I can only speak for the Speed Enforcement Section of the D & C constabulary, not that I work there.
In the question and answer section,
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There is not normally a printed photograph, only a reel of processed film. Prints are only taken when a case is heard in court. It is the policy of this Force not to send out prints by request but offenders have the right to view the offence by appointment.
That I believe has now been overturned, although I am still getting info that, refusing to send photographs still goes on. And I wonder why, when I have explained to them several times why a request should not be refused.
dw190 wrote
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Not in Lancashire. No Points given.
Peter