Who's Gonna Watch Your Video? 😁🎥🛸👮‍♂️❌

[@cultureofcritique9735]

You'd think a company whose business it is to produce anti-drone technology would know a bit about drone laws.

[@lizcollinson2692]

Ha ha, reality is almost never so sensible.

[@GrumpyGrebo]

You would think that, if you were stupid and used completely illogical reasoning. The fact that this comment has quit a few upvotes is quite revealing. Why don't lock producers need to know about trespass law? Why don't power tool manufacturers need to know about weapons regulations? Why don't car producers need to know about maritime law? To clarify beyond doubt: manufacturers don't cater to understanding the laws for every possible use case scenario of the their products, they only focus on compliance with what the intended purpose and manufactured capabilities allow it to perform. To clarify further: anti-drone technology is intended to disable drones. As long as it does so within the confines of the law, whichever use case it is deployed in is irrelevant. Why on earth would a company that produces devices that render drones unable to fly, need to understand at all, where it is legal for drones to fly? That isn't even taking into account that these guys (albeit foolishly) are engaging with minimal prior preparation. If you step back and think without bias, it makes absolutely no sense for a company that produces anti-drone technology, to invest resources into researching drone laws. They use RF technology, they need to know RF related law.

[@lizcollinson2692]

@@GrumpyGrebo so you are saying specialize, specialize, specialize, don't understand the environment your clients are working in is a good business strategy? 😆

[@GrumpyGrebo]

@lizcollinson2692 Yeah so your clients understand their environment, and if they don't they still use your products. Entirely pointless learning irrelevant law on behalf of your clients. Wasting resources to do so is not good business...

[@tonya3519]

@@GrumpyGreboTLDR. 👍🏻

[@XposinDundee]

Have we just witnessed the nicest police officer? Big up him.

[@anthonyc8951]

Copper was very polite, well mannered and non aggressive. Even thanked you for talking to him. Too bad I can't say the same thing for the boss. Nice one DJ 👍🏻

[@AzureSky6612]

The cop was the most pleasant of them all

[@kevinparker461]

The boss with his "You don't think about your actions" was so pathetic!!. What an entitled clown!!. What had upset him?, DJ did ask & got no reply. Just a girlie little bald bloke who gets upset because nobody listens to his wind & piss!!

[@Smeeagain75]

Cop was pleasant , a couple of things , huge gang badge , and did he have his BWC active without announcing it?

[@1akw]

I still can't get over how quickly the police response is to people with cameras compared to a lot of crimes 🤨

[@studogskoff5034]

I'm waiting for them to call about my work van break in and theft of all my tools. They must be very busy as it's been four years now.

[@1akw]

@@studogskoff5034 my mate had his van robbed and told them who it was still nothing done it

[@poguemahone5476]

Last summer my FIL was purposely ran over with a car and then beaten up on the floor at aged 85. Bristol police have stated they haven't arrested or even taken a statement from the guy despite knowing where he lives as they're intimidated to approach him due to a history of assault. Utter cowards unless it's someone they can intimidate. Ombudsman and MP involved.

[@devilchild8811]

@@studogskoff5034 Busy chasing down mean twitter posts.

[@lozzzafilms]

Yes it is bizarre, it’s almost like the police work for these companies rather than the general public

[@hariowen3840]

The police are so willing to attend these non-crime corporate 'incidents' eh - but if your house is being burgled they don't want to know!

[@bigmoncrief6071]

Or if you see 3 skanks doing class A drugs right outside your house. Called the police, gave them all the details they asked for. Still waiting for them to show up 2 weeks later.

[@stephenowens5375]

tell me about it! your 100% correct from personal experience

[@thevikingwarrior]

We don't waste the police's time, and wasting police time shouldn't be an offence. What is the case is this... THE POLICE ARE A WASTE OF TIME! 😁

[@MrBegrenzungspfahl]

Awesome, flying a drone over an anti-drone tech company really is kinda bold move 👍👍

[@benradley4895]

The ex army bloke is brilliant, an asset to that company !! His approach and conversation with DJ was spot on 👍 He should sack his boss 😂

[@whitecompany18]

Army training kicking in, keep them talking while backup arrives.

[@jimmyzulu432]

Ex army basic engagement keep "suspect their" until re enforcement arrives. They wanted someone nicked. :)

[@benradley4895]

@@jimmyzulu432 you need help mush !

