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Dear Mr Wilson,

Council Disclosure Reference – D21 – 315

Thank you for your email requesting CCTV footage on Old Steine bus stop.

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From: Brighton and Hove City Council <[email address]>
Sent: 04 January 2022 15:18
To: Data Protection <[email address]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - CCTV of Bus Stop at Old Steine
opposite Sainsburys

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Dear Brighton and Hove City Council,

I would like to request the CCTV of the bus stop situated opposite
sainsburys at the Old Steine, for the date 04/01/2022 between 12:00 and
12:30.

The reason for the request is a crime committed by a bus driver who I
believe has purposefully splashed pedestrians by driving at a speed
through a large puddle.

This caused me and one other pedestrian to be drenched in low temperature
environments.

Yours faithfully,

Zakary Wilson

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