Are You Not Entertained?

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[@arionlexi]

A.B is top notch... Man really deserves a million subscribers facts💯

[@skandral1339]

wont be long. he'll get there. ab is a don

[@foyezali963]

He'll get there eventually

[@Andy7907]

Needs a full stop.

[@LesterCrest.I]

Regular Masterpieces From AB !

[@jeffreymiller5462]

AB agrees with you. He pinned your comment.😅

[@deepfiix]

"I need a search record" Police: "were you searched by the police?" "No I was searched by the local farmer"

[@LR69511]

I thought the same SMH

[@nocommentuk]

I think he’s got what it takes to become a detective 😂

[@donsewell7459]

It was udderly silly :)

[@stevegee8010]

Farmer's aren't allowed to do searches, it's not their field.

[@michielotsen6317]

​@@stevegee8010 take the upvote and leave!

[@agargul]

“You’re entitled to a search record, but we won’t give it to you until you surrender your right to privacy”. This sums up the state of policing.

[@hasan_z]

Right! I mean she kept saying how can I get it to you? How about you get the search record and he'll be back in a week to collect it. Doesn't need to leave name or number

[@agargul]

@@hasan_z It should be ready on the system under the incident number. AB did this before. Is this so difficult to understand?

[@hasan_z]

@@agargul I agree, it should've been. But it wasn't. So the question in this case is: where to go from here? Mistakes should be corrected not expanded upon

[@PbThunder]

Spot on!

[@user-qt2jg5ww1x]

Everybody involved in blocking the auditor getting his search record should be fired if they cannot or more likely won't do the job we pay them for.

[@roybutler4066]

I think they messed up and didn't fill out a search record thinking they would never hear from AB again , please keep us all updated while you pursue this and hold them accountable

[@jonathanbayley1551]

The officer with the fringe was actually very well-mannered and helpful. Props where it's due.

[@GRACEORT]

He is definitely of effeminate nature

[@Brasslantern007]

And sexy 😂

[@jomongjomong4190]

What a system 🤦‍♂️ No wonder police officers feel free to do what ever they like

[@TheCBC1984]

Blue wall of silence.

[@judithmatthews8460]

The refusal to give a search record at the time or a ref number unless details are given is wrong. I went to the station to report something and they started by asking my details I said No that isn’t relevant at this point. So they refused to even listen. Every single time you connect with the police they want to breach your privacy.

[@idaslpdhr]

They're getting like the Americans wanting ID,

[@NicholasAlt]

Check their policies as well as email the chief and/or whoever else is in power over the police in Britain and get them on record about this BEFORE going. Then your follow up complaint is a SLAM DUNK!

[@cjhards]

Are you gonna wait out here?? Very entertaining plod?!

[@froggydoggy8758]

The problem with the police force currently is the mentally. Too proud and far from professional

[@gregkasza1925]

Hang up, call back and asked the same question. Repeat repeat repeat.

[@stephen5608]

That young officer was the only one who seemed to actually try to solve the issue you had and acted professionally about it. He's clearly been trained up well and developed great interaction skills. More officers need to take a leaf out of his book. Great video AB 👍

[@beachlife2968]

He clearly knows it's AB and wants to come across as professional for the video.

[@walterkaiyuenpang3556]

​@@beachlife2968🎯

[@sirgreatbritain3128]

No way to win with you people.@@beachlife2968

[@TayWoode]

He’s new, they start off like that but end up dealing with so many arseholes they end up expecting the worst from people and end up being like the others in ten years

[@_Why_123]

Regarding his help, you can actually read the expression of destain on the faces of the other two!

[@user-hv5xi5iv3i]

This is how its done. Make them sweat . Let them work for the money we pay them. Also let them correct these officers that abused there power. Well done buddy for standing your ground.

[@fair98fair]

Those 4 cops are dangerous. The ring leader decided to search you and none of the other 3 spoke out and said it was wrong.

[@DMC888]

The same thing would happen if one of them was beating the shit out of you. They’re incapable of seeing the wrongdoing of fellow officers.

