Baroness Shami Chakrabarti "He's just doing his job" - Houses of Parliament (Westminster 3/3)

[@bournagin4439]

11.20. Shami Chakrabarti sold out! Instead of telling that copper it's OK to record she has a go at the auditor. Pathetic!

[@jophillips8230]

I think she was just trying to point out that he was being really rude

[@summerof1381]

Its funny how people show their true colours once they start scoffing from the trough of public money...

[@markosmith8037]

@@summerof1381 you've hit the nail on the head.

[@keithblackpool8674]

she's now bought and paid for.

[@OncleM]

@@keithblackpool8674 Doesn't need subscription income from Liberty members any more, she's totally unaccountable now, at least she had members who would tick her off in her old job.

[@MancunianMrG]

The woman who said "He's just doing his job" is Baroness Chakrabarti. She is the former director of Liberty, so she should be one of the first to support you in what you are doing. Those two cops are devastated how informed you are. Itching to mess you up.

[@robertbaylis9714]

Yeah they really HATE it when Joe public knows his rights.

[@matthewfarina8587]

The same woman who said ‘don’t leave me in a room with Essex man’

[@davidtaylor8177]

It's sad once given a peerage. She forgets her civil rights legacy. And states "he's just doing his job. 😢Shame on you.

[@bganonimouse2754]

@@matthewfarina8587 She said to not "lock me in a room with an Essex man". To be fair, as an Essex man myself, can't say I blame her!

[@ianhill4585]

@@davidtaylor8177 (And I think) she said" you gotta understand", remarkably similar to the police" you must understand ", it's very deft how they" jump ships" when the pay cheque demands it. 🤔

[@TheBenwickrambler]

The woman dressed in green (11:22) trying to defend the obnoxious security guard was Baroness Shami Chakrabarti who made a name for herself as a civil/human rights activist. A pity that she didn't see fit to defend your own civil rights.

[@Liz-ek3hc]

Spot on. That title's gone to Shami's head. And the arrogance of that look of hers! These overpaid snooty turncoats have completely forgotten they work for us!

[@markosmith8037]

@@Liz-ek3hc bought off ? - It makes you wonder if they ever 'worked for us'

[@boztec7187]

As soon as she got her title/money, she took a shit on those human rights..

[@kennyjones3679]

So much for defending rights anyone but ours.

[@A2Z1Two3]

Ironically , Shami campaigned against excessive anti terror legislation . Exactly what many Auditors are being ( illegally) searched under . Dear dear Shami, how low you fallen.

[@Coyo-Tea]

I just love how knowledgeable you are and how you educate officers. Your work is just sublime.

[@Yagdrol]

Damn, your auditing is top class The moment you told him that you were not streaming live, their attitude became more dismissive and demanding. The police are clearly out of control, they are infringing on peoples rights constantly.

[@aussiewatchman8112]

Perfectly said

[@OncleM]

PTTP what's your opinion of live-streaming - it could count as "communicating" stuff likely to be used for terrorism under the s45, so it might give them an excuse to arrest you if its live. If it isn't, live remote backup is still required in case your phone is seized.

[@mrbluesky9891]

@@OncleM What an odd name!

[@OncleM]

@@mrbluesky9891 I know! Accurate though - like the Charing Cross police who nicknamed their colleague "the rapist" and then he raped someone (and kidnapped and murdered her).

[@OncleM]

@Culture Vulture Papi Travels Being British, we are free to do what we want unless it is unlawful or illegal. The courts haven't decided live streaming is "communication" and so until then it isn't unlawful or illegal - that's my guess anyway. It probably comes down to the definition of publishing/broadcasting and if it applies to a live stream or twitter post etc - Google argues that they are not publishing or broadcasting, but juries think the internet is broadcasting because they are a bit thick.

[@dockaos924]

There's a high criminal presence working in Parliament and we're here to protect them

[@thermion7869]

You'r correct on that one!

[@snelgrave101]

Nice one friend 👍

[@lw1zfog]

Freemasons

[@kenwhite9218]

He must be the busiest cop in London if he stops every tourist and questions them on why they are filming.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

Exactly my thoughts aswell

[@thermion7869]

Its better than having to go to work every day.

