Is it legal to film police South Australia?

Is it legal to film police South Australia?

Yes. Everywhere in Australia, the law says you can record in public, even if the police tell you to stop but you need to be aware of your legal obligations. Generally, you can also record conversations or activities that are ‘public’ even if they happen on private property.

How do I report a police officer in South Australia?

Report an incident to South Australia Police (SAPOL) including traffic incidents, lost or stolen property, suspicious activity, and missing persons….Report any suspicious behaviour or activity to:

  1. National Security Hotline 1800 123 400.
  2. Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000.
  3. South Australia Police 131 444.

Do you have to give police your name South Australia?

You have to give your full name, address and date of birth if: the police think you have broken, or are breaking, the law. the police think you can help them investigate a crime.

Do you have to give police passwords?

There is no legal obligation for a password to be provided at this stage, and in many cases it may be advisable not to do so. Following this, the police may serve a section 49 notice on the suspect requiring disclosure of the relevant protected information.

Can you complain about police?

If you are unhappy about something that happened to you that involves the police, you can make a complaint. Police forces need to know when something goes wrong so they can try to make things better. The best way to make a complaint is to contact your local police force.

What does a police Ombudsman do?

This Office provides an independent, impartial system for the handling of complaints about the conduct of police officers. We will deal with those complaints in a manner which is free from any police, governmental or sectional community interest and which is of the highest standard.

How many police does South Australia have?

As of 30 June 2017, South Australia Police had 4948 active sworn members, including 339 cadets in training and 132 protective services officers, as well as approximately 920 civilian staff operating across 28 metropolitan and 110 regional police stations….

South Australia Police
Stations 138
Website
www.police.sa.gov.au