[@JK2OJacko]

​@DMC888 not only that, they tend to falsify evidence to try and incriminate you to justify their actions to their superiors

[@jaimieboy999]

Wait until you get strangled in a police car and the other 3 sit back and watch, that'll change you.

[@j9lorna]

Towards the end of the other video, the cop on the right put his face in his hands as if to say "Oh fuck, he's got us" just before they drove off.

[@fair98fair]

@@j9lorna You might be right. But i thought he was blocking the sun

[@ExMAB4]

There was no incident number because there was NO incident and they were not looking for anyone. Thats the likely reason they declined to provide an incident number - because there was no incident in the first place. They suddenly invented a story of looking for someone matching your description when they realised you were clue up. . If you issue proceedings in the County Court they will be forced to admit this if that's what happened. Irrefutable evidence this stop search and detention was unlawful from the very start. The incident number you were eventually given days later was probably hastily made AFTER stopping YOU ! If so, these tyrants are in deep deep hot water (perverting the course of justice is a very serious offence). It's odd to me they were unable / unwilling to provide a search record immediately after the search itself. This suggests to me no crime reference existed at the time they searched you. You don't need to provide a name either, the officer marks the record accordingly. Be interesting to see the time of entry for any documents found in relation to this crime number. 😀. We used to carry these blank search pads in the patrol car. I'm sure all 4 tyrants will have seen this youtube upload by now and the comments including this one. Best get in touch with the police fed rep pronto..... you will need a very very convincing reason why this stop and search was carried out on the strength of a stranger merely looking at you ! You'd think they'd have better things to do.

[@dave_ryan]

I agree, and said as much in part one, they messed up.

[@deputyrock3489]

I believe you're right. To add to your observation, the cops feebly told AB that he's not entitled to an incident number because he "wasn't the person they were looking for." Yet they stopped him, detained him, and searched him, all pursuant to that so-called person unlawfully at large. The fact that he wasn't the person they were looking for is irrelevant; the actions they forced upon him make him entitled to that information.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

yep, when they finished hassling AB they just got in their cars (our cars) and drove off. these four were the most despicable and disgusting cops i've seen in a while, totally callous.

[@judithmatthews8460]

There was some incident because that was the record on which they’d recorded they’d stopped AB but he wasn’t the person but they failed to report they’d searched him . They knew he wasn’t because the description I bet was way off they just did it because he was “looking”. I also guarantee when he went back to Bicester they had warned the guy not to show up. They lied and said he wasn’t on duty.

[@7king8debs79]

​@HarryNicholas whose cars?

[@shirleypettigrew1483]

When my son was younger him and his friends were hounded from pillar to post by the police.They were good boys just standing outside a shop was enough to get lifted.The time he was picked up with his friends and taken to the station,when I picked him up he had been held against a radiator by the police officers and had been burned.We tried to fight it but all the cameras at station apparently had broken down and pictures were fuzzy.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Dont worry the corrupt souless fallen Brothers and or fallen Sisters working in and for the corrupt police forces WILL REAP WHAT THEY SOW COME THEIR D DAYS. God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx

[@michaelscarlino1590]

Bicester police chased me with a helicopter, a bunch of cars, one car actually parked on the roundabout stopped me, and it was all a mistake, true story.

[@SonOfTheMostHighGod777]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thecontinental8978]

No search record is just a way for them to avoid accountability for illegal searches.

[@davidtodd988]

No search records because they don’t record the search There was no person that they say they were looking for

[@dave_ryan]

Thankfully there was a search record, AB recorded the whole incident and now they dig themselves an even deeper hole.

[@nocommentuk]

@@davidtodd988 The search record is to record the fact they searched someone (in this case AB). It has nothing to do work the alleged wanted person. Searches are supposed to be recorded, regardless of the outcome of the search, but police often fail to comply.

[@lozziel9662]

and they probably get away with it with the naive unsuspecting law-abiding public.

[@davidtodd988]

@@nocommentuk is that what I said

[@ConcernedCitizensEssex]

They failed to log ABs search because it was unlawful. And when it comes to copper shouting out that you are AB, isn't that breach of GDPR?

