Where? Thats the impression you gave when you typed
"I am aware that the drugs lovingly caressed by the Levy camera lens "
"If Levy was not filming the police investigation ... why did he apparently 'own' the copyright to the videos?"
As for Grime, wrong, he was not a contractor to a foreign police force...he was a serving uk police officer at the time . Neither did he "band about" anything...if he had "banded about" the PDL dog videos they would have been in the papers or elsewhere months and months before the case archiving. I am fairly positive he mayl have signed something limiting his usage of said recordings and as a seasoned professional, and working closey on the case with Harrison, that may not even have been necessary!
Stop all the hyperbole and outrage and lets get back on topic, sorry GU
Please do not quote me out of context.
Martin Grime was contracted to work in Jersey. To get the job he showed a video of his dogs working in Praia da Luz on an active Portuguese case to a British police officer.
The case was active ... three arguidos had not yet been cleared ... the video was evidence ... the secrecy law was well and truly breached.
The fact that the prolonged shots of Mr Healey's medication seemed important to someone shows that drugs were not out of the equation. Making it so much more of a pity the PJ didn't bother checking the twins when it mattered.