Civil Claim Against Met Police *Update* PC Michael Woolston

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[@melvyncox8488]

What a waste of the taxpayer money this is disgusting for the word idiot this waste of public money has to stop 🛑 because of this officer ego 🤬

[@jackwatsonepic626]

The cps (Crown prosecution service). should have thrown this out. The next day, before it even went to court.🇬🇧

[@ItsRael108]

They should bring in sanctions for cops who was tax payers money through their stupidity.. I laughed when you said "yeah you look like your an armed cop" n I thought myself, oh no that clown is acting psycho no arms for him bang bang lol 🇬🇧 Great work Marti Don't let the bastards grind you down* as the saying goes 👍

[@bugsyaka4227]

They are idiots

[@peterbuckley3877]

If I was the judge I’d describe his false arrest as the actions of an idiot, let’s see him arrest the judge.

[@trevorg2128]

Did I not hear that someone said he looked like cousins the murderer, if some one said that to me I would not be happy

[@firstname9954]

i dont get it, why are we calling kidnappings "false arrests" that diminishes the crime based on the fact the perp wears blue??

[@Pennywise180]

PC Michael Woolston will retire to protect his pension👍😮

[@MartiBlagborough]

🥈

[@gazzertrn]

More than likely , must have a big pension by now . He's a wrong un .

[@jayl0151]

The idiot!

[@garyevans8116]

He shouldn’t be allowed to. He must take his punishment. This bad behaviour has got to be stamped out.

[@Steve-Cross]

He looks like he’s had a few years in the service. He has probably seen things that will make your toes curl and be in situations that would make you run to your mummy. You don’t know what sort of day he had. Being called an idiot, by someone that was obviously looking for a reaction, was probably the last straw. I’m sorry you feel butt hurt. But we all have shit days. Get over it. You don’t have to pay the fine. So you want to destroy this man’s life, after YOU insulted him. This is totally abhorrent. You make me sick. 🤢

[@adrianbrowne7874]

If everybody was charged for calling someone an idiot then the prisons could potentially be even fuller than they already are!!

[@PilotFlight2Mars]

Judy think about often we see Police telling members of the public they are idiots or are being stupid. They drop low key insults often enough. The hypocrisy isn’t surprising.

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Yes quite possibly! And Thankyou!!

[@showlett33]

Notice how the public order offenses target the working class more than others? Working class more likely to swear than the privately educated, also if the working class get into a heated discussion more likely going to be seen as a breach of the peace than if the same argument was being had by two people who had spent their school years on Eton's debating team

[@jackwatsonepic626]

​@@showlett33Exactly what? I say if you are uneducated, you are going to swear in your argument. If you are educated, you are gonna say pe. Bottom😂.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@chalkproductions]

get him off the force and on the list for corrupt Police Officers..hes just broke section 26 of the criminal courts and justice act, by wrongly using a section 5 public order offence.

[@WAR-22]

malfeasance in office

[@chalkproductions]

@@WAR-22 malfeasance is regarded as more severe than misfeasance and nonfeasance, I think Marti might pick up on this..well said war-22

[@WideOldDan]

The offence is in the reason he used the legislation. Section 26 refers to using constable powers for the benefit of ones self and/or other persons. In this case he's using the legislation to nurse his bruised ego

[@Jamiereid6166]

​@@WideOldDan they all get but hurt if you "TELL" them 😂😂

[@alfredisted305]

You may have called him an idiot, so he went ahead and proved he is just that!

[@magic1968]

Copper lost his brains with his hair. 😑

[@MartiBlagborough]

😅😅🔥🔥

[@philipnapier3585]

Can't lose something he never had

[@truthteller6161]

A brain is made up of more than three brain cells and this clown has two.

[@simondarvill5941]

Hopefully you will take it to court and not settle beforehand

[@dylancarter1831]

If only they could jail paedo's, terrorists and people who harm kids, not someone just calling a name. We can only dream....

[@NicolaMcElwee]

There would be no one left in the Tory party.

[@TheresOnlyTwoGendersYouFreaks]

There be no one left in Liebour, where Bliar should be for war crimes, and that dictator in number 10.

