Public Order Offence Arrest Procedure
...causing other members of the public harassment alarm distress, okay?
So that itself is technically a public order offence, which you can be arrested for.
Go on then, do it.
Okay, I can. Not saying I want to right now.
You can't.
However, if you don't give me your details I may arrest you.
I'm not giving you my details.
Okay, you're under arrest then for public order.
You don't have to say anything but it may harm your defence.
You do not mention, one question, something which you later rely on in court
and anything you do say may be given in evidence, all right?
Necessary to arrest you, do I have to tell you your name and address?
Thanks very much, all right.
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