[@kentcyclist]

Indeed

[@Nickle314]

If its a high profile area why do you allow organised crime a free reign?

[@markosmith8037]

It is clear PTTP is a top level auditor who seems duty bound to do what he does for the right reasons. He is polite and efficient and very effective in his education duties. A pleasure to watch and very entertaining as the ball is clearly put in the court of the subject - meaning only they can redeem themselves. PTTP makes such audits look effortless. PTTP has to be a most (perhaps the most) formidable auditing opponent, but seems to welcome dialogue and always accepts constructive criticism or remarks in a gracious way. This was a pleasure to watch and the 'London Trilogy' is auditing legend in the making and an auditing epic - fantastic.

[@OncleM]

I wonder in whose interests is it to make laws that are so complicated you need a 3 year course to avoid harassment by agents of the crown?

[@romich4536]

Easily satisfied then?

[@romich4536]

Easily satisfied then?

[@Adam-bz6yh]

You're fast becoming my favourite auditor well done. Doing good work!

[@HH_1988]

I agree but his videos have far too many ads.

[@Asshole88]

@@HH_1988 not his fault

[@Mikeandlucy1]

Absolutely schooled that cocky officer, you could see him visibly shrink as you laid into him and demonstrated that he had bitten off more than he could chew. Amazing video, one of the best I've seen in a long while.

[@meneertjehetheertje]

Very good audit! I really like your attitude. You stay relaxed and professional. Always nice to put the officer in his place when he is wrong. They never expect that because like you said the public don't know their rights. (Giving details or the bodycam story)

[@soloperformer5598]

It all falls on deaf ears as filth don't like to be told when they are breaking the law as they believe they are above the law.

[@evolutionCEO]

they are only faking the "deaf ears" thing. they hear it and they know the true relevance of law. the truth is that they are there, holding deadly weapons, on a purely commercial basis. mercenaries protecting fraudsters. .

[@jaredburgess8381]

You're absolutely right. There's become a new 'law enforcement class' and they're going to do everything they can to protect the political and social elite who empower them and allow them to violate the rights of the citizenry with near-impunity. This is why you see so much of an overreaction when people are filming large businesses and/or anywhere the political and wealthy class gather and next to no reaction when crimes are committed out in the community. It's getting worse...

[@romich4536]

Don't put yourself down like that!

[@jaredburgess8381]

@@romich4536 He's not putting himself down, he's talking about a despised institution in society, police. Why do you think people call police these names? Why are they so despised in the community? I'll tell you why. It's because so many of them are willing to bully a citizen out of their rights, it's because cops are now the tool the government uses to protect its donor base - the corporations - from protest action, it's because so many people have poor experiences with police when they've had property and crimes of violence committed against them, it's because police are the ultimate hypocrites who'll fine or arrest a person for a crime that they or their colleagues will commit with impunity... Don't be upset that you're despised, Ronald. You should be used to it by now.

[@romich4536]

@@jaredburgess8381 When was the last time that you were molested or interfeared with by the police, or are you just reciting what the woke brigade teach you?

[@liamocarroll371]

11:24 before she sold out she was Britain's main civil liberties person. 'Only doing his job.' 😥

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

You mean a pian in the ass

[@steball3972]

Brilliant as usual, very entertaining and educational to watch, PTTP is the GOAT of auditing 😎👍

[@OncleM]

And now the GOAT of political interviews - that 3 seconds with Baroness Chakrabarti, former head of Liberty, the self-appointed UK Human Rights watchdog, was the best political interview all year (especially per second of interview footage).

[@owensamrob]

I would say that throne belongs to focus pocus, but hes up there

[@WrightEyes]

You do realise that person in green, was Shami Chakrabarti former head of Liberty, who according to their website are "an independent membership organisation. We challenge injustice, defend freedom and campaign to make sure everyone in the UK is treated fairly"

[@richardjones8699]

It indeed was Baroness Chakrabarti

[@WrightEyes]

@@richardjones8699 If only he had clocked that and engaged with her on his right to video in public. A lost opportunity for a substantial number of views and potentially something viral.

[@richardjones8699]

@@WrightEyes I once met Daniel Craig in a lift and didn't realise till we were getting out. It's easy done if you're not expecting suchlike.