[@A2Z1Two3]

@@whitecompany18 Except DJ already told him that he would stay and wait for the police , it is not as if DJ did not know they were calling the police either, the arrogant boss told DJ.

[@bigphil9714]

Not with his bloody hands in his pockets 😂

[@StillLookingforTruth]

Excellent auditor- knowledgeable, stays calm throughout, he is so articulate and polite. Great job. The 'why'd they choose 666 as a number plate?' comment was gold... Ironic how the CEO has got 'Outlaw' written on his t-shirt, yet he's so keen to ring the police- he had the tables turned on him pretty quickly with the Subject Access Request

[@DaleSteel]

If joe bloggs phoned police and said someone filming my house the police would do nothing but whenever its a business they put the blue's on.

[@sahhull]

I get people filming and photographing my house all the time. It's an old pub that's now a house that was built in the early 1700's. As long as they stay in the street, it's fine.

[@craigruddock3824]

​@@sahhull Yes we know pal. Tell your other half to draw the curtains when getting dressed.😉

[@justchris123]

@@craigruddock3824 brilliant 😂😂

[@jackwatsonepic626]

​lol😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿@@craigruddock3824

[@hw4a1k]

Anyone else getting severely pissed off with how quick the police respond to businesses!?

[@JulieSimmonds-z2j]

@hw4a1k some businesses pay the local police (maybe £125, per month), a premium for a premium service. A certain, well known, budget hotel chain does that. Allegedly!

[@garethpetley6715]

Only 118,000 people now know the boss is a muppet mate, it's not that bad. 😂

[@davenz000]

I reckon the company is a bit of a grift. The military and spies already have 100X the capability of this company to monitor drones / R.F.

[@peterlyall2848]

He's not on the Muppet show The Boss is a top guy. The boss is my kinda buddy. Okay Pal.

[@FredLimestone]

​@@peterlyall2848he's acting like a dick

[@susand9296]

@@peterlyall2848 Sesame Street?

[@admaneb]

His hatred of drones knows no bounds

[@TheSadButMadLad]

28:25 If taking off with a constable right there isn't more of a "fuck you" to the owner of the business then I don't know what is. It's making the point that you know you are right in the most direct way.

[@dotstarss]

What a score. Love these unsigned buildings and your conduct, which was great already, continues to get better and better. Polite, respectful, but firmly within the law and your human rights and stands up for that in the correct way. Keep it up DJ 🙏

[@powrigan719]

The poor policeman looked so uncomfortable asking you questions, You could tell he didn’t want to be there 😂

[@beachlife2968]

Like anyone at work they just want to be at home watching netflix or gaming.

[@richardcorner9262]

What a great place to open a business Lincoln is , The police are there within minutes of calling

[@GilesWendes]

not to the public though!

[@judithmatthews8460]

Not to a friend of mine who suffered arson attacks which were a hate crime. Took 3 times and after it was all over Twitter did they turn up to collect the evidence he collected himself!

[@chrisfs150]

It must be very safe with response time like that to a legal activity, imagine how fast they turn up to actual crime..? "99...." " oh its ok the police are already arriving...."

[@bpc610]

"I was mugged by a man with a camera." Then just yelling before the appear, "you're diagnosed" which compels them somehow. Just saying you got mugged might not do the trick.

[@moorwalks]

The Ex-Army chap was brilliant, intelligent, well-spoken, and knew how to handle people, an absolute asset to any company. Thank you for your service, my friend. The boss is not a people person and is a bit of a dick. Great interaction with the police and a good copper, with his approach and attitude.

[@davenz000]

Until he spoke to the copper and narked on D.J. Isolate the audio and listen.

[@moorwalks]

@@davenz000 You are absolutely right 👍 Thanks for that.

[@reajo622]

You're easily pleased.

[@DanSmithBK]

Hey DJ - I’m a qualified Data Protection Officer, and I’m intimately familiar with the rules... you’ll be pleased to know, there are no fees to pay for a Subject Access Request any more. That used to be true, but since the new rules came in during May 2018, you can’t be charged for making a request, no matter how long it takes them. The rules for a Freedom of Information request say you can be charged a fee if it takes them a while, maybe that’s the confusion? Thanks for the content, love your work!

[@PhotosWithBhav]

Thank you for the clarification. Also just to add for those who aren't aware GDPR only applies to companies Not to individuals. So a small self employed (sole trader) photographer doesn't have to comply but if he/she operates via a Ltd company then it does apply.

