercial development industry, it costs projects tens of thousands dealing with security and damages caused to said security. Now I'm not saying this is all down to urbex at all, I'm fully aware of the "code" and even like some of the stuff. It just gets my goat when people think it's perfectly acceptable to break into private property, this wasn't a simple walk in access property, and lets not even think about the police money/time/resources wasted on this.

Well maybe if the security allowed access if it was done through legal channels people wouldn't have to go through this rubbish , I went right to the top to get access to an asylum even for charity and they said NO.