Privacy complaint launched over CBSA reality TV show

Company responds to allegations

On Tuesday Force Four Entertainment issued the following response:

"In response to allegations made by theBC Civil Liberties Associationtoday,Force Four Entertainmentrefutes the claim that any person's rights were violated.

"With the exception of one convicted sex offender and two convicted drug traffickers, everyone featured in an identifiable manner in Border Security has given their verbal permission at the beginning of filming, and their written permission at end of filming.

"For added measure, signage is visible throughout all filming locations. Without exception,everyonein the background is blurred and unidentifiable. This has been true for every episode since the beginning of the series.

"...Force Four EntertainmentandCBSAcontinue to protect the privacy of everyone filmed for our series. It's our top priority and always has been."