You're Not Supposed To Fly Your Drone Over Private Property 😲🛸🎥❌👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️

Today we take a look at Heckler & Koch GB, Unit 3 Easter Park, Lenton Lane, Nottingham, NG7 2PX.
The unusually high security on a normal warehouse unit makes it stand out so we take a closer look.
As we wander around the outside the intercom starts speaking to me which leads to them calling the police.
As we wait for the police we get the drone out and as soon as we put it away around 5 mins later, 3 Police units arrive.
1 Van with Cell, 1 Armed Unmarked Vehicle and 1 Patrol Car. 5 Constables in total.
As the conversation continues it becomes apparent that this place makes Guns inside.
The constable accused me of wrongdoing by flying the drone over private property but soon checked with his control room and returned with a much better approach.
Enjoy!
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[@beakytzw]

Great interaction from the Armed Response guys, the initial cop needs an education. His initial response was poor but he recovered it well lol. Nice vid mate thanks. P.s. I used H&K for about 10 years, they make the UK Armed Forces main personal weapon the SA80 A3.

[@victuff9765]

HK modify and upgrade the L85/86 series rifles... They were originally manufactured by RSAF Enfield and then BAE Systems Nottingham

[@carmineredd1198]

mine is an MG5

[@triplezs6307]

lets normalize armed response officers for all manner of policing!

[@bunchofgrapesorafig]

@@triplezs6307 exactly mate, I get your drift, so that the UK becomes a policed state 1984 totalitarian nightmare.... Embedding even more Fear and Delusions in to the psychi of Humans..... it's paranoid enough out there now, where by MSM spread fear mongering so as the citizens become so suspicious they actually start believing that everyone else except themselves is up to no good. Great psychological trick government!

[@Apocalypse_Cow]

What is the current SITREP on private citizens in the UK owning a firearm just like the armed response units in this video?

[@robby1816]

Those armed response guys were the friendliest, most interactive officers I've ever seen on an audit. Best example of which type of officers should be in the armed units.

[@ilosssssshx]

I would imagine the training they have to go through to become a fire arms officer in the UK will filter out the bad eggs, this guys where great!

[@neil_mch]

They make sure armed police are mentally stable before sending them out into the public. A pity they seem to do the oposite with normal cops.

[@Yaqoot]

@@neil_mch yep, makes you understand why America has such an issue... imagine every regular bobby having a gun! 😱

[@neil_mch]

@@Yaqoot I dread to think.

[@S.Trades]

Training to shoot people? You think that's a challenge? I'd say that's a mornings training?​@@ilosssssshx

[@apk74]

He admitted at the end he didn’t know the ins and outs of drone laws BUT he was still happy to start his interaction with the statement “YOURE NOT ALLOWED TO FLY OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY!”.

[@Nickle314]

1. Time for him to retrained. 2. Time for him to read his code of ethics on honesty.

[@oddball7483]

Make way I'm in charge. I am armed with a note book and ignorance. You must listen to me while i make up a law.

[@sideways7774]

He also didn't inform you that he was recording

[@Dangerous_Brian]

Massive fail and just shows how they perceive their authority

[@innitandting]

armed coppers were sound, notebook boy is a pilchard, good audit, interesting place, try and dig up some more of these low level places, laters

[@tractorboy2002]

Armed guys were fine - the first cop was initially in bully mode but once he was educated he realised you were in the right. Great video as usual.

[@jamieee321]

The armed police tend to have a bit more intelligence compared to the normal police.

[@tractorboy2002]

@@jamieee321 That seems reasonable. I suppose they need to be whilst carrying a deadly weapon.

[@benedictearlson9044]

Watch it again, he's very polite and chatty to begin with but DJ Audits gives him lots of attitude.

[@richardjones8699]

@@benedictearlson9044 watch it again, he was incorrectly quoting the Law. Don't you think he should have been corrected!!?

[@michalbalicki7267]

I don't know why the Islamic BLM & Indian state wants English police get rid of them we need more crime & terrorism so glad you are importing Islam from France I hear your PM is Indian they support Putin with Islam & Africa

[@jackjordan3715]

Finally a video with well mannered and proffesional officers. If any officers are watching, watch and learn how you should speak with the public. Great stuff DJ

[@urbantuckerman]

This is exemplary policing, we see a lot of cops behaving badly. But props due to these guys. If all police were like these guys we would live in a better country.

