So peacefully projecting an unedited picture that doesn't breach anyone's privacy or spill any secrets, is 'malicious communication'.
And telling thousands of rioters-in-waiting that they need to 'kill or be killed' isn't.
Thames Valley Police said four people were arrested on suspicion of malicious communications after the images were seen.
Oh look, the truth is malicious!
"Malicious communications"? A heinous crime indeed! So when is Trump getting arrested for it, together with most if not all politicians?
Yeah, that's the UK for ya. A ton of random bullshit laws lol
If that's malicious communication then Tommy Robson probably is up for the death penalty. Except strangely not.
What even is the crime? Is projecting light onto a surface now considered vandalism?
What is the charge? Projecting an image? Projecting a succulent incriminating image?
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