article_snippet.sent: Kieron Power’s wife had previously been given a £110 ticket for stopping in the same place for 45 seconds behind a police car and van.
article_snippet.sent: A week after Kieron Power’s wife received the ticket given out by a council CCTV ‘spy car’, A week after she received the ticket given out by a council CCTV ‘spy car’ went back to gather evidence of police cars parked at the stop in Kingston upon Thames, South-West London.
article_snippet.sent: Kieron Power Kieron Power was pulled over and questioned under anti-terror laws after taking these pictures of police vehicles parked in a bus stop .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Power, 54, from Esher, Surrey, was on his way home after taking the photographs when a police car came up behind his with a police car blue lights flashing.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Power, 54, was stopped in a pincer manoeuvre by a pair of police cars after he took photographs of two vehicles parked up in a bus stand - because he wife was given a £110 ticket for doing the same thing .
article_snippet.sent: ‘The police vehicles parked on the bus stand are part of the Met’s Safer Transport Command and have been given permission by the local authority to park there.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Power said: ‘I appreciate that police cars need to stop wherever police cars can for operational matters, but The police vehicles parked on the bus stand are always there.
article_snippet.sent: It’s one rule for The police vehicles parked on the bus stand and one rule for us, I suppose.
highlights_snippet.sent: Kieron Power took photographs of police vehicles parked in a bus stand .
  