[@TrenyCwm]

The policeman was fantastic. Could have turned on bullying tactics but instead used kindness, a very underrated trait.

[@Stewart.T]

He was about as scary as a dead sheep.

[@TrenyCwm]

@@Stewart.T Exactly

[@JulieSimmonds-z2j]

Kindness? He knew he was being filmed.

[@TrenyCwm]

​@@JulieSimmonds-z2j😅😅😅

[@yorkshirewanderer6176]

Businesses that use the police when unsure about the law should be charged for abusing the public service. It's what the company solicitor is for.

[@ernestchadwell9069]

The police are there to serve business and elite, not the small people.

[@martinK7038]

Hi Yorkshie wanderer may I just kindly point out that you obviously have not properly thought out your original answer otherwise you would realise that your answer is weak in terms of facts regarding the police / solicitors so let me kindly explain a few things to you and if you disagree with me then that's fine as your entitled to your opinion regardless of whether it is right or wrong This company pays Taxes and pays far more £s in taxes than DJ Audits does and so is entitled to use public services such as the Police ( ( just as DJ AUDITS is entitled to use the same public services such as the police ) because they have ALREADY PAID for such services and so don't need to resort to contacting a solicitor because a solicitor has NO legal powers to make an arrest in the event of a breach of the law So if that individual company member feels it necessary to contact the police regarding legitimate concerns that they may have then they are NOT abusing the police service in any way since that company has FAR MORE TO LOSE than DJ Audit's has in the event of an incident that could cost the company thousands of pounds, you have to remember DJ Audits has gear costing less than £4000 on him at any one time while he is out and about ( Please feel free to correct me DJ if you disagree on this point ) and therefore anyone who owns and runs a business will always do whatever they can to PROTECT their company's interests (wouldn't you ? I know I would ) FOR THE RECORD...... the first guy who came out to speak to DJ AUDITS ( he was wearing a Blue shirt ) acted 100% professionally and was very cordial with DJ and if there was anyone that was acting guardedly with regard to the unfolding conversation between the two of them then it would actually be DJ Audits As for the second guy with the Brown t shirt ( owner ??? ) in general he was not very friendly towards DJ and created a very defensive personal stance and engaged in minimal dialogue with DJ and probably didn't have much respect for DJ at all and that's why he was more interested in talking to the police than talking to a complete stranger who in his mind was a nobody. I do find DJ's videos semi interesting from the point of view that he DEFENDS ordinary citizen's rights when faced with authorities such as the police but DJ AUDITS does have flaws including being cocky and self righteous and talking down to people as if they are 3 years old also when it comes to dealing with the police in some of his videos DJ needs to ACCEPT that if he acts in a childish way such as refusing to name his KZbin channel when asked for on legitimate grounds then that only further creates a problem regarding the issue of trust and so raises more questions than it answers after all what's the big deal about giving the name of his channel its not like he is special in what he does and so why hide your YT channels identity ? the police could find out if they REALLY wanted too and DJ knows that but for some reason DJ does not seem willing to want to make such information known when politely and innocently asked for I fully agree with DJ AUDITS 100% when he politely informs the Police that he does NOT wish to give his name and address details unless of course he is being charged with a breach of the law in which case DJ Audits would do the right thing and comply with the request Thankfully in this country you are NOT GUILTY until proven otherwise, but ordinary people should always stand and defend their rights when faced with possible ABUSE of legal powers given to police officers because it DOES indeed happen Keep up the public awareness of people's rights DJ AUDITS and thankyou for pointing out such things in your videos

[@Rachel_M_]

@@martinK7038 so you advocate for *unequal* application of the law based on your ability to pay? You might want to check Victoriam history on that one, read the peelian principles and understand that a basic principle of the British evolved uncodified constitution is "equal application of the law to ALL citizens".

[@lastxp]

If that's the case why is there a charge when the fire service is called out to a false alarm?

