Audit | ASDA Distribution | By Order of High Rank I Need You Name and Phone Number | REUPLOAD

Today we visit Asda Distribution at Magna Park in Lutterworth.
The security staff seem to think that they can stop us filming from the outside looking in.
Eventually he was educated and all ended peacefully.
Enjoy!
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[@BABYWOLF--1966]

If you are OUTSIDE the premises then you can video what you want

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

If you are INSIDE the premises you can video what you want. Fair do; the landowner can use reasonable force to remove you. But he can’t stop you recording.

[@andrrwprice7281]

In the first few seconds you videoed a sign the clearly stated that you were on private land. The guy that drove up stated quite clearly that beyond the yellow line the land was Asda's and private property. The land outside that boundary belonged to Magna Park and was also private property. Beyond the main roundabout unless you had business specifically on Magna Park you were trespassing. I often watch DJ Audits and I don't recall the channel to have been in the wrong previously. This time you definitely were!! Sad but true.

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

@@andrrwprice7281 so what if he WAS trespassing? It’s a civil matter. Let them sue. You can only sue for a quantum amount. What is their loss? They can use reasonable force to remove you though.

[@johnvienta7622]

@@andrrwprice7281 , the sign referred to private roads and the speed limit which applied to those roads, not private land. As the roads are on private property I would assume that the speed limits would not be enforceable by Police and so the owners can request that drivers comply with unofficial signs.

[@nickjupp6868]

the truck also has cameras..

[@DanSmithBK]

Hats off to the bearded fella, accepting he might not have it right and he’s happy to learn. What a refreshing change that is! Kudos to him :-)

[@HBFREEWORLD]

Spot on with your comment 🎯

[@DaveCarterAL]

NO, he already knew and was trying to wheedle his way out of what he had said.

[@thenewbeester]

Really ? One of the first things out of his mouth was along the lines of "Can we turn off the camera and discuss this like gentlemen" boo 🖕

[@plug4uk696]

Top marks to the bearded security guard that turned up, was cordial in his approach and was willing to listen and take the information provided and pass it on so others would know for future reference. Credit where's credit due sir, keep up the good work ;-)

[@truckerfromreno]

You trusted him? He was very sneaky.

[@rubythegoldenpup7628]

@@truckerfromreno exactly, I could sense that too, would tell them of straight away about idling while stationary (7 freaking minutes!)

[@EXSKIN]

@@bmcgoo6027 Yes and just waiting to cut the head off a an infidel

[@quandary1382]

Yeah he was spot on, actually might make a better police officer than many I've seen. He even remembered to let a member of the public know he was being filmed. The police virtually never do that!

[@badgermcspoon11]

There is no doubt this is the best team of security staff I have ever seen. No one expects everyone to know everything but staying calm and being polite makes people look great. I bet that is a happy place to work ….respect given.

[@Just-Tony]

The guy with the beard seemed a decent bloke, respectful, identified himself straight away, happy to be corrected if he was wrong, and just wanted to cover his own ass with his bosses that are probably sending him out there... Fair play to him... well informed... great job.

[@kite2surf]

Guy with the beard was class, no fuss, willing to take evidence of current legislation back to management, couldn't ask for more really.

[@shahids786]

Security guy who came after with the beard was very proffesional and polite.well done to both sides for that.great audit keep it up guys

[@user-kd3rh7kn8p]

I agree he seemed like a decent guy, even though he called himself "officer on site" clearly has a police officer complex 😂🤡

[@patthewoodboy]

but he should not leave the site , he has no authority off site. He was giving BS

[@shahids786]

@@patthewoodboy leave site? Hes on mobile patrol off site.what you on about? Hes duty is whole of magna park the WHOLE SITE

[@patthewoodboy]

@@shahids786 he has no authority off site ... you dont know the law , just like him ...he is in Public ...

[@shahids786]

@@patthewoodboy do you not understand hes site is the whole of magna park.the whole site it self.and youre telling me i have no idea? 😆😆😆 i do mobile patrols/static/sia renewals/etc.go and watch the whole video and you will realise hes duty is the whole park not just the site where the filming is taking place.think you have no idea what im trying to tell you.always get 1 person who thinks they no it all just by google and a few videos.clown

[@iaidoman]

You have to respect the ex Gurkhas even though they may be doing security. Most have served 18-22 years in the British army. For that they will always have my respect.