[@mre3654]

Shouting out the channel isn’t a breach. If it was his name and address etc it would be a bit different

[@bluecheesey701]

​@mre3654 yes of course it is. The copper had no right to divulge somebody else's information, after taking the guy away so his personal information wasn't heard. Don't be so stupid, use your head you idiot lol

[@Winchesterhouse1]

That is a breach 👍 if Leonardo Dicaprio went to report a crime the officers shouldn’t be telling everyone he’s an a list actor

[@carlaspinall7418]

Those four officers aww probably hiding upstairs in the building behind these two officers👊

[@eaglelensforemay7503]

Credit to that young officer who really tried yo help you out AB! The other two didnt really want to help but the young man was great and very polite

[@niceguy8260]

He did but got fucked back out with nothing i would like see what happend when he went to look and told.

[@jmcc2275]

The rest of them will put him straight as time goes on.

[@fc55pn1]

Police have no incentive to act in honour as we're forced to tolerate them under threats of, and actual acts of, violence.

[@davearmstrong2296]

HNK Solicitors will have a field day with those four officers because not only have they not followed their own police process, their detainment and search was obviously illegal.

[@allyup3404]

They've not recorded the search but unfortunately for them AB has.

[@LR69511]

Yes and I hope AB gets an apology and the monies he rightfully deserves.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

They will never be held accountable. By design.

[@donaldjames9839]

AB only has to play the video , they messed up, so badly

[@Odysseuss.]

@@thetruth9210 hmmm.

[@olfan92]

Love your channel man. been dealing with a lot of corrupt cops myself. get these people out of this job asap!

[@adamhuskins1165]

The young officer actually actually seemed to care and want to help..

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

Yeah but I'd say when he went inside the others told him not to help

[@richardkinghorn4729]

Just shows how cops are not willing to help after abusing your rights making the abuse worse than it already was. A reference number should be supplied to you at every incident so it can be chased up a lot easier than it is.

[@dantealighieri9540]

Thin blue line protecting their own. :-(

[@KingStu-kr7wz]

Yeh it's a joke. I was searched outside my own house when changing a tyre with the car jacked up with the wheel off. Apparently " a car matching this description has been involved in some violent incident on the main road, streets away" detained and searched me, didn't even look in my car then told me I can get search record online. A holes. The neighbours probably thinking I'm a criminal

[@GilbertGoldberg-qg4ij]

Police hate paperwork. Give them as much as possible

[@jamesmacdonald4195]

Best entertainment in the world .what an eye opener to dirty police.

[@grahamsmith6053]

Police abusing powers. Take them to court for illegal detainment.

[@bryangreen9672]

Gaydar working fine

[@oscarsusan3834]

Just go to court? Yeah right.

[@Odysseuss.]

@@thetruth9210 and they know it.

[@fortnitedaddy7266]

They thought he was a ape who escaped from the zoo because his knuckles drag on the ground he's so dumb

[@AC-13]

Sure is, the incompetent / corrupt fool of a halfwit 🐷 has not even bothered to record that fact.

[@azzza6553]

"One of them looks like Chucky" had me in stitches 😅😂

[@PaddyDoc]

That younger lad was really nice & helpful, bless him.

[@johnuk5160]

It's like playing civil rights athletics with all the obstacles we have to go through, they can do anything ( including breaking the law ) until its something we want need or require, this crap has to stop NOW, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@FC-ce7ij]

What a pair of twats. Trying to help who? Don't give a shit do they?

[@gregkasza1925]

Suggestions?

[@Mossyz.]

@@chuck-ep2yr If it happens here in the UK it will happen over there in the states .

[@colinfoster2191]

'Civil rights' are what they gave slaves only temporarily to have permission to leave the plantation for a specific reason as allowed by the master and were then removed upon return We need to ensure our 'common law rights' which are universal 'Human rights' is another scam as they deem 'human' to mean 'a monster' not able to own anything (Black's law Dictionary)

[@Catmad65]

Absolutely disgusting, it seems they can do what they like without consequences. And then they wonder why no one respects them anymore 😮

[@S....]