[@martinK7038]

@@Rachel_M_ Hi Rachel no I am not advocating for unequal application of the law based on your ability to pay, the reason why you have taken my comment out of context is because I forgot to put in brackets the following words........ ( just as DJ AUDITS is entitled to use the same public services such as the police ) ITS MY FAULT FOR NOT ADDING THIS and therefore I can very well see why you may think what you did because it reads as though because that company pays MORE TAXES than DJ Audits then they are somehow entitled to a level of police service that DJ Audits is not............ WHICH IS CLEARLY NOT THE CASE as all UK citizens are entitled to equal application of the law being applied and the provision to use that public service GENUINE MISTAKE on my part and I am happy to set the record straight Rachel and thankyou for the interesting history lesson regarding the Peelian principles as laid down by the Metropolitan Police founder Sir Robert Peel in 1829 I have now added the following additional words to my original reply which I forgot to add when I was writing my reply the first time ( just as DJ AUDITS is entitled to use the same public services such as the police )

[@adamsweetz5156]

He's one cool policeman, brilliant demeanor, very mature minded.

[@Chunky246]

The main guy you spoke seemed ok, the bald guy clearly has some anger issues and wasn't happy about a) Being wrong in everything he said b) The police could obviously do nothing. Which annoyed him. That's what got his goat.

[@PeterPiper-j8t]

“You are doing things people aren’t happy with”, says the grumpy old Bloke. He clearly doesn’t understand that the law in the UK doesn’t make being unhappy about something a crime😁.

[@colinsaunderson6682]

love how the police always come out to these places ..but if the public call them they never come

[@beachlife2968]

Companies create revenue so they protect it. Coming out to Colin's home has no value. Money is god, humans have no value.

[@MementoMori-xx5qo]

Nothing to do with it being a business. It's just coincidence. You have no idea how many times a station will empty out on a grade 1 for a burglary. People complain, rightfully, when the Police don't do their job, they dont say anything when the Police do.

[@colinsaunderson6682]

@@MementoMori-xx5qo whatever

[@rogerborg]

It's almost as though they work for the corporations, not for us.

[@ledon26656]

You're a cop/ex-cop or a bootlicker. In about 95% of the videos the police are called in ANY audit video they are there within 10-15 minutes. EVERY SINGLE TIME. Yet an individual calls the police to say they've just been assaulted and they may or may not attend, sometime...hours, days later. The coppers have one job, protecting wealth and the elite. They are corporate security guards. They don't serve the public, they serve the rich.@@MementoMori-xx5qo

[@chrissyjay100]

This is an interesting one indeed. The body language and general demeanor comes across as very trustworthy and honest. A blessing.

[@sstevensuperbike9964]

Police response time for someone flying a drone was damn quicker than when I had my motorbike stolen. In fact they never came out 😳

[@GazzaLDN]

Next time I get broken into, I'm phoning the police to say someone is flying a drone outside my gaff. Much quicker response.

[@sstevensuperbike9964]

@@GazzaLDN haha good one 😎 my default setting now would be to quote ‘friendly male flying a drone’.. Geez.. they best not report that my daughter is also flying a small peppa pig helicopter powered by 4 AA batteries or they’d code blue it and despatch armed response officers.

[@atreyes]

@@GazzaLDN Had a friend whos shed was being broken into, was told no one could respond, they phoned back and said they had shot the intruder, police there within 5 minutes, country is an absolute joke.

[@Fartman3000]

​@@atreyes murder takes priority over a few nicked tools

[@alexwinter6720]

If you were a corporation or business they would have been pronto. They are here to protect the corporations not members of the public

[@G58]

The police constable was not British, but he was by far the most professional police constable I’ve ever come across. 10/10 mate. Okay, he did attempt to get your name DJ, but he immediately accepted that it wasn’t necessary, and was very very polite and respectful. Totally unprecedented.

[@justahumanbeing.709]

if he was born in Britain he is British.

[@G58]

@@justahumanbeing.709 How do you know where he was born?

[@justahumanbeing.709]

@@G58 I don't, i said 'If'. You said he isn't British, how do you know where he was born?

[@G58]

@@justahumanbeing.709 Anyone can tell from his accent that he is not British.

[@justahumanbeing.709]

@@G58 ah i see your talking about his ethnicity, i was talking about his status as a British citizen.

[@TheWheelOfTyne]

Featuring Bradley Walsh, Hugo Strange and one of the most professional police officers in the UK Great stuff DJ you the man

[@computingananswer766]

An excellent, professional police officer.

[@gazzertrn]

I thought the one looked like Gregg Wallace from MasterChef .🤣🤣🤣 Brilliant .

[@GrantW219]

@@gazzertrn I thought he looked like dr robotnik

[@fireskycam9889]

It does always disgust me that although they know you don't have to provide your details, they still try for them.