[@BigDavie2000]

I have heard a few stories about the Gurkhas from mates who have served. One was on guard duty at a base that had some Gurkhas temporary stationed there. The first night he felt something lightly touch his foot, looked down and saw nothing. Next night the same. After it happening a third time he reported it his Lieutenant who told him not to worry it was just a Gurkha out doing their thing looking for enemies. They do this by checking to make sure your shoelaces were laced correctly.

[@endlessrelaxationmusicswit3266]

I recognised the gate officer , he is a Falkland veteran ( ex- gurkha). He must have been doing his job as told to do.

[@martianmagician6215]

@@BigDavie2000 British army never cross lace their boots for the reason you state.

[@MrTangolizard]

@@martianmagician6215 nonsense the only time I was ever told how to lace my boots was in basic with my drill boots my combat boots cold weather boots barracks boots all were laced how I wanted too and I liked to do it so they came off easy so where laced crossed

[@martianmagician6215]

@@MrTangolizard We'll I served for 19 years and I and everyone else laced their boots in the manner discussed . Granted there are loads of urban myths in the military most of which I would have believed aged 19 .

[@malmikpestcontrol769]

Like he said guy with beard was respectful and honest, respect back to you bro top banana from Brum

[@ozzyatome]

I wish these companies would train its security on basic laws another good one mate 👍👍🇬🇧

[@marklatimer7333]

They have but unfortunately on Albanian Law .

[@Hannah-pk6iq]

Its not the companies. Its the SIA training. They dont train about photography in public and barely mention trespassing laws. The training companies literally take people by the hand through the course. Its a scam.

[@kevinpattinson6456]

@@Hannah-pk6iq Hi you are quite right about the sia traing now i worked in security 30 years ago you had to know the laws now its just a bunch of jerry jobworths getting paid for nothing.

[@The-Great-Brindian]

just give him your name and your number 🥰 lol

[@martyt8551]

@@The-Great-Brindian 😍

[@jay-fq6tt]

Awww he's a good man doing a good job polite even under orders what a star 🌟

[@scotto7047]

Sometimes it's like shooting fish in a barrel. Feel sorry for poor security guards who have been told to enforce the unenforceable.

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

Yes and they do get paid a lot.

[@The-Great-Brindian]

lol @ 'shooting fish in a barrel' hahaha thats hilarious * reaches out for another can of kronenbourg...*

[@maddrivers1018]

This is the way in UK today

[@cJ-cr8gp]

Outstanding performance by the second guard with the beard. Give him a pay rise. He totally gets it and his demeanour was superb. Text book handling with the knowledge he had available. I salute you sir..!

[@spennamyers8338]

These security guards are all Ex Gurkha regiment, sound loyal guys who fought for us all! They followed the orders they are given so won't know public photography laws! Used to deliver to that depot regularly so know how sound they are.

[@ah3690]

None of Gurkha can speak English unbelievable all those years serving in British army

[@roundtheloopandback]

if that's true they're hard as nails and I really wouldn't annoy one ;)

[@imarsayed1844]

Cool story bro

[@derbyphoter]

Thought so, I will, as an ex hm serviceman hear of no wrong against the Gurkahs. True friends badly informed here

[@lastofthemouchers8873]

Mate I fought with them. That guy ain't Nepalese. He's chinese

[@100ccKartingVideos]

The best comeback I've heard is "the eyes cant trespass", no-one can argue with that.

[@martynlucas2691]

Park security were very respectful. Good to see.

[@pluckstevenson1731]

All very pleasant loved the first wee security guard bless his cotton socks

[@marklatimer7333]

You wouldn't be saying that if they let him carry his old AK47 .

[@david-pb4bi]

@@marklatimer7333 “they don’t like it up ‘em”

[@marklatimer7333]

@@david-pb4bi The old cold steel, they can't abide it, Sir, can't abide it. Welcome to the Old codgers reminisce hour.

[@3-4-3football3]

Love these videos. Perfectly deescalated by the guy in the car. I love the way they always refer to your safety. Keep up the great work.

[@finnrs7597]

Guy with the beard top professional and his ego passed the vibe check. Respect to him. If it is privately owned all they would need to do is revoke their implied right of access but since they didn't technically ask them to leave, I guess it was all good to stay.

[@CrazedFandango]

Nice to see an audit that is done politely and not trying to wind officials up.