[@barkinmad2296]

Great banter with the officers, nice to see an audit end happily on a good note. Fed up of seeing the confrontations where they are not necessary, so well done all of you.

[@pauloliver6813]

That's what makes the difference between this guy and AB. As the officer says, "you;re more pleasant aren't you..." absolutely grade A right. Well done, DJ. Top man.

[@Interdiffusion]

@@pauloliver6813 AB is perfectly pleasant until his rights get violated. At that point, quite rightly, all bets are off.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

A B is the number one auditor his job is to show people (the public) how these security guards , PCSO and police go on " They think there somebody "

[@PeaceBeTheJourney.]

Tyrants

[@RAFchurchlawford4469]

Banter: Are tattoos now part of the uniform and if so can I see yours, WPC?

[@alanmayes851]

The first officer enthusiastically waffled his way to the front spouting guessed legislation, he wrongly thought he could dominate the situation with it. It was quickly apparent none of it had any foundation nor truth. The guy with the beard knew enough to have dealt with the situation but decided to let his colleague make a fool of himself before he got on the radio to “sarge” back at the homestead to give him guidance with how to behave. Great audit DJ as usual.

[@meneertjehetheertje]

That was indeed funny to watch. Acting tough with the tattoos. First he takes his papers to write down personal information of djaudits. And after that he starts the investigation. Very Strange behaviour! Intimidation fail big time.

[@wolvoman1]

Maybe 'Sarge' should brief his officers before they attend, would help stop a lot of embarrassment

[@secondchance6603]

A lot of time, money and bother could be saved if the ones who receive these calls at the call center were educated on the rules for filming in public.

[@S-O-T]

What are the laws UK Getting a drone tomorrow 😀

[@secondchance6603]

@@S-O-T You would find out almost immediately if you'd simply done a search for 'what are the laws in the UK for drones.'

[@captivesteelnz]

What a wonderful change seeing a group of police calmly listening, chatting, and finding out whether they're right or wrong instead of screaming their unlawful orders over the top of the person they're talking to without giving said person any chance at all of answering any of their questions. Well done to all involved.

[@tkthebear984]

Great bunch of coppers who know how to interact with the public, shame there’s not more like them. Nice audit DJ as always 👍

[@JhubeiFC]

They way you interact in these situations is really commendable. You have a real skill placing people at ease and ensuring everyone leaves on as good terms as you can and I think a lot of other auditors should take note.

[@whitehart11]

Armed officers are most often the coolest and most amenable. These police officers were the best seen for a long time!

[@randgate]

They all used to be like that, then they started scraping the barrel by making the pay and benefits too low while introducing plastic PCSO and being expected to Police thought/feelings crime. So only the ARP get guns, proper training and proper pay.

[@movarvo1217]

Agree.....AB got one at MI6 in London, nice chap but rare.

[@DavidBrown-ok1rf]

Yes, Wayne Cousins was an armed plod, don't forget, plus at least one of these is wearing a defaced national gang member flag. When the so called good police stop covering up for the bad police ACABs.

[@ianhill4585]

Armed police are the least psycho of the bunch. Thank fully, as they have bang bang toys. Small mercies huh?!

[@welditmick]

@@ianhill4585 He did say 'Unfortunately no' when asked if he had used his weapon this year though!!!!!!!!

[@lesclark308]

That was quite a pleasant interaction with the police on this occasion, the police should use this video as a training video to show other police officers how to interact with the public

[@CBikeLondon]

I couldn’t agree more, except perhaps other auditors could also learn a thing or two from DJ about courtesy and mutual respect

[@edwardgatey8301]

@@CBikeLondon Cops have no mutual respect. They’re trained to be a554073s.

[@lesclark308]

@@CBikeLondon yes I agree respect works both ways

[@justinm2697]

Except for the first officer making up the rules.

[@royalanethridge333]

If only police were ALL LIKE THIS

[@OzFPVflyer]

Come on guys, lets take a minute to thank these cops for being cordial and understanding, doesnt happen often but these guys were pretty much relaxed and listened without being bossy. Not every cop knows every law and when it comes to drones we cant expect them to know what we know. Once it was explained to them they understood.