[@stuartchester6899]

Yeah.I ve been asked a few times for my name and address and I m very happy to give them but not if I m going to lose say £200 and have my video taken down

[@itellyouwhy6957]

The boss failed to handle the situation. He called the police and thought he'd get you nicked. What an pompous little twirp he was.

[@susand9296]

@Lookup2Wakeup Personal insults are not cool.

[@richardsweetman7689]

@@susand9296 Might not be cool . True though , he was podgy.

[@bananabrooks3836]

​@@richardsweetman7689 Wasn't Podgy a character in Rupert the bear?

[@lastxp]

Video would have been better with podgy in cuffs at the end

[@lilhazey1128]

Watp

[@richard6440]

The officer asked a question , listened to the answer, and thanked dj for talking to him. 100% . 1 min and 10 seconds conversation. Quiet, polite and short. That should be shown at every police station. every day. Until they learn.

[@TOTTBOY]

This Police officer learnt from his last time. He unlawfully detained a guy that seemed to be going through a mental crisis* in @PowerToTheProletariat 's video about 5mnths back.

[@Thebigfella011]

Squaddie giving 0 F’s apart from being curious. Love it.

[@Englandfan91]

Thanks for another great video. I love your polite and calm attitude. The CEO showed poor communication skills and a sense of entitlement. The employee was more open and communicative.

[@JjackVideo]

Ex-military guys are in my experience always the most professional ones. I'm sure there are some who's not, but I haven't met them yet. Really shows you what proper training and impulse control will get you.

[@ASUTASTUD]

The 1st guy was polite, you could tell he served his country. Love "who would watch this video" 1.5k views within 16 minutes of being uploaded lol.

[@PhotosWithBhav]

I probably would reply with a statement of the number of channel subscribers & say that even if 5% of them watch it then it's worth my time.

[@markosmith8037]

Regardless of what anyone thinks about auditing, there must be no doubt about DJ being fantastic at it.

[@godsgod1677]

The boss of that place looked like he died inside, maybe because he knows the counter drone technology doesn't work.

[@DJAUDITS]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nicholasmassey6941]

I once had a walkie talkie and I was in my moms bedroom pointing it out the window and I picked up a landline conversation between two old blokes. It was such a dry convo. But they’d have been absolutely astounded in the 90s if they’d have known some kid was listening in 😂😂😂

[@marloneverington]

The pc was excellent. Calm respectfull and polite. What a great example for the police.

[@margison]

"You don't think about your actions at all" I'm pretty sure he does, which is why he was able to explain and show exactly what he was doing, and why he was allowed to do it.

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

You're allowed to do that, but we're calling the police. How ridiculous is that.

[@DJAUDITS]

Wasting public resources in the hope the officer will take me away and not film the building.

[@MisterEE100]

@@DJAUDITS I wonder if you can find out an actual money cost of each time the police are called out.

[@richard-gn3es]

@@DJAUDITS i don't even think that. The hope would be, you left at the threat of higher authority? Most people say "I'm calling the police" to scare people off. Very odd one

[@CBikeLondon]

@@MisterEE100 you could get call out numbers of police as a FOI, based on type of call if available, make assumptions how long each would have taken, then as long as you have their budget broken down, also with FOI, you can then make an estimate

[@leecrowdy5218]

​@@MisterEE100 very good question 👍I'd say £200-300 for each call 2 officers petrol plus paperwork afterwards

[@DanHall-x1d]

The Army bloke was bang on tbh, most the people ask for it but ex military don't deserve any disrespect imo, they protect our freedom DAILY

[@andypandy955]

That police officer knew he could be doing much better things than attending this call like having a nice ice-cream in the park. I did when I was a police officer happy days.

[@ClearLight1967]

Or getting up to some law-breaking behaviour of his own...

[@Oceans_Sail]

To be fair, going to sleep would be a better use of his time

[@hpb5495]

A highlight of the video was the polite cop not spouting obnoxious directives. It seemed as though your short and succinct explanation was appreciated and sufficed.

[@josephmcaleese5331]

Beware of two faced smiling bosses , D.J. you were too smart for him as clearly he actually knew nothing at all , the tall guy at least was taking in what you were saying and explaining to him , and deep down probably must have been a little embarrassed by his boss's childish actions .