[@sixcylinders6346]

It’s also easily done if you’ve got no interest at all in what you’re filming, but you are just looking for a reaction.

[@OncleM]

@@WrightEyes The more I watch just that 15 second bit the funnier it gets. If only there was some sort of platform for 15 second video clips. The bomb at the end is the funniest bit.

[@albertaaardvark966]

School is in. You really nailed their body camera policies/guidance.

[@keithchenery7748]

I wonder if your choice of the word must when referring to the need to inform the public when they are being filmed is correct when I believe the police guidance uses the word should for that particular instance?

[@sebulreath7401]

Imagine living your life immersed in your own total suspicion of everything and everybody everyday and believing you are superior and believing you have a right to information from everyone everywhere anytime just because you joined a public service.

[@thisnoize7]

Best comment, so simple yet so fucking bizarre.

[@taffman1]

@@thisnoize7 Yep, he is full of his own self importance.

[@snide64]

Just to play devil’s advocate, I imagine there’s a huge difference between joining the force as a fresh graduate vs being an officer for multiple years. If your job revolves around dealing with unpleasant characters and criminals, you probably become quite jaded and assumptive of people’s actions. Can’t be an easy job to do, when you think about the toll it would take on you. Can probably never switch off and always looking for criminal activity when out and about.

[@taffman1]

@@snide64 I thought we were referring to The Power to the Proletariat. :)

[@georgelane6350]

If you're that jaded by your job, you should change careers

[@cyclist68]

Haha I don't know if you did it on purpose but when you heard the bang 11:00 and turned away from Chakrabarti when she was in mid sentence talking to you and ignored her, that must have really boiled her piss. Well done 😁👍

[@OncleM]

Yeah and she already gave him the scoop so why hang around lol

[@lynkwhat]

Yeah she had to leave straight away🤣

[@Observeandlearn994]

It was quite rude.

[@reakingringpiece]

the way Baroness Chakrabarti was looking at you up and down before she spoke said it all... venal character

[@gary8306]

Awful, awful, awful and with a chip against whiteys.

[@ทัศนียาทัด]

These are people who run our country😮.Evan King John signed magna Carta.bring back Oliver Cromwell

[@improfit9945]

A master class in defending your rights !!!

[@panystavrinos9398]

Hey PTTP....I LOVE the way you dealt with the two pcs at the end. He deliberately chose not to finish his sentence as they all do.

[@lehanedermot]

Sincerity is key to being a good politician, if you can fake that, you are made.

[@simondobbs4480]

My father was a a police inspector. He will be turning in his grave at these abuses of power against a civilian exercising his rights lawfully. Thank you for your public service here.

[@lonniejockstrap8354]

The police have been abusing their 'power' for decades. The difference is that nowadays much of it is being captured on video.

[@agirewelatgerila230]

Lol the rifle aiming at his feet/leg was so funny, great job!

[@steveburn8125]

I’m amazed that the Baroness didn’t correct the officer on your human rights, this is what she made her name for. Sorry to see that from her of all people:( great audit, stay safe

[@lw1zfog]

once a Crown Corporation employee, always a Crown Corporation employee

[@robertbowden3599]

😂 She would have ... but only if she is getting paid for it!!!

[@davian68]

She got a title and got entitled then forgot where she came from

[@jigpoke8798]

A really great expose of the MET: ignorant, arrogant and rude. Top class auditing with a high level of knowledge and fearless response.

[@policeseizurefailed8347]

Typical filth.

[@eliz9369]

This 3 part London series has been tremendous. First-class auditing and gripping interactions all the way..Great point about them not saying they were putting their cameras on. Brilliant work PTTP, many thanks. Fantastic, it really was.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Thanks Eliz! There's more to come from my day out (the dreaded Charing Cross) but that was the best way to edit and do the Westminster area :) glad you enjoyed it ✌️✊

[@gazzanorth4373]

Wow that was embarrassing. Those two clueless cops were properly schooled.

[@markosmith8037]

My reminder is set - excellent work from PTTP

[@rodneyfrancois7357]

Fantastic AUDIT, I know a bit about law , in regard to body warm cameras and recording the officers are well aware of this pretend that they don't know. Which is appalling behaviour 🤔 . To record intentionally without informing citizens when stoped . So we'll done for exposing them

[@J0nny61]

Love it when you educate them.

