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Waterford Warden Camera Footage Missing or Unclear

Waterford traffic wardens carry body-worn cameras, and the Council's own policy says they should be used. You can request the footage of what the warden saw. If the camera was turned off, the footage has been lost, or the footage does not actually show what the warden described, you have a strong basis to challenge the ticket.

Legal basis

Waterford City and County Council Body-Worn Camera Policy; standard rules of evidence; Data Protection Act 2018 / UK GDPR (subject-access right to footage held about appellant).

How to identify this in your case

Any Waterford FCN where the offence description depends on the warden's observation rather than fixed evidence (e.g. clamped vehicle, photographed double-yellow). The footage should exist.

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