[@stst9746]

First and foremost, DJ I applaud you 👏for always keeping your composure and conducting your self in the correct and knowledgable manner that people actually listen to you and don’t interrupt. The guy in the red trousers is testament to the firm and a calm and logical chap. The ‘Boss’ sadly is an absolute disgrace and seems like a disconnected old skool individual whom if he possibly has grown up kids would watch this and cringe! It wouldn’t hurt to reciprocate with the same demeanour in mannerism but instead probably exaggerated the matter to get the police out there so quick! Both tyrants Boss and Police need to arm themselves with knowledge. However, just to add the Officer whom attended was a nice enough chap and that’s probably the way they should try to conduct themselves for the public to respect them as opposed to a licence to act like disgruntled bully boy tyrants.

[@bretusmongetus]

The initial interaction with police was absolutely beautifully done

[@whitekoala4172]

Yes so exciting I nearly cummed my pants

[@crazyshev36]

Maybe when they stop asking for full names

[@truthpanda1966]

Fantastic interaction 😂

[@infoplatinumav]

That cop was a top bloke this is exactly the kind of human that should be a Police officer You can tell from his politeness his body language his demeanour he is a very calm objective individual a people person He deserves a shout out he is the 1% out of a bunch of corrupt dogs

[@half-breed]

These people want to keep secrets but can't go back inside so they won't be questioned. A perplexing situation indeed 😅

[@TheNewAllotmenteer]

He designs products to spy on others, but doesn’t like it when you lawfully observe his operation. Oh, the irony. So delighted you delivered that with the most friendly, approachable, informative, engaging style. Gave him no way to do anything without looking petty & grumpy. A feat he achieved with considerable aplomb! Nice, polished audit. Your professionalism only grows by the day.

[@DamianMellor]

Oh this is brilliant! You basically pissed him off, cos he knew he had the tech to ground DAVID, but absolutely no lawful authority to do so! The ex army guy was very professional and the PC was excellent. The 'boss' let himself and his company down this time!

[@beachlife2968]

The ex army guys attitude changed near the end after he pointed out the weaknesses in security.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

27:50 When someone says that they don't want to argue it means they know they've lost the argument. It's just that they're not man enough to admit it.

[@petertreid]

It's always a pleasure getting to listen to badly-informed people droning on about Privacy Laws and the like! 😊 Great stuff, DJ!

[@peterwentworth9181]

Bosses are so used to people doing exactly what they say. When a member of the public challenges this they go into complete meltdown and need to reboot. Enjoyed the audit DJ👍

[@kristieleo1982]

Exactly mate 😅 Bosses are living on an echo chamber. Sometimes it's nice to see them taken down a peg or two!

[@8888Dino8888]

It’s important to respect policemen that are a credit to the force done a fine example of correct policing

[@ArchitectGG]

It's so funny that Skyperion is counter-drone technology

[@robwilson8673]

With an Unusable Drone De Mobiliser 🙄😆😆😆😆😆 bit like havin a big Wotsit with terrible personality and your ugly as Sin 🍩🍩🍩 " nae guid tae you" 🤡🤕🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🏴‍☠

[@juniorbirdman4650]

You don't think this @ut1st1c C@$t knew that before he visited? lol

[@stetomlinson3146]

Counter drone technology has come on in leaps and bounds since Ukraine kicked off. I was reading the other day how both sides are having their drone capability severely reduced. In some cases down to minutes in the air, before the drone is compromised in the air.

[@Yorkmedia1]

I am amateur radio licensed operator yes it’s with in my rights to listen into aircraft and pmr radio frequencies there is youtube channels who do make videos on this subject share there knowledge

[@REVELDAH]

"IF YOU'VE NOTHING TO HIDE, YOUVE NOTHING TO FEAR" That's what they told us, they dint expect DJ to use that shit right back! I applaud you marra!!! Keep uncovering those legal but repeatedly dubious companies... always that shiftiness of shame. Almost like they know they're contributing to the world being a more fucked up place, for profit... funny that! Nice work lad!

[@Mowgi]

"Who's gonna watch your video" *170,000 views later..* [insert Curb Your Enthusiasm theme song]

[@seaswirl79]

I'm always taken aback how in a commercial area they frequently try to flip the script by referencing "how would you like it if we flew a drone over YOUR HOUSE"

[@alexwinter6720]

I wonder which window his bedroom is, he might even sleep in the garage on the left of the building, Lovely house

[@slochran2]

My favourite response which DJ ever gave to that question was "Do you 'really' live here?" 😂😂😂

[@jp5125]

"Well, who's going to watch your video" That quote in the opening clip aged like fine wine.