[@markhughes9092]

Sometimes I get fed up with auditing Britain ab criticising people's Appearances and insulting them

[@Error_404_Not_Found_timed_out_]

​​@@markhughes9092. . That's the whole point. 'Officials' subjectively apply their own interpretation and thoughts (like areas where there is no signage). When this is reversed and a subjective criticism is made, the official's defence is to call it: insulting; derogatory; rude and objectionable. The Police try and stop this by using the Public Order legislation. So the public can have no criticism and the 'authoiries' have every right even if they do not comply with the law, by-laws, policies and guide-lines. . . .this doesn't affect the majority of people, but when it does go wrong the unsuspecting general public pay the price: physically; financially and occasionally get killed. Are we supposed to thank Wayne Couzins for the failings of accountability now? 😮

[@MrPicoop59]

Another great audit guys. A really big thumbs up to the securty officer with the beard. Very calm, very polite, didn't try to bully you or talk down to you. A very rare, unforunately, and proffesional officer. Well done to him.

[@jassman1]

I bet the Gate guy is Ex military. Takes orders well. And they are the nicest guys in the world.

[@kenburt9696]

Nice change to see totally polite auditors, putting them straight, tactfully.

[@lyndonjames9178]

Yes it is nice to hear auditors be polite and respecful😊😊😊😊 it makes a change to others that I have watched

[@djohn1671]

first he was called a commander, then he referred to himself as 'an officer'. he's truly a special one indeed.

[@babyshambler]

So refreshing that the guard said you could educate him and he was sincere!

[@collinw1353]

Security guards who don't know the limits to their authority and boundaries are great entertainment.

[@CrazedFandango]

As much as non-security guards

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

We have less schooling on law than the police. Yet we are expected to uphold the same rules.

[@anne-mariethompson4365]

I've been working my way through your vids and I crack up everytime I hear you say, "please"..."please my friend, I'm not coming in"...."please don't call the police"...and the rest. Everytime it makes me crack up 🤣🤣

[@johnbratley6926]

What a land of opportunity the UK is, fresh off the China boat and already a qualified lawyer even before he's learned to speak English.

[@brianhenno4744]

A lot of the security staff at asda are ex Gurkha soldiers

[@paulkirton8945]

I'm guessing he's from Nepal. Once we we were grateful to the Gurkhas, now they're there to ridicule.

[@iaidoman]

@@paulkirton8945 I have served along side them. They are a fine body of men who have my upmost respect. How many here would leave their family and friends to go and swear allegiance to a foreign monarch and fight and possibly die far from your loved ones. 99% of the haters here have not the minerals to take the Queens shilling, but will sit at a distance and be a keyboard warrior. These men ARE warriors.

[@mattwestby1169]

Great video of Asda depot, that first security guard was probably an ex Gurkha.... The most dedicated and bravest and loyal soldiers that you would want by your side in battle 💪💪

[@mattwestby1169]

@@snowflakemelter1172 what's bullshit? You've confused me with your comment...

[@mattwestby1169]

@@snowflakemelter1172 I have also served with them mate and have seen what I have seen, there is obviously good and bad in everyone. Also SF is open to everyone from all of the Armed Forces, if they put their request in to try selection then if they are at a standard that the C.O agrees with then they attend. Never done a survey of all Ethnicity that's been successful on selection 🤔

[@mattwestby1169]

@@snowflakemelter1172 and in my original comments I made no comment about SFSG, that was you I just mentioned about selection. And if I'm correct isn't the whole of 1para part of the SFSG so if gurkas are attached to 1para they would be part of this but you think their not up to it.... 🤔 I also made no comment about Para Reg....

[@seanrobson724]

Addicted to your videos now its driving me mad 😅😅

[@billywhiz64]

Magma park security 10/10 what a pleasant guy , hope he gets a promotion out of this interaction, and the 2nd Asda guy was educated aswell 👍🏻

[@ajitpatel9106]

Another absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely fantastic video. More of these videos and stay safe PLEASE

[@dougieroberts7045]

Great seeing the big HGV lorries, unrecognized backbone of the country during the covid19 crisis. The chap who came out resolved the issue professionally. The driver who turned up telling lies about the land being private should be prosecuted.