[@Exercise_as_Medicine]

Superb reaction by the police on this occasion…

[@keving5235]

Correct, they were friendly, but there was still a glaring issue. The cop that orginally approached him said he couldnt fly over private land. If he didnt know the law, then he shouldnt have stated what he can or cant do, he really should have checked with his 'sarg' first, then said to him. He didnt do that.

[@bigduphusaj162]

You find that the higher up ranked the police are and the armed guys are actually decent. You don't hear a lot of shootings here so they must be doing something right.

[@bigduphusaj162]

@@keving5235 yeah but he went away and checked mate without needlessly arresting the guy or whatever. I don't see any bad policing here

[@keving5235]

@@bigduphusaj162 The police originally lied to him, that's bad policing.

[@scrubblybubbly8816]

Cops were good after the power of the mighty notebook failed 😉 Armed response guys were cool,good to see some cops without a huge ego,well done gents👍 Great audit as usual

[@cockney_red8349]

I love seeing a cop open his notepad and then only having to close it without a word written.

[@kalpat5753]

So they attend mob handed and try to enforce something that they have no idea is illegal. So you cannot fly over a building with sensitive stuff inside - that must be some sort of new law.

[@Nickle314]

Does that include buildings full of the woke? They are very senstive, unless its someone else.

[@koshvorlon8132]

It's that "Police law" they used to arrest AB and then had to apologise for 🤣😂

[@malgf4145]

How does a drone pilot know what's inside ??? Copslaining !!!

[@Jester-Riddle]

I would be pretty certain that the Police were aware of what was inside that unit ... The individual officers may not have been, but the risk of numerous guns being stolen and ending up on the streets would have got there serious attention and I still wonder whether the armed unit was sent deliberately, even if they didn't know why in this case.

[@justinm2697]

Perhaps buildings with sensitive stuff inside should have signs saying 'sensitive stuff inside' so people know.

[@jonmills5097]

That copper smiling while he was speaking sooooo smiley…. Always worry about someone who delivers facts with a massive smile like they’re the friendliest most helpful person they’re usually not

[@mowhawk5924]

Auditing Britain and PTTP are my favourites but just started watching DJAudits and i love the way you react and bring content that is actually very interesting and informative , things we never had a clue about , generating good interest. first class, just subscribed . you genuinely are audits done differently. RESPECT, ps stop biting your nails lol

[@DJAUDITS]

Thanks. Nails here en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nail%E2%80%93patella_syndrome

[@user-ox3lr6xc7l]

I often wondered about your nails.. glad to learn that interesting information… I hope your kneecaps are ok.. 👍🇦🇺🦘🪃🙃❤️

[@mowhawk5924]

@@DJAUDITS AH ok , i never realised apologies and respect from me

[@theanxiousbench]

I personally like your attitude, and your calm disposition, and your clarity on the subject. You are very friendly, but direct. Very nice to see a video like this, cuz usually it's two people screaming and hollering at each other.

[@dononeeye9912]

Your interacting skills with the police are excellent!

[@bruce8359]

good cops

[@TruthTortoise81]

he's just such a massive nerd they pity him

[@millitaryofficial913]

@@TruthTortoise81 you have a sad life

[@looneytune6955]

A video showing the other side of police, a side that very rarely gets shown in the auditing world. The first officer was at first wrong but as he admits there is that much changing legislation for officers to keep up with. One of your best videos becuase it adds balance to very inbalanced community. Well done.

[@Polecat54941]

Good job that Doctors keep up with the latest medical updates or we would still be using leaches?

[@Puddleduck1]

As the daughter of officers, I can confirm these people are totally normal like me and you, they have a brilliant sense of humour and just live normal lives like us all. Some have crappy knowledge & shouldn't try to uphold laws they don't know about and let everyone else down.

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@Polecat54941 or leeches??

[@Polecat54941]

@@CB-xr1eg You should get out more or make some friends cos dude you must be really hurting inside?

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@Polecat54941 Because I corrected your spelling? Wow, never seen such a butthurt response to a spelling correction. You sure it's _me_ that's hurting??😂😂

[@seantimmons3136]

It’s always good to see a positive interaction with decent blokes.

[@Dangerous_Brian]

minus the one knob jockey

[@ZedExGaming]

Tag me In the video I Must've missed it

[@johnvienta7622]

Apart from the usual hands in pockets, lying about the armed unit not being specifically requested, asking for identity when no offence had been detected, and of course not identifying themselves which should be the first thing they do... oh, and parking unlawfully because there was no urgent reason for them to be there.