Duh.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Oh there is consequences coming on their D day and TRUST ME YOU WOULDNT WANT TO BE A POLICE OFFICER THAT HAS COMMITED CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COME D DAY.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

@@S.... Yes Duh For Some One Souless Who Doesnt Understand The Spiritual World And Realm That Awaits For All Of Us Come D Day. D Day Standing For Destination Heaven Or Destination hell

[@ckamarkothokeen]

If I could suggest something AB Brother, the guarded access function is excellent, however I had the same issues when videoing or audio recording in Court and other places, I found that if your planning to record, video or audio, to put your phone into Airplane Mode also, this stops the incoming calls from interrupting the record, combined with guard mode, Job Done! keep up the fantastic work mate!

[@martinmurray7505]

can we just acknowledge how sweet the young police officer who settled everything calmly was and went out of his way to gather information and was extremely patient.

[@jimosullivan1389]

Dont worry they will soon kick that out of him.

[@dannycarter1966]

This, sadly, lays bare how rotten and corrupt British police are these days. They originally called you over to their car asking if they could help. Then spent half an hour utterly refusing to help.

[@umarrazvi]

The line of can we help is police for what are you doing citizen explain yourself. No real care to the public just expecting automatic compliance.

[@newuk26]

The woman on the desk epitomises the police. She was friendly enough I suppose, but really didn't give a sh*t. She knew full well that you were going to take legal action against her employer, and she didn't care. They don't care because the compo comes straight from the taxpayer, and there are no consequences for them. Meanwhile we're left to pay increasingly higher tax for a piss poor police service

[@richiooi]

Its not like the tax money goes into the police back pockets. Its distributed between all emergency services. Lets be real the woman done her best to stay professional. Its extremely hard to contact someone if they have no name or contact information 😂😂

[@makdubb]

Young officer is so helpful, I'm sure he knows AB and had watched part 1, and he was humbled to happen to be in this video, very helpful young officer right there 😊

[@zeeone4492]

Just because he's going his job doesn't mean he's watched anything

[@JamesWilson-gw2ij]

Nothing like civilian staff being condescending

[@5150show]

So the cops don't want to even deal with people in open nicks anymore ? what's the point with having a nick then ?

[@thefella131]

Somewhere to keep warm and watch TV I guess.

[@mikedalt3622]

Completely pointless

[@rogerkangaroo6118]

Somewhere to hide in when AB comes back at 2pm and they dont want to talk to him.

[@BillinSD]

I am the public and I am interested :-) Especially in police abuse of authority

[@Rearda]

I wouldn’t give them my details if I’d annoyed them that much … “We know where you live” and all that!

[@padraigfinlay7810]

They failed to generated a search record because the search was illegal. It would be interesting to find out when the incident record was generated. They probably only generated the incident number because you showed up looking for the search record. The time of this incident record being logged is something you should look for. As always, great video.

[@evi6199]

Damn why am I not surprised, police falling over themselves with excuses, nothing new

[@gonzogorilla2578]

So you have to relinquish your rights to obtain a copy of the search record. A record that you are entitled to at the earliest convenience. What a bunch of self serving tyrants.

[@nocommentuk]

It’s ridiculous. A search record used to be provided straight after the search and without the need for any personal details, but it seems they’ve found yet another way to trample on people rights.

[@johnrobertson5655]

Looking forward to seeing part 3, these muppets definetely should not get off with abusing their powers, keep up the good work AB, it just lets us all see how ridiculous our police force can be 👏👏

[@sctmcg]

11:15 - "I had something to do" [shows steak] 😂😂

[@nocommentuk]

This is outrageous. They’re making it so difficult to get something that they’re legally required to give you. They’re also making it impossible to get what you’re entitled to without providing personal information that you’re not obliged to provide. Not only are they wasting your time, but they’re also wasting public resources by making it such a long winded process that wastes the time of multiple constables/ police staff (and still you didn’t get your record!). One thing the police are good at is being inefficient. If they can’t provide a search record on the spot, they need an organised system in place so people don’t have to keep going through this rigmarole.