[@tonywatson1412]

I mean....if he's an idiot....then he's an idiot.... don't matter wether he's a cop or not 😊

[@Jamiereid6166]

😂😂😂😂🎯

[@davidsmith-uo7lj]

Imagine being an idiot and arresting someone who was only telling the truth 🙄

[@Herbparis2001]

The location is Catford Police Base at Aitken Road SE6. PC Woolston needs to be instantly dismissed without pay and while waiting for it to go to court and should be should be taken off public facing duty without pay. The police MUST hold a must higher threshold and can not feel insulted and can't use the Public Order Act as an arrest. You MUST not settle this out of court and get a personal claim against him for a minimum of £250,000 plus costs otherwise will take it to a higher court.

[@davidkelly8299]

The police don't understand the rules of the section 5, that is the problem. The police fail and get away time and time again, for not understanding what they try and preach.

[@mrobo9037]

And, the VERY, VERY BEST OF LUCK GUY ! 👏👏👏

[@I_am_Mr_Negative]

and if he takes his pension go after his pockets!

[@Busterpoo1964]

its time for Police to have individual public liability insurance to pay for these mistakes. Tax payer shouldnt have to pay it

[@naturalborncerealkiller]

It’ll never get to trial

[@mark.k7206]

The Met Solicitors will settle the claim b4 trial, they always threaten to defend, but 99.9% of the time they pay up, accepting no guilt or wrongdoing, just a way of saving legal expenses…but they drag these things out as long as possible, hoping the plaintiff will get tired of the whole experience

[@showlett33]

The process is the punishment

[@mark.k7206]

@@showlett33indeed …its all a game to them

[@legalactivity6977]

Agreed they will make an offer as soon as a trial date is received.

[@MartiBlagborough]

🥇

[@TheSadButMadLad]

They will wait till hours before the trial and then fold.

[@emiliojgarcia8502]

We have all the attention on the judge in the case. We tired of injustices.

[@alisonbrown714]

Standards have really dropped. How the hell is that 3rd woman going to chase a criminal

[@NicolaMcElwee]

Idiot

[@daviddoyle5291]

Woolston with an ego as big as his head.

[@clivegetliff1293]

Another.. Carrick mate

[@phimister78]

hey you over there what’s it like to have no hair 🐷 boy

[@godsgod1677]

Another hefty payout from the police. Dignity should not be this hard for police officers to attain.

[@showlett33]

Remember folks when they are recording you and asking questions it is an INTERVIEW WITHOUT CAUTION so be careful what you say. If it wasnt recorded they cant use it in court but because it is recorded they can even though you havent been informed of your lawful rights, putting you at a serious disadvantage.

[@daipigeon7561]

If they not told you they are recording. Can they use that in a court of law....???

[@showlett33]

@@daipigeon7561 As far as I'm aware (am happy to be corrected) any evidence they gather they can use. This from Merseyside police BWV (Body worn video) policy 8.2 Collateral Intrusion. "Officers and staff are reminded that ALL BWV footage is subject to disclosure and may be relied upon or referred to at any stage during an investigation or prosecution of a case." The notion that the cameras are there to keep them honest is secondary to the evidence gathering capability.

[@donmacrae3855]

Isn't bodyworn recorded without informing you, classed as unauthorised covert recording and thus inadmissible in court?

[@showlett33]

@@donmacrae3855" unauthorised covert recording" No expectation of privacy in a public space would be my initial reaction to that point. But as you can see in my reply to the other comment, Merseyside police BWV (Body worn video) policy 2020. Section 8.2 Collateral Intrusion. "Officers and staff are reminded that ALL BWV footage is subject to disclosure and may be relied upon or referred to at any stage during an investigation or prosecution of a case." So it appears they use it and rely on it whenever they choose in both investigation and prosecution. If there is some finer detail in law that restricts it that is not reflected in the sections of policy i looked over and if there is a greater restriction i'm missing it would put the polices policy in direct conflict with the law. Again, i'm happy to be corrected if there is something i'm missing or not understanding

[@colinpryor4290]

Marti, remember that Golden Rule #5 of the Auditing role is NEVER attend a Voluntary Interview, where Plod's only purpose is to twist your words and get you to self-incriminate. Get The Idiot to raise an Arrest Warrant with his Inspector who would still be laughing as he considered whether or not to mark Malicious Prosecution down on The Idiot's personnel jacket. ... And lose that chin-warmer. It makes you look like a Taliban wannabe.