[@bestofukaudits1274]

Beautiful interaction and peaceful outcome. That security officer was great

[@user-kd3rh7kn8p]

*guard, he's not an officer in any capacity

[@SouthYorkshireTTRescue]

What a sound bearded guy Well professional a true credit to the Security Industry Authority

[@realPromotememedia]

Baldy Beardy was excellent! Proper good attitude, proper respectful and human interaction, credit to his job, love him. Asda security boss man … frustrated copper, just can’t help give unnecessary advice, needs to go into town to check old dears are safe doing their shopping I didn’t catch first guard name, love his passion, but he did make me chuckle 🤭 😂- its not China, mate, just chill a bit ☺️

[@DJAUDITS]

I love reading the comments and yours did make me chuckle. Thanks so much for watching.

[@mrm5183]

He gave me Dick Van Dyke vibes with his accent lol. Would have loved him to belt out “corr blimey Mary Poppins” ☂

[@andresburtom6577]

I'm amazed, Someone who can hardly speak English laying down the law on what is legal or not.

[@subscribemakemoney2198]

Kim Jon un

[@bartchmura]

Limited ability to express oneself in a foreign language does not equal to not knowing what legal is. Of course, the guy initially fared as any other random security guy does. Imposing and just assuming they know what they are talking about but give the bearded guy credit for owning up

[@FreeSpirit44]

That is a telescopic sectional mast and the winch is to lower it if needed in, say, severe winds. Good fun on this audit with the guard. Stay safe guys.

[@richardthomas7103]

Ambient , relating to the immediate surroundings

[@sinopulence]

18:00 This guy is a very nice guy.

[@djparis1013]

totally genuine bloke with the beard hes willing to listen to what you say and be educated top man

[@jonnymaddog6474]

Well done bearded man happy to learne brilliant you get a 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@markthorn2743]

Security guard with the beard was open to discussion and able to adjust his approach, professional and polite. Doing his job to a good standard, great to see. I work with the public in a security capacity so I'm happy to see security staff being friendly. You can come film me whenever you like.

[@Coyo-Tea]

I forgot how funny this one is 🤣 Top work DJ

[@petergarbutt9521]

Someone may of told you, in a previous comment. The winch is used to lower the light stand, from vertical, to horizontal, to replace faulty light fittings, instead of having to use a Cherry Picker, and work at heights. Another excellent video, Stay safe

[@DJAUDITS]

🙏

[@oldseadogcb3130]

Good "schooling" audit D & J... JOB DONE! Keep it up. Eventually & hopefully ALL security/police/power crazed eejits WILL understand that "Photography Is Not A Crime" [ PINAC ]

[@blobrana8515]

the second security guard was quite understanding. thumbs up for him.

[@Aidankiwi]

Again this is the issue that can impact on auditors. As soon as you enter onto private land any access granted to the public is an implied access right. If the owner/occupiers of the property (or in this case their authorised agents) object to you recording on their property and you refuse to comply they can revoke your implied right of access. In those circumstances the provisions of Section 33 of the 1972 Criminal Justice act do not apply. If the owner/occupier or authorised agent has removed your implied right of access, then it immediately ceases to be a ‘public place’ Crucially in this case none of the security staff actually revoked your implied right of access though one of the guards did make a suggestion about all the roads on that estate being private property. Had they done so you would have been obliged to leave the area.

[@Mr-J...]

Roads vs paths and the estate makes no signage referencing permissive pathway restrictions. Have they restricted access on an annual basis over the last 20 years? Chances are No, as they have no effective means to do it. So likely now there is an implied right of access set through precedence. And as usual, no signage saying something like "private land, no photography"

[@Hannah-pk6iq]

The meaning of ambient to me is a form of music I was in to years ago.

[@danielelston7457]

Me too. Pete Namlook, the orb, Brian Eno. Good old days.

[@martinbobfrank]

That went well, without any tears or jumping up and down by their staff or external security. They acted professionally throughout. I do like your latest videos with the drone going overhead though, as that adds another dimension to the videos and sets some people ballistic. I might even buy one of those drones, but not to do what you are doing or to do anything illegal (Not that you are!) My daughter surveys domestic properties and climbs up large ladders sometimes, and so the drone you use in later videos will help her job role enormously.

[@arrancann-augustus3530]

The guy with the beard looked like he had been waiting his entire career for a day like this, he was absolutely loving it

[@48billy0]

I used to work here, as a driver for 18 years, and over the road at the chilled depot. Most of the security are ex-army Gurkhas. The nicest, most polite of any security personnel I have ever come across. Mess with them at your peril!