[@adifferentname]

All government bodies excel at being inefficient. The only meaningful thing they produce is waste.

[@edeledeledel5490]

They must be very bored most of the time. If there is a traffic accident, suddenly there are about 10 policemen and 6 or 7 cars attending.

[@svenpoletka5236]

They just blame it on the victims, since that's the easiest thing for them to do and that's what they were trained to do as well. It all makes sense now!

[@MrMesospheric]

I think I'm right in saying they found no ID at Morrissons, and the name was refused. So they are left either with no record at all of the detain and search, or they have some record based on date, time and location. Also the outstanding question of, if no ID was found, why did the cops walk away after the search? If we believe their story, then he could still have been the person they were looking for. If all we need do to avoid punishment is not have ID, then we're all going to have a jolly nice time of it!

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

So after this crazy unlawful search, they want AB to meet w/ the officers who blatantly violated his rights?!!! 😖 🤤🕵️👮🏻🤤

[@stevegee8010]

I've a feeling they'll be trying to avoid any sort of meeting as they know they F'd up big time.

[@11craftycats]

Little boys playing dress up, tomorrow they'll be cowboys

[@tafawarw]

'The most searched bag in the UK!!' I died laughing. Send the emergency services please!!! Seriously, that service counter officer is a disgrace, she simply noting she cannot give you the record ignores the failure of the officers to comply with TVP and MET policy days after the incident. Truly disgraceful people in most interactions.

[@nicholasspeke3808]

The fact she could have just said "no worries sir, I see whats gone wrong here, I will email the officer involved and get him to create a search record relating to this incident and you can come back and collect it if you wish" just shows how incompetent and corrupt these people are

[@dannyimp7472]

That's what i was thinking. Baffling.

[@andrewstratford4753]

The lady was ok to be fair if she has no info she cant give it

[@john1543]

@@andrewstratford4753shrugging and saying I haven’t got it when it’s a legal entitlement and you’re the public point of contact isn’t enough. Suggesting as an alternative that the officers who abused their powers should be able to directly contact the individual who’s had their rights infringed is even worse, who would want that? She needs to do more legwork to establish what’s failed and how it can be rectified on their end rather than putting onus or further pressure on the individual

[@sunnyjim1355]

... or, AB could have simply requested to do it that way....

[@carolynjones6524]

Get a fucking life

[@rogerborg]

The lovely young copper absolutely knew who AB was and was smart enough to realise his actions would be viewed a quarter of a million times. Captain Entertainment wasn't laughing when he figured it out.

[@jimm9162]

The 15 year old on work experience who went out of his way and searched the computer twice for you saved them all from looking like a group of incompetent tossers.

[@PJ-wm9nq]

It's mind boggling; officers are at the building, yet the front desk isn't open! That driver really didn't want to help even though he should have. The others only started helping once they realised they couldn't get rid of you. A procedural nightmare that they shouldn't be allowed to get away with.

[@patrickdaly2121]

Any compensation should come out of the officer’s wages that mess up and abuse the law. That would make them think twice about abusing people’s rights. When we the tax payer have to pay for their stupidity, they will never learn.

[@GraemeSmith-kd5eb]

Any cop guilty of misconduct should be stripped of their pensions,funds given to the victims of their misdemeanors

[@Christopher-dd1ph]

Lulz. Yea and I want a unicorn. Which will happen first…any idea?

[@JustAnotherThisDJ]

Public policy will never allow this as it would deter officers.

[@rumple7551]

Just like in any other job you f-up your fired and if you f-up really bad you get prosecuted simple.

[@DMC888]

@@rumple7551not when your superiors are encouraging this behaviour. They think they’re the good guys, so bending the rules is okay.

[@thebig9720]

So let me get this right. They have a computer system where you presumably log the date, time, location and arresting officer. You can also give your personal details, but that must be optional on the system because lawfully, you don't have to give them. But the only search option on the system is the optional private details. Absolute BS. Our freedoms are being taken away from us right under our noses. Keep up the good work AB. We all need to write letters of complaint after watching these documentaries.

[@joehelferty2341]

Absolutely top rated auditing. Tyranical thugs in uniform everywhere. Hope the courts punish them. Police need retrained.

