Rogerborg
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"get a film weapon crime reference number " WUT?
I have to wonder: what else did they expect to happen?
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Rubber Machete
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"get a film weapon crime reference number " WUT?
I have to wonder: what else did they expect to happen?
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Lol, yesterday it was remarked about the number of "thick cnuts" Airsoft seems to attract (present company accepted?), but what's worse:
A. Thick cnuts who put up posts asking "I'm making a film, can I wave rifs around in the street"
B. Thick cnuts who just go out & do it.
The mind boggles ?
That would be a Film weapon CAD number and students who can’t work their ears
https://www.met.police.uk/SysSiteAssets/media/downloads/central/advice/filming/guidelines-filming-location-london.pdf
CAD being Computer Aided Despatch - used by taxi firms and the emergency services. I would hope that the Mets CAD is quite refined and a movies CAD reference as a result of a proper application would advise the 999 despatch call centre so that they would still send a response just in case it’s a real incident near to a filming location
(also with the criminal arms dealer who committed offences whilst using Bond films as a cover would be in the back of the mind of someone who had been involved in bond films and creating a film school)
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It is based on old British Airways baggage handling software.
Despite clearly having photos of Sig MCXs.
Rogerborg
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Which was itself derived from the British Linen Bank's paperclip inventory system running on a UNIVAC.
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