[@seamasterist]

But it's not OK. Ex Gurkha or not, they don't what they're talking about!! Just not good enough! Plus for ex Gurkha's to end up doing such work is a discrace, just shows how our government values their service, but that's a whole different issue.

[@CrazedFandango]

LOL, they're nothing special.

[@iaidoman]

@@CrazedFandango I would back him against you any day. I have served alongside this fine body of men. I know what they are capable of.

[@johnvienta7622]

@@CrazedFandango , I know a bloke who flogged 5 members of the Police ( Victoria, Australia ) when he was 15 years old, and then gave the public order squad a tune-up when they came to his home to get revenge. They probably thought that he was nothing special until they were being placed into the Ambulance. I also met an Army officer at Raffles Hotel many years ago who was in charge of some Gurkha soldiers and from what he said i would not be in a hurry to annoy them.

[@nickjupp6868]

who do you think trained these people?

[@bobkats]

Very good audit indeed, well done.

[@gdr38515]

Good video, good outcome. First time I've come across you guys. You are now +1 subscriber.

[@Ronskutin]

First security guard was from China, his home country has that kind rules, there you cannot take photo of person without consent and if person say delete photo you have to do it. If you do not do it its prison time. They forgot that is not law outside of China, when they travelling or live other countries.

[@patrickwoods254]

Why are most security guards foreign nationals?

[@ozzyatome]

Because they are cheap as chips 😁

[@georgebarnes8163]

@@ozzyatome curried chips in this case

[@paulkirton8945]

Because in this case Asda like to employ ex Gurkhas.

[@jackangus4530]

Only need to witness both Towns/Cities in the U.K to gain the answer.

[@bartchmura]

@@jackangus4530 yeah just look around you, open your eyes and maybe you will gain the knowledge or get the answer...we tend to do these jobs because we do not have criminal records, we can be drug tested and all of our paperwork checks out fine. What I did now was try to mock you with that generalisation that all of us are like that. This is just like the generalisation that all security guards n so on n so forth....

[@daipigeon7561]

Brilliant video around

[@deanwallace4432]

That was a great encounter with the bearded security guy. They're normally pushy and aggressive. Well done 👏

[@J_I_Was]

I drive Terberg every day at work and if it comes to shunting vehicles they are one of the best

[@andrewbellion5379]

Now that's how security should act, willing to investigate before spouting any nonsense they can think of, well done that man. 👏

[@johnshaddick6858]

Hi from Canada. I am glad that you are so polite. When that little Chinese guy wanted your name and address, I would have had some fun with that. I would told him my name is Daffy Duck and my address is 12345 Queen Street. You get the idea.😁

[@chrl3392]

Apart from the first fella, generally nice people working 👍🏼 GJ DJ

[@limitedmark]

Thanks for sharing. 😎

[@alanmcewen6111]

Yeah , the bearded guy, polite and very happy to be educated, the management guy was also very cordial and polite, hats off to them.

[@BigDAuditUK2020]

That guy at the end is very cool, he actually listened to you........wow !

[@clivesmith2886]

Good video teaching the right to film in public,stay safe retired lifeboatmen

[@Brizlebird]

Ahhh bless the little Asian man has forgotten that he’s left a totalitarian state.

[@brianhenno4744]

Ex Gurkha soldier

[@paulkirton8945]

What totalitarian state. He's an ex Gurkha soldier and they've saved our asses in umpteen wars.

[@markhamilton9834]

That was OK,,nice and decent,,good wee audit 👍

[@GraveVisitations]

This is hilarious 😂😂😂 omg I'm crying from laughing

[@happyguy201]

Nice audit

[@kieran7237]

Commanders, officers and Jackie Chan... Was expecting some 1980s sub plot to be present with danger zone on in the background....crazy stuff

[@ivancarter9456]

If a public notice for an application to build or add a building on a site or location the notice is placed in a public location accessible to the public ...it can not be hidden or placed in a location not accessible to public it is not acceptable . If it is incorrectly placed it will affect the application in fact delaying it . If this is so the notice must be reposted in a public place and the application period is recommenced from the start

[@johngreen6191]

First of the Hong Kong people. We got another 3m of these later,

[@paulkirton8945]

He's a Gurkha and we owe them a debt of gratitude.

