Would it be illegal to forward CCTV footage of someone committing a crime to their employer? (UK)
<p>An incident has occurred where an individual in a private business committed an offence (common assault/battery).</p>
<p>As expected the police seem fairly unmotivated or interested however a quick Google search reveals the persons highly active online, consistently promoting themselves in the light of 'positive behaviour', 'be kind to each other' &amp; 'inclusive, understanding, loving' (you know the type).</p>
<p>My question is if the police do not follow up or action anything as all information identifying the person will be forwarded over, would it be unlawful to send the CCTV to their employer?</p>
<p>I am personally leaning towards the answer is yes, if crimes would it fall under?</p>
<p>This person behaved when entirely unprovoked (I'm keeping details understandably few for obvious reasons) but I can assure you there was no reason for them to behave in this way.</p>
<p>So would this be unlawful to forward the details on if it came to it?</p>

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