[@NarnianRailway]

Also in 2019 Metis Aerospace obtained contract with RAF suppling cutting edge drone detection technology Skyperion. Article notes Lincoln Science and Innovation Park. Metis provided Gatwick drone detection in January 2019 after the 2018 incident. Oct 2022 changed address to this location and previous tenant may be Victoria Antiques (street view van). 👍DJ

[@stuartchester6899]

Are you saying that the van was Google street view photography..They also use cars

[@ChaponaBike]

Goodness. A polite police officer that didn’t overstep the mark! A credit to Lincolnshire Police. If only they could all be like that.

[@noelward8047]

The 'boss' didn't like cameras and then used a camera !?!

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

First guy was a Gem 💎 fair play to the bloke 👏 👍

[@davenz000]

Who's going to watch the video? I am, I am watching D.J's video. I reckon 65 thousand others at least will too because the popo features in the thumbnail and we get excited by some high vis. Also let us know about the data request and how much they protest about doing that via their lawyers!

[@custom4lif3]

10/10 for the police officer. This is how you SHOULD act like with the public,,,, nice one copper!

[@ezze2901]

rubbish,

[@jackwatsonepic626]

I find fishing odd " but some people still do it 🤔🇬🇧

[@bodyblow]

Nowt wrong with fishing lad

[@F40pete]

Second most popular sport in the country 🎣

[@TheSadButMadLad]

30:25 Notice the body language of the employee, not the owner. He's fidgeting. He doesn't want to be there. He's thinking negative thoughts. He knows everything is fine and doesn't need the police. And he knows that the police can escalate things and use their authority.

[@NunyaBusinessMK]

Cant tell you how happy i am to see you return to being a nice bloke on your videos. Stay polite DJ ❤

[@mprelectrical]

What a nice Police officer, that makes a change.

[@volvos60bloke]

brilliant conduct from the constable

[@djsylambert]

He clearly didn't do a good job though, like explaining to Mr Moody that its lawful 😄 based on his strong foreign accent i would say he has little UK law knowledge.

[@volvos60bloke]

@@djsylambert What a ridiculous comment; his national origin bears no relevance to his knowledge of UK law in his role.

[@Rabmac1UK]

It's always fascinating to me how the higher the management the more ignorant they are. It would be good if, whatever the 'industry body' for the various company sizes would publish the appropriate drone laws, but that might spoil auditing I suppose DJ, carry on your excellent and always respectful work. Well Done again

[@Breaks4Breaks]

the anti-drone company got a drone flown over their building. That must burn 🔥 😂 😂 😂

[@DJAUDITS]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lolathescruff]

I genuinely think if some of these bosses just opened up and spoke about their companies you would be in and out without the BS

[@thewhitbyphotographer]

I think if all these bosses were happy and open, there would be no channel. I only watch so I can enjoy the pompous idiots being told its all legal.

[@lolathescruff]

@thewhitbyphotographer very True, I do like DJs shifty wording on stuff as well to make them prick their ears up

[@onsturn]

Distracting a pilot mid flight is hazardous.

[@davidd6130]

Company that makes eaves dropping and frequency jamming gear worried about others breaking privacy

[@wallygargett1180]

Look at the director peeping from behind the car lol. Good info from the chap talking to you DJ keep it up please

[@rogerborg]

Ex-army bloke _almost_ got it, but flubbed it at the end when he blamed DJ for _their_ insecurity and then narced on him. He didn't quite get to the end of the thought process that ten pikeys could have walked past that day, cased the exact same vulnerability, and _not_ been kind enough to tell him about it.

[@stuartchester6899]

Yeah and Land Rover Defender s are the number one nicked car in UK .landrover/ jaguar can be started and driven in a minute .

[@craigfeek2157]

He was just annoyed he didn't get his own way, blue shirt was OK, the officer was excellent and DJ you did try and explain but t shirt man didn't want to hear it, guess he gets his own way inside the building 😊

[@davenz000]

Blue shirt narked on D.J when he went over to the Police car. Isolate the audio.

[@WeeMan283]

DJ has Mastered the art of conversion, world would be a better place if everyone followed suit

[@je53sen25]

I competed in a half marathon that went on the outskirts of that industrial Estate and I used to be park of Lincoln Velo Club cycling you can see on my shorts the cycling kit! Nice ride in the sun tonight DJ, I’ve attached your keyring to my bicycle for luck on my segments 😊

[@dougstaines986]

My guess given the Heathrow clue is that they have to do with drone incursions and the disruption or interfering with drone control signals.

