Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away! 2024 NEW EPISODE 100 | Documentary TV Series UK

[@aok43]

Assault and threatened with a knife - how on earth is that not an immediate arrest and imprisonment? UK is so soft on crime.

[@mamajoanna3155]

Absolutely shocking that the police have done absolutely nothing but im also not surprised as they would be called racist straight away

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

He's a minority. They get special treatment in two-tier Britain.

[@joshtaylor1065]

He's a madman gangster - who lives with his mum.

[@richierich8334]

"I'm a madman" Sits down and talks about repaying his debt.

[@Scitch-et4vk]

Always black or Asian! Hiding in mummy's house 😂😂😂😂

[@maverickmic]

Lots of white ppl doing it as well, think it's more related to ppl in debt 🤡

[@veganvixenhelen]

"My life is gone" said Mr Woods. Well so are the lives of those beautiful animals slaughtered just for trophies!! Payback time!!

[@maryoleary5044]

EXACTLY! SO WELL SAID!

[@grim73]

Nothing says I’m scared more than telling everyone you’re a “Madman”. All sound and fury,signifying nothing.

[@claire99ism]

Some of these people should be on the stage.

[@Kyleighsmom]

Peoole need to pay what they owe 🙄

[@charlottewhyte9804]

very true just the fact yeah

[@lovemyscotsman]

My older son is living with me and my husband right now. I'd hate to think people would come in my home to take my things. Who keeps receipts for everything? It's like they're forcing the parents or other family members to pay for someone else's debt just to keep these bailiffs from taking things. I'm glad they don't do this in the US. The son needs to pay. Can't they run the tag and it'll tell you who the car is registered to. Is that just a US thing?

[@annaclarke7643]

I have no sympathy for a person with such a distasteful collection of rare shot stuffed animals. It’s weird,horrible and cowardly.

[@Rusty-Washer]

My thoughts exactly

[@lisareed6854]

I get what u say but why did ex demand so much money doesn't sit right with me

[@Barbara-b8y]

With the first guy who wanted to pull a knife on the two high court enforcement officers... Here in America you pull something like that you go to jail automatically..

[@xlaimuxllt]

Would be 6ft under.

[@yofinance1777]

Imagine the 2024, figures. The country is on its ass, finished!

[@kreh1100]

That taxidermy is disgusting!!!

[@kierandukhovny4133]

I hope he got long prison sentence…

[@focusmicro]

Its not a fine dear, its debt!

[@dirilisert8223]

Wattams a bit of a hero. These parking companies and their fines are bullying tactics

[@MrDenzal27]

Threatened with a knife and not nicked says it all...if the shoe was on the other foot.......its always been a 2 tier country.

[@amd_93]

The guy with all the knives and writing on the wall…I really wish someone had asked if his girlfriend was safe. I can’t imagine any woman being safe around him.

[@balazscs5034]

always make me smile " the writ allowes them for peaceful entry" no it does NOT, they cannot enter unless they are let in, since the high court does NOT rule over private property, mabye commecial, but not private homes

[@marcelleking8821]

Hated the poor stuffed animals. They belong in their natural environment, not on a wall as trophies. Vomit 🤢 making!

[@MrJoeyWheeler]

Their natural environment is on a wall. They're dead. The rest of the animal was likely used for meat and hide products.

[@mtrudo]

I hope Mr woods is doing better now

[@duanerowe8495]

It's his mother home

[@cx24x]

Mr Carpenter is a bully.

[@WatchOutForTheVOOM]

*punk

[@davekelly-q2v]

some of the PARKING" done by these private debt collectors is shocking ! why aren't the public police officer's issuing them tickets ?

[@PMason85]

Sad that the bloke did have cancer and died of it in 2018.

[@dereklee8080]

Why did that idiot open the door 😂😂😂, all he had to do was open a window if he wanted to speak to them

[@alancolmer3223]

They forgot to rob his gas meter as well !

[@ritamarievfuery9711]

Why wasn't that madman not arrested?

[@ahmedsalah5364]

R Kelly 💀

[@HJane1967]

What a waste of police time, having to keep attending these incidents. Just because people can’t take responsibility for their debt or a family members debt…….i get its upsetting but for goodness sake, just deal with it. Had debt myself n had bailiffs at the door….they actually helped us turn things round! Shocking that these guys are up against such hostility…..

[@danielbabin1805]

responsibility living in the real world, you have a loan you have to repay

[@lisareed6854]

The guy with rhe hotel got to me no background story why she damanded so much money 😢

[@Redrooster0007]

Rats 🐀! £380 off 11 grand owed and you say that’s a good job…..sad little men.