[@robertmawby3021]

Haha! Little girls in uniform, stood around with their hands in their pockets, so that makes a lovely change! 😂

[@patverum9051]

Quota hiring, what a good idea...

[@bobcat2378]

This is why cops should pay for their criminality from their own pockets! This would soon stop!

[@alberttickle1106]

Huge ego driven arrest and attempt of intimidation.

[@totolondon]

Thanks for update boss !

[@willx8837]

It is a perfectly correct adjective to call an idiot, an idiot

[@davidkelly8299]

NICE ONE 😂😂😂😂😂.

[@alexanderevanska4274]

I think they will settle before any court date.

[@DiggerEvans]

That cop needs to face criminal proceedings

[@fluppi123]

Is it unlawfull to defend yourself against a cop who touched you without grounds ? Push this idiot away.

[@thehoodfab1]

It shouldn't be.

[@vadersfather1248]

It’s not but good luck with that

[@jackwatsonepic626]

That is why I subscribe to you, Marty. Because you always keep us updated on the interactions. You don't just show the interactions and then that's the end of it. You do keep us updated.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@anuvabastidanakist2437]

That cop will not be in court his solicitor will be If it goes that far

[@MartiBlagborough]

No, if it does hit trial, he will be legally obligated to attend.

[@concernedindividual7056]

​@@MartiBlagborough Bet you are tempted to reject an offer just to grt the scumbag in court 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@mackfin8869]

You’re doing a fantastic job .keep going all the best from London.

[@CJRSBK]

Marti reminds me of a young President Lincoln 😂😂😂😂😂😂 maybe reincarnated 😂😂😂 top man great Auditor and channel Respect 🙏

[@MartiBlagborough]

My oldest son is called Lincoln.

[@CJRSBK]

@MartiBlagborough 😆 😂 🤣 😅 it's the beard chief that's all .....Respect

[@robertwakefield8107]

Marti...You have Balls

[@MartiBlagborough]

@@robertwakefield8107 I know I have 2 🤣🤣

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Thanks for the update MB, and let's hope that this ultimately 'works out in your favour, and that justice is 'fully served for you'!!😊

[@louiseburnett5795]

DON'T FORGET THE CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT UNDER THE COMMON LAW DOCTRINE OF AGENCY, RESPONDEAT SUPERIOR. 'VICARIOUS LIABILITY' IS WHEN AN EMPLOYER COULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DISCRIMINTORY ACTION'S OF THEIR EMPLOYEES THAT ARISES UNDER THE COMMON LAW DOCTRINE OF AGENCY.

[@ianmowbray3284]

It will not go to court, they allways settle before hand.

[@JohnWilliams-tc6fc]

Brilliant reporting you are very brave

[@AustinSaysSo]

You should respond to the "it's flashing red so clearly it's recording" With "a lot of devices flash red because their battery is dying, that's why you SHOULD inform me as per policy, GDPR and for the information that I can now FOI request". Nice 1 for the update on the sausage 😂

[@John-lp5xh]

I've aways thought the same when they say that, why should we be familiar with the way their equipment works

[@bikerrf900]

Good luck Marti. As always take care and stay safe. ACAB.

[@LorraineRodley-lj7rn]

Keep holding these muppets accountable

[@davidgaul6743]

wow no one holds them to account except courts.....if u r lucky...

[@MartiBlagborough]

The courts are the only ones that can truly hold these criminals to account

[@alanbaxter8100]

3:40 So can he arrest the 25,000 people watching so far who ALL believe he is an IDIOT ? 🏴‍☠️

[@robertpaget809]

It’s sad that some officers let their ego interrupt their duty ,then use the law to twist to their actions . Now they pay out of public funds to compensate their stupidity when it would come out of their wages

[@WAR-22]

Just like inspector muppet 😂

[@eddie21481]

Marti your a effin star m8 … shame your not from down my way ‘ would love to go on an audit with you… top man 👍

[@victoriabyrne431]

Marti, you're a legend. Bless ya.

[@_M-_-C_]

The saying " the truth hurts" definitely applies to pc pleb. No officer is fit for duty if they police off of emotions.

[@roybutler4066]

Officer should be fired for abusing power in public office

[@NomadicNight]

Never go to a 'voluntary interview' at a Police station, because it means that the Police don't have enough evidence of a crime, so they invite you to incriminate yourself. ( Basically, do their job for them. )

[@7dtdfil730]

Just reply "no comment." to every question...