[@captivesteelnz]

After watching part 1 of this debacle, I'd be willing to bet a lifetime's work in Behavioural Science that there was nobody being looked for and they searched you simply because of their hurt butts. The clusters of behaviour all 4 of them were exhibiting every time they mentioned that you looked like someone they were searching for showed nothing but deception. The fact that there's no search record just confirms my suspicions. Go get 'em AB.

[@oceanborn1962]

They are always 'looking for someone' when they want to get your information, or 'you are acting suspiciously'. All bullshit!

[@tc5042]

Definitely agree 👍

[@just-gaming213]

Only searched him to see if he had identification on him to get his details. Abusing search powers to infringe your right to privacy

[@EyeSpyAudit]

It will be entertaining when the Chief Constable is crying signing the cheque.

[@AD-53]

Why would he cry we pay it out they have no consequences whatsoever

[@awol6739]

@@AD-53 no it all goe,s on coppers record damage,s future promotion / useing the wrong section of law can lead to section 26 which can lead to 14 yrs in prison for the coppers but you must not take an out of court settlement you must pursue your case all the way.

[@PatrickSwayzeOnDbol]

you can't fault that young lad for doing his best to help you out.

[@stephenleigh635]

The Great British Police Cover Up-with A B the new reality TV star.

[@angelamcmillan8512]

Thank you for keeping us amused..great vids you put up ..and keeping our rights against tyrants ..👍👍👍the crest is spot on your king of auditors ...

[@senianns9522]

They thought you couldn't be 'arsed' to come back at them for details of search record!--How wrong they were! Power to you AB.

[@AlexJ.Goldsmith]

Lol, when AB said 'One of the males looks like chucky' I was belly laughing

[@ClarrieBlue]

That woman at Banbury knew exactly what she was doing. She was so long at the computer she realised there was no incident raised. Very computer says no

[@peterb2272]

If she cannot give you a search record based on the incudent number, that means the officers failed to generate a search record. That's a formal complaint.

[@bodysuitguy]

Which would achieve nothing. Filed in the round cabinet, the one in the floor. That's a civil claim.

[@simonjohnson721]

I don’t want to sound like a Karen but this is absolutely disgusting. The detaining officer or officers have obviously not documented the search and tried to pass it off as you weren’t the person they were looking for so nothing is needed. Horrendous behaviour, get em AB 💪🏽

[@doesntreallymatter9368]

Constables NOT officers !

[@andreeaalexandru7811]

I could have understuud if they had the search record but they can't release it to AB because they want to protect the identity of the person searched who they don't know who it is.

[@emmanuelsamuel331]

Should have 2 phones , 1 for recording, 1 for calls.😂

[@jdubbleu1011]

The kid super de-escalated the situation. Good work.

[@dbgaming87]

There's going to be more "parts" to this than the Harry Potter franchise, with how long it takes for police to sort there own mess out. AB, I hope you take this to the limit. Stay safe and stay AB ❤

[@tc5042]

Definitely 👍

[@andrewheaton-smith4409]

Your videos are just getting better and better AB. Comedic narrative whilst exposing the men and women who really shouldn't be wearing the uniform and abusing their position. They devalue the many good officers that the force employ. I admire the fact that you put yourself in confrontational situations in order to expose these bullies. Keep up the good work!

[@roddychisholm552]

You need to be proud you are doing what all people should be doing, THANK YOU.

[@nickduffy8482]

The deliberate attempts to prevent you from having an official record of the the police interactions is truly difficult to comprehend. They MUST be held accountable for their outrageous behaviour and they should be severely disciplined for their blatant attempts to make you just give up and go away. Why are they not held to account, there is only one logical answer - because they are utterly corrupt from the top down and all the way to the most junior plods. The entire institution needs to be defunded and dismantled and the sooner the better.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Well Said God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx

[@renegade-master29]

They have masonic lodges that are police based only 🤦‍♂️

[@davidbaines5804]

A shining example of a newly trained officer. Looks about 12 stood with hands in pockets. National service needed I think. Today's police force, complete waste of space.

