Search For Movie Piracy Equipment Was Invasion of Privacy

[p2p rules]

A Canadian court has ordered a cinema to pay $10,000 damages after staff searched a family’s bags looking for camming equipment, but ended up breaching their privacy. The search by staff also turned up something embarrassing in older daughter’s bag. Mom had no idea. Not impressed.

Last week a judge ruled that the staff did indeed breach the privacy of the family and ordered the cinema to pay $10,000 CAD ($9,000 USD). Signs at the point of ticket purchase must clearly state that there is a bag search in place and staff must not put their hands inside people’s bags. Cinema Guzzo failed on both counts, not to mention causing sensitive problems within a family and guaranteeing that they never, ever come back as customers. Fail all round then.

torrentfreak

[Forested665]

LMFAO youve got to read that story and some of the comments.

[GhostShip]

Its just not funny when you look at it in the cold light of day, copyright extremist organisations and their lackies are a real threat to us all and must be resisted where possible, if a cinema treats you like  criminal then dont give them any of your custom and tell all your friends what a shabby groups of businesses operate such places.