[@rachelmacaskill5806]

"...So,you gonna give me your details or not?..." 🤣

[@bustaa2011]

They cant stop talking over you when your telling them there job

[@jeanlucpicard2474]

its amazing how his body language changes at 16 minutes in when you refuse details. We now have police bothering tourists who clearly are being lawful.

[@tormid100]

You never put a foot wrong. Excellent audit. You are constantly reminding our police service we have rights and freedoms worth protecting. Thank you so much.

[@Monsoon-sd6vr]

Chakrabarti ex Liberties never been an MP made one of the unelected by Labour - waste of space !!

[@TruthHear]

"Charring cross" "Ahh sorry to hear that"👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bpc610]

Cold blooded.

[@whosasking0o]

Strange how they passed a law giving pedestrians more right of way and the very place they passed it blocks pedestrians for a car.

[@LIVEFEEDER]

Solid gold my man.

[@gadfly1357]

Many thanks for another great video. It was extra cool to see pictures of the Supreme Court building early on. It used to be (till 1989) Westminster Hospital (for paupers - memorialized in the amazing external masonry) i should know this building as I was born on the 1st floor...

[@markosmith8037]

Hi. I was under the impression the 'Supreme Court' building is in the old 'Middlesex Guildhall', later used as a Crown Court until converted around 2007. The 'Westminster Hospital' seems to have been converted to luxury flats. We visited the Supreme Court during an open day and although a nice building, it lacks prestige - especially compared to the Court of Appeal (Royal Courts of Justice) building.

[@gadfly1357]

@@markosmith8037 Westminster Hospital: Broad Sanctuary site In 1831, a new site at the Broad Sanctuary opposite Westminster Abbey was acquired, and a new and spacious hospital building was completed and opened in 1834, of an embattled quasi-Gothic character, erected by Messrs. Inwood at a cost of £40,000. The hospital was situated by the Broad Sanctuary and the northern side of the nave of Westminster Abbey, between the Sessions House and Victoria Street, and accommodated about 200 in-patients, and the total number of patients relieved annually, in an 1878 account, was about 20,000. According to the same 1878 description, "Patients are admitted by order from a governor, except in cases of accident, which are received, without recommendation, at all hours of the day or night".[2] It was the first subscription hospital erected in London, and was incorporated in 1836.[2] According to Wiki...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:The_Westminster_Hospital,_London._Engraving._Wellcome_V0013809.jpg

[@garyeggbean2803]

“So what’s your plans now?” Cop sounds like he’s asking you on a date.

[@darenskerratt3307]

She’s changed her tune

[@drunkpanda7182]

Brilliant mate you keep going you are making changes just the fact people know they can challenge police and government is major. We have fallen into a slumber and allow the stupid and thick to push people around for far too long

[@clivephillips5687]

Once again brilliant, thank you

[@chombersSOpA]

I do like the City of London audits. Always the potential for excitement. You're right, in one ear, rattled around then out the other.

[@OncleM]

City of Westminster, looks like more fun than city of london

[@shivaunt71]

The conversation about body worn cameras was just brilliant, well done mate..

[@telx2010]

Well done for exposing these tyrants.

[@ianplatt1375]

Good videos I drive a London cab have to work bloody hard to make a pound but so many police standing around Westminster doing nothing while we're the real problem areas you don't see any

[@M.H._87]

Yeah there been 3 attacks on Parilment in the last few years and they stop them and save many pepole lives. whould you have it that a bomber or a man with a knife started stabbing people and they took 15 mintues to respond. I thought cabbie were smart.

[@JohnWatsonFlatEarth]

who in their right mind would give their details to a tyrant copper,, who may use those details to go to their home where their wife and children are,, don't give them any details under any circumstances !

[@0141star]

they get caught stalking and using database and still het to keep their jobs absoloutley vile they are still searching 7yr old girls on the street for drugs absoloute thugs and criminals the police in scotland are

[@snelgrave101]

Wayne cussens in the making

[@martincou2089]

The older cop just stood there. Been there and done it.

[@brhbrh6326]

A superb tour de force of a citizen maintaining and defending his legal rights. Respect.