[@alancroft6928]

These guys were fantastic. Well done to all those police officers for being very professional. You are a credit to the police force. They should use this as a training tool across the country.

[@eliahanderon295]

I really admire your confidence and bravery with the police

[@earldennis6815]

Someone breaking in your house they don't show up, yet all these muppets turn up for you....Disgrace !!!

[@apcyberax]

take photos of them breaking in and they will come in minutes

[@kavalogue]

Huge robbing epidemic in Ireland, police won't respond.

[@TwilightMom90]

Or tell 999 operators that you are about to defend yourself and protect your family by taking the burglars out, even mention using a weapon. Before you end the call you'll have armed response on the way or at least non armed police. Its a sad world when you have to play the system just to protect everything you've worked hard for and yourself/family.

[@The-Great-Brindian]

i once had my student house broken into. I rang 999 and the 'police lady' asked me 'how many of them are there?' i replied: 'shall i go downstairs and find out ?'

[@earldennis6815]

@@TwilightMom90 I agree with you 100%..

[@alisonb4898]

Even when you said you weren’t going to give your details he still went to get his pen out, that just proves he’s used to getting his own way.

[@JT-xt8bh]

Always makes me laugh when the Police turn up and don’t know the law that they are supposed to be upholding. Good work as always.

[@chappie__]

Funny how the people with the most power (guns and tazers) in this situation were really friendly. We need more people like them

[@albertgrover2735]

This is the first of your videos I've seen and I really enjoyed it. You have a nice way with people, unlike some other 'auditors' who go out of their way to provoke a confrontation and then try to bellittle the police. I thought they came out of this rather well - they seemed genuinely interested in what you were doing once they had established that you presented no threat. Thanks for making this video - I've just subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching more.

[@kenforshaw8901]

Wow what a turn out for a man with a drone, good job you know your stuff, you certainly advised the cops about the premises and your drone knowledge. Enjoyed the video, it was entertaining, so well done again DJ. 👍👍👍👍

[@Pennywise180]

Police not knowing laws...what a surprise. The standard of officer employed today is disgraceful. No intelligence and most of the time they are working for the private sector.

[@MrJamezGamez]

Well that's because all police forces, the Government, Courts, Councils & Social services etc are all Corporations. That operate under Maritime Law (Law of the Sea) which is Legal not Lawful. We the people - Living Man & Women operate under Common Law (Law of the Land). They no longer go by Law. Its all Acts, Legislation & Mandates etc That they enforce which only applies to the fictional entity (PERSON).

[@TruthTortoise81]

To be fair though, he did check what the law was and left the geezer alone. How do you think this would have gone with American cops? They would have smashed his face into the pavement probably.

[@PeaceBeTheJourney.]

Aka the establishment's militia

[@morph5688]

What a great group of officers , if only all policemen were like these guys , very professional and calm . Great Audit DJ , keep them coming .😎

[@davecarson3D]

Yes excellent

[@Cartsp70]

What hanging around a scene where no crime has been committed instead of actually serving the public? Right got it 👍🏾

[@mumboandjumbo3519]

How pleasant person you are! Of all audits channels, I love your channel and enjoyed conversations between yourself and police officers. Your polite attitude is making this channel very special. Big thumbs up + subscribed! Thank you for uploading the video! 😃👍👍

[@jpsmith9347]

The electronic tag on the sign is for security patrols. Several tags are placed on a patrol route and they have to scan it on their phone to log their patrols so the company know they are conducting the patrols

[@Haywoodjablomie100]

Thankyou from one year in the future, i was hoping someone knew. 👍

[@S.Trades]

Fair enough. But still an interesting observation.

[@westy8225]

First copper had typical attitude problem asserting his interpretation of non-existent laws and using intimidation tactics from the outset. What I find incredible is the response; pretty sure I could phone 999 and say there were intruders in my home and I'd be lucky if I saw a PCSO within a week or so who'd only be interested in giving me a crime reference number for my insurers. Policing in the UK is an absolute joke.

