The Tallinn court said on Wednesday. The court says: people can photograph police buildings. The police cannot prohibit this.
A man named Janno Saar wanted to photograph a police building. But the court says: this is not prohibited. The police say: photographing from the street is allowed.
The police say: security has changed. They want to prohibit photography. But the court says: the law does not forbid this.
A police employee says: the police monitor the buildings. If they see something suspicious, they react quickly. The police put up signs on buildings: "Do not photograph". If a person photographs, the police ask: "Why?"
The court's decision is not final. It can be appealed within 30 days.