[@kite2surf]

Boss man is the kinda guy that books Ryan Air and wants 1st class service.

[@grantmason740]

Given they were so sensitive regarding drones it's a fair assumption both gents from the company knew exactly what the law said and that they had no legitimate right to try to stop you DJ. By calling the girls and boys in blue, they likely thought you would be intimidated and leave. Alternatively they possibly hoped you might react poorly and irrationally in front of the police, giving grounds for arrest. Well done for remaining polite, calm and open at all times. I'm also fairly certain knowing the nature of their work, they are fully aware of the laws around GDPR. Perhaps in future interactions you might wish to ask for the contact details of an organisation's Data Controller- the designated person who is legally responsible to the Information Commissioner's Office..?

[@TimDYo]

It would be good if you could provide an update in the future whether they complied with the UK GDPR subject access request.

[@lastxp]

He will probably say he wasn't recording

[@lastxp]

Or charge an exorbitant fee

[@Blind-Ghost-1980]

The ex army bloke was very likeable. I did my SIA with an ex army guy as my tutor. He was brilliant. He also has worked on doors for quite some time, and has never hit anyone like some bouncers get off on. I'm sure I don't need to comment on the boss. Well done to the police on this one. Nice mention of the SAR BTW, I'm about to request one from an ex employer to get all emails regarding HR with my name on.

[@dr_jonathan_whelan]

8:14 love it !! “who’s gonna watch your video?” 🤣🤣

[@davidbaca7853]

We’re watching all the way in the U.S. 😂

[@martinriley106]

The copper looked a bit lost! Very amusing!

[@greddy_v2]

Lets set them straight on their Google reviews, who watches the videos 😂😂😂

[@humblequest7905]

Love that you took off just as he started his discussion with the police 😂

[@nigelleyland166]

Very aminiable blokes, nice chat and some informed comments. Shame the boss wasn't over happy.

[@decorumlopez9147]

boss is a bit old sxhool. Probably scared of looking weak to his peers, too.

[@highrider9168]

1. Hot air balloons dont take pictures A. Youre right, the people on them do.

[@RadioJonophone]

Yes. I've done that. It's fun.

[@roy9816]

Why do people who own a business think it qualifies them as a lawyer ?

[@gazzertrn]

I know , smug knowit alls , or so they think .👍

[@ClearLight1967]

Because they are cnuts.

[@gazzertrn]

@@ClearLight1967 🤣

[@bruceygaming]

And why do frauditors seem to think they are lawyers because they read stuff on Google

[@syncopatedsteve]

​@@bruceygaming😂 Yes mate! 👌

[@TheSadButMadLad]

25:55 Hot air balloon and paraglider are always recording their experience. A small plane might not be because the pilot is enjoying the flight not the view. But a person in a balloon is enjoying the view. And paragliders always record their flights - just look at the number of channels on KZbin dedicated to paragliding.

[@lizcollinson2692]

Yeah but small airplanes been taking Aerial photography much longer than drones have existed. Granted not the most cost effective anymore.

[@antimonycup7066]

Hubris. You gotta love it. [edit] Ok, I actually liked him a lot. He's a good sport.

[@JibbarJabbar]

Hams don't just monitor, they're qualified to transmit all the way up to microwave frequencies. They're also qualified to build their own equipment - including transmitters and RF amplifiers up to 400 Watts (soon to be 1KW on HF).

[@ebaystars]

73 :-)

[@JibbarJabbar]

@@ebaystars 73

[@noelward8047]

Why did the call handler not say it is a man with a camera doing something legal ? (The PC was OK to be fair ... it wasn't his fault he was sent).

[@DJAUDITS]

Exactly, especially how I told the PC at the explosives place exactly what I am doing in the area today. They still despatched a unit, very quickly.

[@markdiggins7575]

Even the police suffer from the left hand right hand syndrome.

[@Leepercomm]

The bottom line is that the boss called the police thinking you'd get some action taken against you but it didn't happen but the boss was still butt hurt.

[@sirsquirrel0]

The ‘CEO’ actually wasn’t the ‘CEO’. What an absolute muppet that guy was. The guy that served in the Army, absolute top sound fella. I’d have a pint with him.