[@salerio61]

Yes, but if you add "I have licenced firearms I am worried they might be looking for" you'll get an armed response quickly as well

[@MementoMori-xx5qo]

The number one favourite call for any copper is burglary in progress. Its the call handlers that are usually pretty careless

[@westy8225]

@@MementoMori-xx5qo BOLLOX

[@edwardgatey8301]

Behaviour problem.

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

So aircraft on final approach have to swerve left to right to avoid private property do they ? Bloody fools.

[@MikeEves]

And don't look out of the plane window...

[@Nickle314]

@@MikeEves There was that factory in Boston, on the approach. The owner got pissed off the noise etc, he painted a very large sign on his roof. Welcome to Chicago.

[@johnbossley4810]

@@Nickle314 that's a good one, wonder if any pilots got confused, lol.

[@Brian-om2hh]

Have you never heard of flightpaths?

[@Nickle314]

@@zigzagtoes I think welcome to Belgium on the Stansted approach would be funny.

[@zeb3144]

Your work acts as a learning curve for police officers.

[@nickbreen287]

And Auditors!

[@movarvo1217]

And security guards.....list goes on....

[@koshvorlon8132]

For some, it will be too steep.

[@jolyonlacey6930]

jesus murphy they shud know what hteyre doing. if you take your car to the garage do you have to train the mechanic?????

[@kevinparker461]

That would be handy if the had the capability learn!

[@Bigbudda1]

the old bill were actually ok on that fair play nice bit of banter

[@democratsaretrash9366]

Much love from USA. Audit the world. Let's go.

[@AntmystaTV]

"You can't fly over private land" Could you imagine the implications to airlines if that was the case lol

[@reddevil3874]

Trouble us they dont engage the brain before they speak (if they have a brain that is)

[@koshvorlon8132]

@@reddevil3874 They share one brain cell.

[@notmenotme614]

That’ll explain why Ryanair landings are so bad. The pilots were weaving around every building to get to the end of the runway.

[@Dangerous_Brian]

You have heard the phrase "the lights are on but nobody is home"? Imagine a power cut

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Ryanair would still do what they want and ignore the law 😂🤣

[@CJW-Media]

Brilliant. School the police on drone laws, love it! Unfortunately there’s so much ignorance about drone legislation, and it feels like we have an uphill struggle all the time, especially when “the law” don’t know “the law” when I comes to the CAA and drones. Keep it up, enjoy watching your videos. Cheers 😁

[@justinm2697]

What gets me is how easy it is to learn yet seemingly the police have no training on it.

[@secondchance6603]

A lot of time, money and bother could be saved if the ones who receive these calls at the call center were educated on the rules for filming in public.

[@AJGeeTV]

A great interaction DJ. You are excellent at showing respect when it is deserved, and here, it was deserved. The police were great with you and a credit to the force. I'm happy that the police are now aware that there are people like you about, and that they can show professionality and respect when needs be. (10 out of 10 for DJ and the Police).

[@Exercise_as_Medicine]

Police were really excellent and highly commendable…. We need more cops like this… Very proud of these guys… They are a credit to the force!

[@Sambo890]

Those cops were mint. Best cops attitudes iv seen

[@jonmills5097]

However they were alright weren’t they… but it took you being so educated and articulate and your lovely manner to disarm them 👍🏽👌🏽

[@johnallright6847]

A bloke I know had his car stole last week and they managed to find it on social media with the theif sat on bonnet of car posing and police told him it doesn't prove he stole it and didn't turn out , they must have been busy on this one???

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

My Son 12 was picked up by a taxi driver, who asked him if he wanted to go for doughnuts, reported it to police with a statement, woman copper said 'he could have been a genuine nice man' no further action. Unbelievable.

[@Jazzy-sn7sc]

Omg 😲

[@tabaccount6113]

@@edmundblackaddercoc8522 i can't imagine sending my kid off with a taxi driver alone. you failed as a parent right there. also, what do you want the copper to do? say yea, he was a pedo, lets go nick him, throw him in jail, and edmund of blackadders kids might have a chance.

[@iaidoman]

First cop had an attitude. As for the ARV officers. Well done. Good representation of your force, and uniform.

[@SuperDeadFlyReapZ]

actually a pleasant interaction with the police, always nice to see

[@lauramackay8813]

Great video! Clearly the extra training is worth the money, when you see Police officers interacting so calm and professional. 👍

[@kevintee7437]

Great interactions showing how officers should conduct themselves. Drone information training a must.