[@MsFionaxxx]

@@7dtdfil730 Only if arrested. Never attend voluntarily.

[@marksanders3659]

Unfortunately they will even use “no comment” to your disadvantage as well… crafty lying b*****ds….

[@deltech7603]

I didn’t know Dominic Littlewood was a cop.....

[@catmar1944]

[" It seems police stations these days are like the wild west forts of old, what are they afraid of? if they did their job properly there would be no need to lock themselves into their voluntary prisons they call call police stations..."] without prejudice.

[@concernedindividual7056]

Scared to death they are going to be caught acting/doing illegal things or just being proved corrupt. Makes the blue line, IOPC, CPS Cover up far harder to do. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Teslamaniac]

Police officers that don`t know the law, should be against the law

[@paulbromley6687]

The police could have a tag line “ Never knowingly outnumbered “

[@abeonthehill166]

That cop is not emotionally siutable to be in the Police service .

[@scott1973ish]

Crazy that man!

[@donmacrae3855]

I know in America you can attach yourself to a police pension, is that possible in the uk?

[@gj5900]

Any constable who cannot control their emotions and ego like that should be immediately removed from duty. He obviously realised that no custody sergeant would authorise your detention for calling him an idiot so he backtracked with the FPN. It was a malicious arrest purely made on anger and ego.

[@colinpryor4290]

That's why every Fixed Penalty Notice issued by Plod should be challenged. This corrupt cop was attempting to enforce his own version of the law and hide that beneath a formal legal process by obfuscating the evidence and thereby denying due legal process. After all he's Met and we all know that most of them are corrupt.

[@paul66990]

Unfortunately these characters are all that the service is made up of.

[@Vince_Paul]

Don’t forget to goto the ipc to make a claim for wrongful arrest that compensation is a separate claim from the court. This is the problem with the police these days the standards are so low, anyone can join and they all think they are the law, when they are not.

[@billnewby9082]

Marti, don't accept an offer to settle. Take it all the way, even if it results in a much reduced payout. They want to drag it out and make you earn your compensation. So make sure it costs them AND goes to trial. At least afterwards there will be a court ruling that you can call a cop an "idiot" without fear of being charged or issued a fine.

[@georgebarnes8163]

Thing is that it does not cost them anything, all court costs and compensation come out of the tax payers pocket not the cops pocket.

[@MartiBlagborough]

It does not directly come out of the taxpayer's pocket. It comes out of that specific police force's yearly budget that they have already been allocated.

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@MartiBlagborough Yep, not directly but indirectly, IMO the cops should be paying out of their own pocket, they would not be so keen to act Billy Big Balls if it started to cost them.

[@MartiBlagborough]

Absolutely 💯 agree pal. If the officers themselves became legally liable then they would learn FAST

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@MartiBlagborough Wish you all the best with your case, that plonker was well out of order.

[@maddrivers1018]

Keep the good work up.

[@kevinlast7051]

The young lady PCSO, could teach her, colleagues how to communicate with members of the public how ever annoying they are. She was not vexed. She was polite and forthcoming with the information now I can respect her because when she goes to work she leaves her ego in the locker room.

[@davidkelly8299]

I bet the two other idiots, had something to say to her though. As they were shown to be power crazy idiots as well. Yes she did her job (PCSO), better than all of them put together 😊.

[@EvenBigger-Brother]

Big up Marti and the lads . brings back fond memories of the sausage meat trial . looking forward to the circus .

[@desydukuk291]

The thing is the "idiot" told you that it wasn't a public place, so it follows he cannot claim it was in order to fine you £80.

[@TheLeeattwood]

Honestly, wouldn’t the police leave their egos at home and let you get on with your job

[@alankelsey949]

This guy shouldn`t be allowed anywhere near the public if indeed a police officer at all also he should pay for his Gestapo tactics not we the public

[@gazzertrn]

Wonder what would happen if you used reasonable force to defend yourself , can you do that ? Just a thought . As he is making an illegal arrest .

[@John-lp5xh]

Nope, they'd twist it, you'd never be able to prove it, it would be the coppers word over yours, even with video they'd still do you

[@MartiBlagborough]

Not if its on camera

[@douglipscomb3002]

So even little girls can get a gang badge, just like big bad Woolston!

