I was checking Rule of Six, not looking at her tits!
WHEN the authorities came knocking on Giles King’s door with accusations he used his drone- mounted camera to spy on neighbours’ bedrooms, he was MORTIFIED.
The local council worker, 31, insisted he was only following the orders of feisty Home Secretary
Priti Patel and spying on his neighbours to ensure they adhere to strict new COVID rules.
Last week Ms Patel encouraged citizens to report any neighbours breaking the so- called “Rule of Six”, which forbids gatherings of more
than six people.
Mingle
The draconian assault on civil liberties even makes it an offence – in Ms Patel’s view – for groups of more than six meeting by chance in the street, to stop and chat and “mingle”.
But the law is the law and, as secretary of his local Homewatch scheme in North Wales, Giles claims to take his responsibility for helping to uphold it seriously.
Now on police bail, he said: “The very idea that I was using my drone to take footage of next door’s 18- year- old daughter undressing in her bedroom and coyly slipping off her crisp, white panties is beyond preposterous.
“And footage that was found on my camera of Mrs Johnson from No. 11 using a sex toy on her fleshy private parts was captured accidentally.
“I was checking that my neighbours were abiding by the Rule of Six – and I’m delighted to say that they are.”
A police insider said that in 300 hours of footage filmed by Giles, 260 involved women undressing or in a similar intimate situation.
However, there was no video evidence of any of Giles’s neighbours breaking Government regulations.
Anti- masker
One neighbour, who asked not to be named for fear of being branded an “anti- masker” by COVID zealots, said: “Rule of Six, my eye. Than man’s a ruddy pervert and everyone around these parts knows it.”