[@bepto4877]

They could do as many drone courses as you care to imagine & they would still be called out to incidents like this by the dispatchers & they would still atttend. Just a waste of taxpayers money.

[@PeaceBeTheJourney.]

Tyrants

[@johnuk5160]

We are living in an open prison and have done for many years although it has been subtle, over the last 2 years since bird flu the police state is becoming ever more obvious if your eyes and minds are open, great journalism yet again DJ, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@chrisratboy479]

hmp britain

[@telx2010]

@@chrisratboy479 HMP Plan-it Earth

[@michaelbatson8170]

You have to have a permit to do work on your own private land. They charge you to live. No you can't be homeless , will put you in a home then charge for water ,electric, and what ever else. It doesn't cost anything to live on earth. God made us free so why are we paying to live?

[@pqrstzxerty1296]

Agree, known that for 20 years.

[@Apocalypse_Cow]

@@pqrstzxerty1296 it's been this way for centuries. The Elites against the proles. The problem is that the proles need to organize and REVOLT. 😉

[@wezftw7130]

Can already tell these officers are going to get a lesson on drone legislation in this one 👍

[@byMRTNjournals]

Not really. Their ignorance let's them poke and pry more than is necessary.

[@thatblokeinthehat1263]

Now that 'Control' (briefly) educated him, at least one will be scrambling around t'internet trying to find anything that a pilot could possibly be arrested for. "These drone idiots, Sarg, is there anything at all we can nick 'em for?" "If they're over a working factory, they're technically flying over crowds of people. CAA says no, so try that one."

[@Radictor44]

Next time they'll ask for the drones name... haha

[@DMC888]

It’s funny when they get mixed up with what you can and can’t do with sub 250g drones. They start quoting the legislation for heavier drones.

[@Brian-om2hh]

@@Radictor44 No names needed. Drones over 249grams require you to display your CAA registration number on them..... If you are flying a drone over 249 grams, and it is not registered, you are operating outside the law, and are liable to prosecution, a fine and your equipment confiscated.

[@banjoboy01]

I love how they reach for the big scary notepad right away

[@brendagilson934]

Then having to put it away again😂

[@khughes2032]

That number plate isn't illegal. Imported cars are allowed the square number plates because they don't usually have a correct space for UK style plates.

[@gedowen2706]

I love the way they get the note pad out thinking that they are going to get your details 😂😂😂

[@byMRTNjournals]

I'm going to get my own notepad. Ask them their shoe size and other random things

[@peterkelly359]

He was going to write out he’s food order from the bacon wagon down the road.

[@gedowen2706]

@@peterkelly359 😂🥓🥓😂

[@gedowen2706]

@@byMRTNjournals 😂👠👠😂

[@pjw9124]

@@byMRTNjournals Yet the weirdo who runs this chanel thinks he can go around asking other people's details 🤔

[@hurly_bird]

Your manners set you apart from the rest. That officer got it right, you are a lot nicer than the rest. Kudos bro you're killing it!

[@ajitpatel9106]

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

[@garychap8384]

Excellent response, especially under the circumstances. This is the standard of public policing we should see everywhere. So, well done guys, you set a fine example o/

[@MP-qj8mr]

Must admit those cops were spot on, that's the type of police that earns respect !

[@Bobskiboy85]

Great interaction and hats off to the armed response lads, just chatted and joked like normal people uniform aside as all should. I think their presence and attitude rubbed off on the first constable and brought him down a few notches, when he saw them treating you with courtesy and realising very quickly you were no threat. So great result. H&K interesting....home of the MP5, brilliant weapon.

[@derekaddis6085]

Another really enjoyable video. How refreshing to see the positive side of good policing. Why can't we have more officers like them on our streets

[@truckerfromreno]

Asking for details before it's been established there may be a crime. Asking for details whilst unable to establish there may be a crime due to not knowing the drone laws. Shocking.

[@frankiesinclair6184]

Aw that makes sense David the Drone. Just binge watched about 20 videos and up until now I just thought you’d named your drone David randomly , didn’t realise it stood for anything. Legend x

[@macfunker]

Armed cops seem super cool, I've spoken to a few and they've always been down to earth

[@UncleFeedle]

Notice how early and often they get the notebook out, in the arrogant assumption that their target is going to bend to their intimidation and submit their details.