[@themnocrat]

Hilarious, I love it when you flip the script on them. 😅

[@johnkeyte407]

Love the way you turned your back on Baroness 'Special' and dismissed her 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sixcylinders6346]

He didn’t even know who she was 🤷‍♂️

[@johnkeyte407]

@@sixcylinders6346 I don't think he cared 😉

[@OncleM]

@@johnkeyte407 I don't think anyone cares who she is.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

17:30 He chose to finish it there. Which means that he was using his authority and uniform to intimidate someone into giving their name and address. When he had no authority or legal right to ask for it. That would be a section 26 offence, but in the grand scheme of things nothing would be done about it, unless someone was rich enough and principled enough to take the constable to court.

[@OncleM]

Private prosecution would get taken over and dropped by the CPS so no joy there, for criminal offences, and not much harm to sue over, but worth a try.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

@@OncleM Agreed that the CPS would pick it up and then drop it. But the principle would still be valid and it would still worry the cop till the CPS took over the case. But as I said, it would need a principled rich person to start the ball rolling. All cops are lucky up till now. But the first one to harass a rich principled person will lose, and it would start a chain reaction. Just like more and more people are realising that they can sue the police over many different things when the cops fuck it up.

[@OncleM]

@@TheSadButMadLad A principled rich person should be a poor person, if he's principled

[@TheSadButMadLad]

@@OncleM Depends on their principals. Just like morals, everyone will have their own. And they might be totally different to someone else's. By principled, I going on the fact that it means more about that they will not let it lie, but will take it all the way.

[@pattskatoey3139]

I like how you schooled those two officers.They seemed quite worried that they could potentially end up in jail for 14 years. You are correct that most people see a uniform and just acquiesce. Always good to know your rights.

[@scorpionking7454]

Well I’ve been away for a short time and if this was a boxing match it would be stopped - excellent education by you pttp to those who on a daily basis break their code of conduct and laws , you simply kept your cool and made them look absolutely redundant! 🙏

[@indefence007]

Bloody awesome! Thank you.

[@robturner4912]

Two dopey cops, blue lights, for a man with a camera in a 'high profile area' in the 3rd most visited city in the world? Unbelievable! We'll never know how the interaction would have gone with one of those International tourists who perhaps didn't understand English. Would they have quickly left him alone or abused their power and uniform?

[@joelc9439]

The police are translators?

[@eddyblackmore2834]

Reggie Photo has a wonderful technique of spouting gibberish at police and security - it's amazing how much more rude and condescending they get when they think you don't speak/understand English. The look on their faces is priceless when they realise they've been caught out.

[@araptorofnote5938]

The noble lady you met at the gate has special privilege to enter any conversation and give her opinion. She does not need to know any details about the conversation before she arrived or for that matter any knowledge of any law she plays a large part in creating. Her elevated status reinforces her natural instinct to defend an officer attempting to abuse his power by restricting the rights of an individual she claims to represent.

[@OncleM]

Yes, - she gets that power from her huge majority of voters who voted her in to the house of lords and voted for her to be a baroness - that's right isn't it?

[@snorttroll4379]

populace got false choices@@OncleM

[@brettrose1951]

Stunning auditing. Those cops were so confused

[@GrantfromEarth]

I spent a few days in London once and went around to all the touristy places. The two things that stood out the most was that cops were absolutely everywhere and so were tourists filming literally everything. I dont see why theses police are so petrified of people filming

[@OncleM]

covert means overt, secure means vulnerable, peace is war etc

[@quickflash200]

Top Audit this ones for the schools across the board 10/10

[@rogerchadwick3452]

Hassle a man with a camera doing NOTHING wrong, yet muggings , knife crime, all gong on and they are not bothered ..

[@markosmith8037]

I completely agree, but isn't it funny how the police get blamed for everything, and they should always be doing 'something else' 😆. I'm not disagreeing with you (I agree) but if they concentrated on one thing it would still be wrong. They should ask the general public - that'll never catch on ! 👍

[@Cockermadman]

A perfect audit for me. Well done

[@Pac_Justice]

I love the fact the silly bint tried talking at you and you spun the camera round and completely ignored her lol

[@chubletstar5810]

Power - you are hands down a phenomenal auditor.