[@bebbebs9190]

Mr R. Kelly?

[@elizabethmcgrath6198]

Very impressed when Maureen pulled out a box of receipts , karma is a bitch Mr woods your collection of stuffed animals boggles my mind and not in a good way.

[@theturk7837]

The only thing more annoying than bailiffs is KZbin ADVERTS!!!!!!!

[@Sakky_wakky]

pay your debts. for youtube use a lion to no longer have ads.

[@MrDenzal27]

One keeped it free for years. Now it's just plain greed.

[@cowgrlup1966]

What happens if they don't pay or have any goods

[@railwaychristina3192]

Was Carl buying/ selling drugs?

[@angelahughes7524]

I think the bailiffs are one are b police they didn't quite make it it so this is the next best thing😂

[@pandaww.]

Not new .. they dont use 11 year old ambulances lol

[@diptwo]

yooo. the difference between UK and US as far as handling suspects and deescalating stressful situation is massive. in US that black guy in begining would get just shot on sight as soon as the popos would arrive... rediculess :/

[@christinelegallais6031]

Soon has the police turned up he soon shut up on the first story , what a awful guy

[@UnKrashable]

I'm quite well off, so this type of scenario really doesn't apply to me, but... having to prove something ISNT yours is insane. Having the burden of proof on the accused is insane and these debt collectors are rats

[@combatwombat2134]

It really isn't insane... Imagine these situations if people could just spit out that everything wasn't theirs. Besides, how are the High Court Officers supposed to prove things are people's items? If there's actually a named document that says so, grand, I don't keep much that shows what's mine, clearly most people don't either. The burden of proof on them is the only avenue that makes sense and is workable.

[@dannytello89]

People who don’t pay their debts are rats not the honest blokes doing their job

[@UnKrashable]

@@combatwombat2134 Should be part of the courts process to get access to the financial accounts of the debtor, or even put something against their future wages.

[@UnKrashable]

@@dannytello89 Doesn't look very honest to me. 49:23 he starts clamping random cars 'in case' it belongs to the debtor.

[@combatwombat2134]

@@UnKrashable which doesn't solve what items were bought when during particular transactions. Nor does it cover cash payments. If you spend two grand at a shop, you don't know what items they were without receipts (which if they had those they have proof anyway). You just know they spent two grand. Half these people are barely earning. You can't take below a certain threshold so putting collateral against their wages won't work. These people owe what they owe. It's for them to pay it.

[@dirilisert8223]

That first guy had every right to defend his family from the bailiffs. I am sorry but if you remain in someone elses home and show aggression to them you are forfitting your safety and life

[@Yeye12115]

Or pay your bills

[@ZacHardy]

You are completely wrong. The agents were not threatening the family, he became aggressive. He should have paid his bills, stop acting like he’s scary and being proud of his ‘gang’ past, it’s not something to be proud of it’s embarrassing.

[@neilfreshwater9525]

First rule don't let them in, they have no powers to come into a private domicile, only commercial premises they can enter

[@co2carbondeoxide]

He would have been dead in the U.S if he pulled a knife instantly

[@TurkishBenAirsoft]

​@@neilfreshwater9525They can actually make peaceful entry through an open door

[@Geething03]

You would see a lot of bailiff funerals if it was USA. We have the right to bear arms and someone coming into your house to remove items wouldn’t go too good.

[@lynryall1317]

Yep your got a right to go into schools with legal AK 47s ..to defend your wonderful gun laws 😂😂😂 you also got a criminal for president 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jxmmax6097]

What a weird thing to say, there is bailiffs in the US, if you don’t let them do their job, you go prison.

[@Geething03]

@ we don’t have bailiffs just coming into our homes removing things. Maybe if a warrant is issued for someone’s arrest then that’s different. But bailiffs just coming into your home removing things, No.

[@TheOptimod]

@@Geething03 It's not a private company debt it's a high court judgement. Even hiding behind a gun / bearing arms wouldn't wash - you'd go down for 25-30 years.

[@jxmmax6097]

@@Geething03 but again, it’s different in the UK, they have a warrant to the be there if you hurt them or stop them from doing their job it is a crime.

[@Realpeopleshowemotions]

These people take there jobs seriously it’s as if all the money goes to them nothing to the claimant

[@cbricks9326]

They get a commission for any money gathered

[@Realpeopleshowemotions]

@ It’s the way they act but I guess they have to so people will pay

[@michaelsargeant5923]

Lovely people of colour