[@Jester-Riddle]

The Notebook and pen out thing is a psychological trick they play ...

[@susanshone8185]

The officer gave the game away running his mouth off till the others intervened laughable when he got his little note pad out then tried to tell you that you couldn't fly your drone 🤔 lots of education needed for this lot what a true professional you are putting them to shame great work till next time 👍❤️

[@barnseyb6031]

DJ, I love the way you handled this interaction with the police, you gained the officers' respect very quickly.

[@Ramblingpete]

Best bunch of cops for a long time DJ being friendly makes you love them more we all need love

[@Gary-ef6qo]

The male cop was struggling and nervous. Kept reaching for his pnb and pen, classic sign of a cop struggling

[@david5667]

Auditing done properly. Great interaction on both sides. Most other auditors go for the antagonistic approach, which doesn't look good. Your approach on the other hand is how it should be done.

[@TryptychUK]

"Auditor"? No mate. They are just fucking nosey bastards.

[@jakubs.5966]

I like how I can't view answers to your comments. 'show answers'..nothing. I think it's still bit meekly way of auditing. Whole movement is about your civil rights. Flexing. Once you give them up like DJ does constantly - you strayed from the original goal. I like how polite he is and I really don't like outright aggresive auditors(guess who I am talking about, not AB) - as we are in need of rebuilding the bridge of trust between society and police. Do you really think it's a good way to start by 'negotiating down your innate civil rights'? And I am quoting FP here. I think it's not. Cause you not only handle to the government ways of deal with this, you forget original idea behind it. And do you think government will not use opportunity to strike into weakness? Learn patterns, bring about memos with active auditors, prepare the reponse? They sure will. They are doing it as we speak. As we say 'strong against weak, weak against strong' is the police motto.

[@simonabbott7323]

"Why are you doing this lawful activity?" Because I can! Isn't it wonderful living in a free country, officer?

[@gazookerman1328]

You easily disarm them with your knowledge, articulation and a pleasant demeanour. This was a particular good one DJ. Keep it up fella...

[@BardhokNdoji]

"We are here just to make a video about your place and post it in the social media. We will be flying a drive too" This phrase is securitys worst nightmare - I just love it. Great job for educatin these who are so paranoid of cameras abs don't know where to draw the line between legal and ilegal.

[@davidpalk5010]

Great find! I loved the intercom conversation. They need a big sign, "Guns and Bullets Stored in Here".

[@peterb2272]

"no no no we are not here because we are a firearms unit. Nothing to do with the fact that we got called because you are filming a Hekler and Koch firearms manufacturing company. Oh no, not at all, total and complete coincidence.....honest"

[@holdfast7657]

I'm not sure if the armed unit knew why they were called, although any response to this unit would trigger an automatic call for an armed unit. The unit is as you found, belongs to an arms dealer and manufacturer, Heckler & Koch. Inside are stored weapons and munitions. A nice target for a raid, hence the fast call out.

[@legalactivity6977]

The armed officers were their for you and they knew exactly what was in the building.

[@bulldogbob63]

Totally agree with you on that as stated in print at 24:25 "Unwanted callers are discouraged by rapid armed response from Nottingham police"

[@Jester-Riddle]

Even if they didn't know as individuals, they were likely despatched there specifically because of the nature of the site.

[@justinsharp752]

You know them 2 armed officers love working with each other...freindly,smiley and chatty...but you know them boys will take you out if its needed...👍👍👍

[@sailingstardreamer]

So nice to see a video where no attitude is given either way

[@markyambler05]

Great video. Great interaction from the armed response duo, down to earth, friendly, sense of humour and willing to listen. Bet he’s ex forces. The leading officer jumped in feet first with his mind already made up you were committing an offence even though he clearly did not know the drone regs. Luckily he had the armed response boys there to keep him level headed otherwise I could have seen that going down hill.

[@AuditingBritain]

That was a great a video DJ , I enjoyed every min . What have ever done to Officer 304 ?

[@kitesurferlee]

I love the way they pull out the pad and pen with intent, it goes away tho very quietly 😂

[@valkyrie8o884]

The interaction with the armed boys in blue was fascinating. And they were fantastic! 👍

[@cypeman8037]

Why do they give opinions and orders when they don’t know the law? He didn't know the law, spouted lies about drones and private property and you thought he was alright? He then gave out information regarding "sensitive items" in the unit, "Loose lips sinks ships" springs to mind. And as for the armed response, they knew what the premises were. As a retired officer you knew the sensitive premises in your area, you had to know to send the correct response.