[@johnmay7675]

I only live 2 hours from London, but it's 18 years since last time I visited, and I'm in no rush to go back, dreadful noisey concrete jungle.

[@saddaddrummer]

It's worrying to me how a member of the public is better informed than the officers. They really don't like being pulled up and told off like naughty children.

[@debatable1984]

Fair play to the two constables. They actually listened and acknowledged what you were telling them.

[@williamminney8900]

Very good audit can’t believe these police don’t know their job🤷‍♂️

[@chrisbevis7725]

I bet they had that street blocked off for some politicians having a photo shoot. As for putting your hand threw the fence to take a picture - you part own that place so how can you be trespassed? The grounds cannot be restricted as there is no sensitive information littering the grass is there? As for the two punks questioning this man with a camera. How dare they follow this man who can film anything he can see in public. It is an outrage! Are they taking tourists detail for photography.....no.....so they are just picking on the host community. I wonder if they have gone out and harassed google street. Until they do they can get lost. Imagine this pair dealing with children! This is an abuse of authority under the colour of law. Then having the nerve to ask about his plans for the day. What country do they think they are in - millions of people fought and died for our freedom and this pair think they can trample on their graves of our heroes. HEY COP YOU DO NOT HAVE POWER YOU ONLY HAVE AUTHORITY - ONLY A JUDGE AND A JURY HAVE POWER! TYRANTS NEVER LEARN! AND THIS MAN HAS THE EXACT SAME AUTHORITY AS YOU AS LONG AS HE IS NOT IN CRIME WHICH OF COURSE HE ISN'T!

[@nonenone-vt8cg]

Lady Chuck-a butty seems overly anxious to defend the appalling behaviour of an insolent public servant.

[@ianhill4585]

I remember her being more jolly on" Have I got news for you " I suppose its true, you act according to who writes your cheques.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

16:20 Police do not have any right or authority to run checks to see if someone has any previous or has a warrant or is breaking their bail conditions. To get someone's name (other than a driving or section 50) the police have to make an arrest. They can de-arrest immediately, but they have to arrest. And then they will have to fill out a ton of paper work. So they try for the easy route and hope that just asking will get a result. The same with detaining someone, police do not have the power to detain (except for stop and search) while waiting for control to provide information. Again, they must arrest to be able to keep someone in place if they are not carrying out a stop and search. And outside of a section 60 order, they still need proper grounds to carry out a stop and search.

[@frinkemon]

They keep having these bizarre conversations, but not with people with dashcams or the Google street view car. It's just really bizarre.

[@andrewgtiddlyt7832]

I watch alot of auditor's..but how you schooled them coopers at the end was 2nd to none. Absolutely amazing content! Keep up the great work 👍

[@neilwilson4590]

Hahah yes the proper way to react when a lord or baroness talks to you, ignore them and look away!!

[@themeatspot5020]

PTTP you smashed it on this one man, you always give me great knowledge on my rights, at least the officer was willing to admit he fucked up, im a resident of London and i get stopped all the time, with the old excuse that i match a description

[@powertotheproletariat]

Tell them they match the description of what you're looking for as well... 4 trotters and a curly tail 😂

[@themeatspot5020]

@@powertotheproletariat Hahahah

[@jophillips8230]

Just in case you think he does ~ no, the police do NOT need to provide three forms of identification. Yer man here has read that on Google but didn’t bother to check the source which was … an Australian law firm, talking about … Australia.

[@TheBILLANDERSON]

@@powertotheproletariat 😂 brilliant 👍 (spat my tea out)

[@themeatspot5020]

@@jophillips8230 Ok, he got 1 thing wrong from this video, what about the rest of the video? Hes helping alot of folks out here.

[@timtam6442]

A total of Zero fucks given for your rights and their procedures. Is it any wonder the Met is in such a state with such an inherent culture of disregard and derision for members of the public #earningthehate

[@grahambarnes8197]

Great audit please keep up the great work reporting on crown employees over stepping there authority.

[@germaninsider7890]

so anyone who has different personal interests than this constable is suspicious ... got it. lol

[@OncleM]

he's from Charing Cross police station so you probably don't want to share his special personal interests

[@craigfenton1060]

The revolution is nigh! People taking the power back by top Auditors like this fellow.