[@Marius_vanderLubbe]

National service will only send them off to bomb people out of their homes and cause a further influx of immigrants. Just get him cleaning toilets.

[@boztec7187]

Many years ago when I served in the military, we discussed national service with a couple of officers (Captain and Major). We realised very quickly, that we didn't want it. We had enough trouble with the ones that actually wanted to be there.

[@CivicMikey]

To be fair, he offered help and then was called an 'idiot' and shouted at. You want to play silly buggers (of course they know who you are as you live locally and have a reasonably well known KZbin channel etc.) so it works both ways ..

[@jimmyccam]

@@CivicMikey Are you blind deaf and dumb? I know a song about you. Stick to "pinball"

[@mikedalt3622]

The biggest issue of all is that the public know full well how useless they are…. But the Cunstables themselves think they are the dogs bolloxs

[@davidmcconaghy5745]

The young copper seemed like a good spud at least. He was at least trying to help and apologised that he wasn't able to get you what you wanted.

[@vortexspinner4470]

The future of law enforcement. ROBOPUPS! 🤖

[@patthewoodboy]

the police are clueless about thier own procedures , they are a waste of public money. Time to sack them all and start again , the same applies to politicians

[@froggydoggy8758]

It’s surprising how the police seem to constantly be busy yet the crime rate is through the roof.

[@richiooi]

If crime rate is high, then police officers would be busy. If no crime they wouldnt be busy....

[@alexritchie4586]

Good to know PC Sixth Former is on the beat keeping police officer's cars anonymous.

[@nathanu6759]

This is quite concerning… they knew your name without you saying it. Do you not think they’ve looked through your records and such? I’d be angry as well

[@willmarshonline]

Keep up the good work AB, can’t begin to imagine how frustrated you must’ve felt after being given the run around by pc chuckie and the rest of them imbeciles, I hope you win your claim dude👍

[@dave_ryan]

Pc Chuckie. lol

[@andrewgtiddlyt7832]

😂😂😂

[@willh1827]

You’re assuming they entered it into the “system”

[@KingDomsKingdom85]

​@whancock11 which would mean he would get an even larger payout as he has video evidence that can be verified by the supermarkets CCTV footage. It would be a huge mistake on their end.

[@MARKETMAN6789]

The young man who went to find the information for you was a credit to the police force

[@soleknight3212]

Yes a good dude

[@nocommentuk]

Yes, credit where credit’s due, he was the only helpful one in this video. He actually went out of his way to try to find a resolution and even apologised.

[@kingwatson9694]

Look again

[@rogerkangaroo6118]

He started off ok. But when AB came back at 2pm and the cop that searched him did not want to speak to AB he was more than happy to lie to AB and pretend he wasn't there and wouldnt be coming in at all (even though he was due to).

[@garytaylor2914]

Na, he knew it was an auditor, he said he recognised his voice, he wanted to throw his older colleagues under the bus

[@askme1245]

This is more serious!! No search record, although you were searched! Time to get your solicitor involved.

[@caledonianson927]

Good effort AB...they fear accountability and public scrutiny.

[@krcright9746]

Love it... Entertaining us while holding them accountable at the same time... with the added bonus of them giving you a big pay out!

[@maledatek1]

The moral of the story - Ensure you receive on the spot all necessary paperwork from any police interaction It will be mission impossible to get it after especially if the Police have broken the law. Its easy to forget in the heat of the moment but AB has filmed the interaction so has all the evidence he needs to still pursue a civil claim for what seems an illegal search. AB you have my best wishes in your pursuit of justice

[@carltonlambert7608]

Buy your own body cam.

[@Greensiteofhell]

@maledatek1 - sometimes they wont/cant give it right away. So it seems they gotta find out a solution.

[@akhan6778]

The title to this video should have been PC Nobby williams Let me Entertain you 🤣🤣

[@tonyshingler104]

Do you ever get the feeling they don’t want you to proceed with the claim, everything put in the way to block it, so where is the search record or are the police now just ignoring any official paperwork. Good video AB.👏👏

[@nocommentuk]

Luckily AB doesn’t need the search record to make a claim, however, their failure to record the search won’t work in their favour.