[@heliumhubcryptocollective9337]

AS MUCH AS I THINK MOST COPS ARE JUST CORRUPT WITH ABUSIVE POWER IM BEGINING TO FEEL LIKE THE UK POLICE ARE MORONS. LITTERALLY THE DUMBEST COPS ON THE PLANET

[@abc33944]

I’m happy to take orders ... I carry a file with an order book ... And if these lot want to make orders ... it’s £200 for each order “ fair and just compensation “

[@johnwaga3702]

Well done and a pleasant change to have the police be so friendly.

[@vincentciliberti5026]

"...you're not supposed flying a drone (over) private property...." Look at the legislation and thereafter speak up😜😜

[@jamiebb3807]

That female copper just really couldn’t give a shit and wanted a coffee 😂 Armed police was amazing all cops should learn by these guys

[@askme1245]

And he doesn't even admit he was wrong, not even a "sorry".

[@michaelwilson29]

You are widening your brand my friend. DJ Audits, DJ Detective Agency, DJ Health & Safety Inspections, what is next on the agenda DJ Mystery Shopping? The work you do is so informative and gives your viewers a true insight into interactions and anything as you would say "odd" Keep it going mate, great 10/10 job.

[@DJAUDITS]

Thanks a lot ❤️

[@mjpope1012]

Totally right !!

[@concernedindividual7056]

Nicely handled as usual 😂😂 Over all a laid back encounter. First copper needs to spend a bit more time with his head in a law book, instead of his foot in his mouth, typical I know the law, but only his ego thinks he does. But to be fair he did the right thing and checked and admitted he was wrong. DJ 10/10 POLICE 8/10

[@Brian169016]

Great Audit, the first PC was a bit rattled and told you straight away it contained sensitive materials. I enjoy watching firearms officers as they are always calmer and more measured on their response. That's why they pass selection to carry a gun, unlike other power crazed tyrants who wear the uniform to get revenge on people who may have bullied them at school. Bet the firearms officers were carrying guns made by this very company, and knew exactly what the building was. Nice blokes though.🚔

[@ramalama9650]

Not all are like that. I knew one who quoted Dirty Harry phrases and was quite disappointed that he hadn't had the opportunity to use the firearms ... YET!.

[@gary8306]

Although you had that idiot cop who punched his puppy. He was an armed cop.

[@Adam-ny5gp]

That's a very interesting observation!

[@Brian169016]

@@gary8306 Not heard about a cop punching his puppy, when was that?

[@oddball7483]

You mean like the diliberate calm controlled way a citizen was eliminated at Stockwell tube station. Make sure you do not carry a chair leg home or go out carrying a camera.

[@garryhaines3066]

One of the better ones I have seen, think both sides worked well together. Nice to see the police being open and honest and having good bants.

[@JB-oo7cv]

😂 love how the small guy actually got back in the car 😂 to make him look bigger 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@4catsnow]

Decent cops.....refreshing.

[@hazyblue69]

NSAF Ltd is trading as UK headquarters of Heckler & Koch, a multinational firearms manufacturer. They've been there for quite sometime. They were previously know as Urbancover Ltd.

[@djiminitraveller]

That sensor on the parking sign is probably one for the attendant when they need to register their attendance when on duty. It just enables the management to know that they have been their to do their shift/route….

[@DJAUDITS]

Yes, that’s a good theory 👍

[@markas1370]

Agree it looks like a patrol recording system of some description.

[@ianhill4585]

I knew a guard had to do the log bit, say he had 45 minutes to do the route, he'd sit and chill for 35 minutes or so, then gallop around the site at break neck speed to do his logging duties. Then go and sit again.

[@johncairns666]

Actually knew a night shift security guard who used to remove them all and swipe them from the office, then stick them back on in the morning 😂

[@125brat]

Probably an RF ID tag which security guards on their patrols have to log to prove they've visited the location to their boss.

[@kevinthomas1239]

nice to see common sense for a change,great interaction with police and sense of humour

[@pbsm4127]

This is how you treat the public... Well done to you all *****

[@ryanwilson368]

DJ you’ve made 4pm something to look forward to 🤣