[@anderschristopherson8885]

Best of luck with the case bro!

[@alandoyle6416]

Good luck with your case👍

[@4TheRecord]

Nothing wrong with going into a cell, it just increases the compensation you can get from them later. Also, going limp upon arrest is legal, makes their job more difficult as they have to get more officers to come and carry you into the police station.

[@jaywalker3087]

Police Intelligence is an Oxymoron 😅😂

[@richardmildon2020]

Totally unsuitable to be a police person you to wonder what they’ve done in the past and how they’ve kept their jobs

[@christopherrawlings858]

Get those bucks in marti boy

[@garybarnett2756]

Woolston looks like the baddie the hood from thunderbirds 😂😂

[@davidkelly8299]

You are so right 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂😊. I've pised myself laughing so much 😊.

[@paulbromley6687]

But I thought it was normal practice for any upset police constable to get to abuse the criminal justice system to resolve their own petty personal issues. I think we need the public to be involved in the police complaints procedure as it can’t otherwise be transparent and unbiased.

[@hariowen3840]

Who picked up the white bit of litter that was on the road behind the nearside back wheel of the white Mini? It was there and then it was gone?

[@Bighotdog1980]

Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt you. lol

[@matthewhardy9059]

Keep the good work up 👏

[@badgermcspoon11]

That cops not showing up for a trial. It will get dropped on the day. They will drag it along as the tax payer will foot the bill.

[@weller17]

We are short of a leprechaun for the st. pats day celebration ☘️ 😂

[@johndoyle9092]

I wonder if the arresting thing thought it was still the 70 &80s when there were no cameras and the police abused people routinely

[@oddball7483]

Nothing has changed since the sixties then. Just finished work and popped in a shop for a drink. Came out to find a large sausage MET OINK standing by my bike. Demanded my licence but was disappointed to find all was legal. Then did the usual, create a crime search routine. Oooo! found a screwdriver and other tools in my tool bag. Invited me to the local for further investigation, declined. Then threatened to arrest me. On what charge i asked? Not going "equipped" surely? An embarrassed red faced IDIOT OINK walked away into the gathering gloom.😂

[@sarahlogan942]

It’s amazing you got his name whenever they do anything wrong eya we only get given there shoulder number and even then there’s a few who refuse to even give it

[@chocolate-teapot]

Aaaw, you hurt his feelings, bless.

[@ZubairGhanchi-wp2um]

Becareful marti they'll be on your case heavy lad i mean watching you 24/7

[@Johnsmith-ko9yj]

Excellent video Marti, just one criticism mate. Calling baldy an idiot is grossly unfair to idiots 😂. Sue the bastard you'll be doing the world a favour by educating other officers that calling them an idiot is not an offense. Keep up the great work my friend.

[@tonyengland5632]

This policeman is a good example of why people hate the police. This job seems to create a ridiculous amount of ego maniacs. And idiots! Keep up the auditing Marti👍

[@williammohan9784]

bloody hell that officer must have been strong to push that tub of lard back.

[@resist.]

Respect bro

[@russellingham2069]

They ALL retire to protect their pensions and free house!!

[@UAP-79]

Where’s GB Audit channel on KZbin can’t find it ?

[@markdavidson9743]

I was watching it earlier

[@alanbaxter8100]

Im fed up paying for these COCKS 🏴‍☠️

[@geoffhunter7704]

Ha Ha Ha "wayne cousen;s lookalike jibe was good but clone is better!

[@JamesGamby]

Who taught this gang how to drive and park a member of the public done this sort of thing gets a ticket

[@yaghaus1036]

How did you appeal it? Did you have to go court?

[@minmo2288]

On duty police are meant to have a higher standard of abuse tolerance than the public.

[@shayfinnighan6311]

Lets travel all the way to London, get lippy with old bill, waste their time and then get arrested. Whos with me?

[@nobodypoor]

Nice 1 m8.

[@stevengumanit8507]

Tell me... In a civil case in the UK, does the defendant state his full name, address and date of birth. please let me know. cheers. steven

[@MartiBlagborough]

Technically, yes, but in this case, no, as the defendant is the metropolitan police not Mr Woolston, as an individual.

[@jackdaw3160]

Never forget you can’t sue a police constable personally as well as his force if he acts outside the law