[@vendettarising]

part of the plan

[@S....]

That just adds up to the claim. They are digging their own grave.

[@TheGrimReaper1]

Well personally I hope TVP gives AB some money to keep him and his family in fish and chips or T bone/ fillet steaks for the next month, plus a bit of petrol money for all the running about to get his search record . Further to that I hope those four officers are throughly ashamed of themselves for this skullduggery ( and subsequent shenanigans)and are asked to write out one hundred times in their own time , “I must never, I repeat never, perform stop and searches based merely on a hunch, or just to get that persons identity.

[@jeangenie68]

In the "current climate" you're heading towards losing your bank account. These bastards need to be held to account. The Police, Government and corporations are trying to oppress and control the public. Stay safe.

[@stevenfriess9708]

This is why you need to keep SOME amount of your wealth in Bitcoin…they can’t touch it

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Puts a new spin on the Robbie Williams classic let me entertain you lol x

[@At_the_races]

The way to determine if a crime has been committed is easy, if the police attend then there is no crime.

[@shinkansenshinkansend8316]

This is called 'Drop off'. The idea is that you continue to put obstacles in the way knowing that at each obstacle a percentage of people will just give up. Then eventually they deal with the people who just aren't going to go away quietly.

[@lozziel9662]

it's the putin way- drag it out long enough, people lose interest

[@adrianbrowne7874]

No wonder your subscription numbers are still rising! Great work AB!!!

[@bmcgoo6027]

They are a criminal gang, pure and simple - and AB has had so much experience with them, I can't believe that he is still so naive to go down this route. He should have got the search record or a reference number at the time, but he never insists.

[@lizcollinson2692]

It's a phrasing issue that's not what that phrase means, but all they needed to do was apologize for the misunderstanding and move on.

[@tufty7663]

Imagine some one whom goes through a simular experience with the now famous 4 officers, imagine the person questioned by the 4 is not mentally able or confident enough to ask for the search and detainment records.. This highlights the police are still in the 1960 s mindset.

[@johnw1743]

"All our police stations are closed & we never answer the phone or go on the beat. Sorry about that. But if you absolutely insist on disturbing us by wanting to talk to a police officer just go to any public place and start filming.'

[@bodysuitguy]

And can we have some more money please.

[@Agaliki6]

Your bag should be in a police museum 😂

[@theopinionmatters]

Im crying.. the officer looks like "Chucky" hahahaha

[@paulbarker5886]

Loving your work AB. Keep on holding public servants to account.

[@NishitKotak]

Yo, AB! You’re getting around, mate! Well done - keeping us entertained and educated as always.

[@FielDofroses-bv1jx]

At 20:10 you said "I don't want those Officers to have any of my details, they are dangerous man." You confirm my view that the Police are more like a gang affiliated criminal bunch! That is all they are! 90% of murders are solved by police but 10% is not solved due directly to Police Corruption. I find this shocking! Your right to see them as a Gang to be very wary of saying their dangerous is totally founded. It also surprises me how many surround you then complain people call them wasting their time. I realise now they don't want the paper work of real crime, so make a meal out of you for an excuse to avoid tackling more serious issues.

[@vanguardsupreme2787]

It's similar to my local councils repairmen/women 3 vans equalling 6 altogether to fix kitchen unit doors (2 had come loose) needing new screws they take 20 minutes to knock then 2 hours in and out in between gossiping with each other and all still parked outside half an hour after completing the task... So all in all 6 men, 3 vans & nearly 3 hours to do something that should take 1 person 15 minutes max!

[@MayorOfPluto]

😂😂 this guy man 😂 That stake tho!

[@clivewiddall3430]

Search records are supposed too be available within 4 hrs I believe

[@clementkirkpatrick4635]

At any police station

[@HoratioChinn]

As long as the police officer decides to write one in the first place instead of pretending it never happened

[@alexanderevanska4274]

They have to supply it when asked for it. There is no incident number and ne record becouse there was no one they were looking for.

[@karllongden4011]

exactly