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Obstruction of a police officer in the course of his duty (section 89(2) Police Act 1996).
The crucial thing here is that the cop must be acting in the course of his duty. This does not mean everything a cop does. For example if you are told to move and you refuse, you cannot then be obstructing a police officer in the course of his duty if there was no law requiring you to move in the first place.
does this mean that if a policeman wants to get at some one and tells you to move that you don't have to? human shield, like? |
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