[@robgardiner700]

Is it wrong to keep thinking of a casting of Mr Chow for The Hangover 4. What a likeable character. My Commander from above😁😁😁

[@TheGazza636]

At last someone willing to learn.its about time ain't it.

[@upnorth6722]

Good vid .

[@Vodkyz]

Great vid mate!

[@deancossins8557]

These uploads are like old fashion comedy use to be 😃👍

[@marklatimer7333]

What, like we used to laugh at foreigners?, a massive selection to choose from in this video, reminds me of the TV show "Mind your Language" . "Rubbery Chicken" - classic Benny Hill.

[@pinballrobbie]

I felt for the Asian guy on the gate, obviously English was not his first language and he was trying to do his job as he saw it. Good outcome all up though.

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

I look at so many UK audits I can count on one hand the number of English security guards working !

[@paulkirton8945]

The Brits aren't keen on unsociable hours.

[@jimmy2minutes]

@@paulkirton8945 nonsense.

[@jimmy2minutes]

They are all being slipped out the back door of the migrant hotels, and into security work. Criminal record or not.

[@PedroGonzalez11111]

@@jimmy2minutes british are lazy

[@jimmy2minutes]

@@PedroGonzalez11111 does Siesta ring any bells?

[@jamesmurphy4976]

Nice of the Merc putting his right hand indicater on and then turning left. So it's not only the gaurds that are a bit thick.

[@HSTHoward]

The way you say KZbin makes me chuckle. “Youtooob”

[@stevegray1308]

Definitely a busy place.

[@karlkam141193]

The winch would be used for camera maintenance, the pole folds in half so that the cameras can be maintained from the ground :-)

[@slick0074]

Regarding the advice on not getting run over by the trucks, I would also like highlight that crossing motorways is dangerous, especially at night.

[@simonwebber]

The yellow jacket guy is very enthusiastic 😂 an order follower non the less but, his enthusiasm is remarkable 🤣 just get on the train I’m doing my job

[@Eirexeyes]

When the guy laughed made me laugh. His laugh is great 👍 lol

[@StrawberrySunday212]

The bloke with the beard was a top bloke. Kudos to him.

[@IRISHTRANSPARENCY]

Great audit, however that laugh in the background is shocking lol

[@romancascino2692]

The security on ASDA is quite green he is an ex Gurkha making a living and he is going by what ASDA's policy's are and not law he has to be green as he refers to management as commander lol as in officer or platoon commander , with not a great knowledge of the english language ...lol .. bless him , the foreign driver who said you need my permission is probably on the run from his home country and doesn't wish to be on social media , or he just doesn't know the laws of this country, and had you not been speaking to Magna Park security I dare say that management would have had a different attitude about you , I just feel that don't know why just the way they made me feel , but had a good chuckle about the little Gurkha security lad any way , a good little video though as ex forces and an ex driver saw it from all sides ...cheers

[@carlbutchwebster7210]

That guy from the office was off he's head didn't have a clue about british law made my day that guy . All the best guys have a good one

[@annmc8392]

10:47 aww I think he is sweet🙂go on give him your details 😄 18:14 nice chap, well trained and open to other people's knowledge. He should join the police service.

[@peoplescode.7428]

Cocky here 😂🤦‍♂️ who is ya friend.. You have progress so much from here

[@A2Z1Two3]

Big Brother Asda ! Makes me wonder what else Asda are doing with my images and transaction data ! I will stick to Morrison’s , M&S or Lidl if Asda are playing silly buggers.

[@DualHat]

2 things. 1 the winch is for lowering the pole to service or access the out of reach parts of the pole. 2nd the security supervisor is actually in breach of his SIA licence conditions, as he has the incorrect licence. He just has a basic security licence. He needs a front line Door supervisor one. Also his cctv licence he claims to have is not relevant here as its related to the use and proper operation of a cctv system not owned by him. Great work btw

[@guineapigzed]

3:00 I love the foreigner telling you the rules

[@danny34867]

Fair play to the bearded Asian gentleman who says he’s been educated

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

Well done DJ.

[@jameskennedy7295]

winch handles on camera post are to lower it to ground for maintenance, hinged in middle.

[@ivanmayer1353]

One thing not mentioned,you could probably get more information on the layout of the premises using Google maps if you wanted to. Zoom down,and you'd probably see alot more than standing by the gate. And you wouldn't be questioned about it.