[@theangryscotsman5174]

Ooooooooh! You hurt their lickle feelings when you said "sorry to hear that" when he told ya they were from Charring Cross 🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@dannycrotch5188]

Getting paid double for directing tourists, they get paid too much for standing around as it is!..

[@silentwitness247]

Excellent audit. I love it when you ‘teach’ plods their jobs. They hate it - look at the face of the bearded cop. He was just waiting for a reason to pin you down! Your knowledge of the law if excellent - again, they hate it!!!

[@tractorboy2002]

Great video during which you had the upper hand over the tyrants whose disdain for you was blatantly obvious.

[@Zombie101]

everybody needs a friend like PTTP

[@snide64]

I used to find this genre of YT channels irksome, but I’ve learned to appreciate them. I realize you’re exercising your rights on the behalf of others. It also makes a huge difference when you stand up for yourself politely and non-aggressively - it leaves them absolutely stumped as to what to do with you. The others filming similar should take note!

[@eb4661]

They most probably was just out getting close-ups to confirm you match your profile in their archives. How many civilian dressed followed you? (And, thousands of cameras.) Well done and thank you! PS: Weapons handlers were sooo tough and manly and stylish stupid.

[@chrisbevis7725]

And yet these armed police regularly kill innocent citizens. Armed police shot and killed an 18 year old girl 8 months pregnant by 'mistake'. She live just up the road from me and I have never forgotten that. There have been many 'mistakes' in the years that followed without consequence. Prancing about the streets of a FREE country questioning the host community about their lawful activity is just indicative of a police state in a dictatorship. How many of my family died fighting for our freedom and now we have this. It is scandalous.

[@sixcylinders6346]

And yet, in the event of a terrorist attack, those weapons handlers would be the ones running into danger while you were scurrying away in the opposite direction.

[@OncleM]

@@sixcylinders6346 No, that's members of the public you are thinking of, armed with narwhal tusks from the 19th century, who tacked a terrorist with a knife and fake bomb vest on London Bridge - when the police got there, they shot the terrorist from range because of the clearly fake bomb vest. In a previous terrorist incident on London Bridge a few years earlier, a Chief Inspector of the Met was in a cab next to it and told the cab driver to get him out of there. Members of the public would have prevented the Manchester Arriane Grande bombing too if they had not relied on lazy security guards to call the police, and just taken him out themselves when they saw him trying doors while the concert was on, 3 times. Police and security guards offer the worst kind of security - false security. Personal responsibility is cheaper too.

[@kennyjones3679]

Maybe its time auditors started with politicians put the on the spot.

[@niciolamyelwee6646]

It would be interesting to see how fast they would come up with a new law to stop it.

[@lw1zfog]

Handcock didn’t seem like it was up for a chat when approached on the tube

[@theguv1521]

They are liars, and they have shown themselves to be such.

[@macaw6718]

and yet another heavy chisel strike to the monolith that is 'law enforcement' many thanks pttp. kind regards.

[@kevinsturgess1717]

Really liking your videos, youbare very well informed and stand up for yourself.

[@mcpjohnson]

Well done, schooling for the force, education is a wonderful thing. Pity we have to pay them for their inadequacies.

[@ianrosie4431]

The once Director of Liberty goes out of her way to back an Officer trying to infringe on your rights. Amazing what dangling a Peerage in front of someone can do. Baroness Shami Chakrabarti. A genuine shame to see that.

[@legalactivity6977]

I am recently retired if I did not follow the correct procedures I would get a warning letter then if it kept happening I would be dismissed. It would be interesting to get video footage of this officer's body cam to see how many times he has failed to follow procedures when speaking to a member of the public.

[@ronbevins5380]

I enjoyed your walking around London video. I never made it there during my travels yet. I'm probably too old now. Maybe my kids or grandchildren...

[@craigfeek2157]

That officer wasn't interested in learning or in fact anything you had to say

[@trophallaxistrophallaxis9257]

Thanx for showing us around your beautiful city

[@TheMetalCrafter]

PTTP, you're by far one of the top auditors, a black belt for sure, but please please please get the camera angle fixed on their faces, these tyrants will be happy that much of the footage clips their heads off filming their vests. put markers on your gimble or mount so you always know what's in view, smashing work you do keep it up