Yes
The best way to capture a bailiff's Photo ID is to ask them to hold it up to your Wifi video doorbell camera.
It is the practice for bailiffs to show a fake photo ID, usually a police-like warrant card and a badge,[1] or point to a sticker on their body-worn camera, often called a video badge, so you have to get close up to their camera to see it.
The best way is to ask the bailiff to hold their court issued photo ID to your camera.
Bailiff's body-worn video ID camera, or video badge with photo ID.
Bailiffs point to camera to show you their ID so its secretly captures your mugshot
It is a six inch laminated card bearing a Photo ID and signed by a judge
Bailiffs might flash a police-like warrant card and badge to make them appear more police-like
This is an offence under section 90 of the Police Act 1996.[2]
Bailiffs might flash a police-like warrant card and badge to make them appear more police-like
This is an offence under section 90 of the Police Act 1996.[2]
A genuine police officers warrant card and badge.
[1] See Why bailiffs show fake ID when the court issues official photo ID
[2] Section 90 of the Police Act 1996
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