GET OUT! Police remove IDIOT of the year after bothering The King's Guard!

GET OUT! Police remove IDIOT of the year after bothering The King's Guard! 28.10.2023.
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[@LondonCityWalks]

MERRY CHRISTMAS!! Thank you for taking the time to watch this video and I hope you enjoyed it! If you'd like to be notified each time a new video is published, please hit the 'Subscribe' Button ▶ and the notification 🔔

[@helenhallwood3580]

John, wasn't the corse Bullseye?

[@maggiemadwestiemum4511]

Merry Christmas all

[@webguyuk]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, to you and yours, John. Those caps again : Yellow. Chief Inspector Red. Inspector White. Sergeant Blue. Constable

[@sassydiana7]

Merry Christmas John !

[@andrewellison1203]

Thanks mate 👍

[@ginettechiverton7113]

Please, Horses, keep nibbling their clothes. They just can't stop putting their hands all over horses mouth and nose, as well as sometimes the reins. 🇬🇧💂🐎✋️

[@annpartoon5300]

yet nippy was so good when child stroked his nose

[@eunicekelleher9340]

The problem with the tourist they can’t read the sign on both wall that’s said s don’t touch the reins and the horses may nip you don’t go near them I’m sure they get fedup with the stupid disrespectful tourist

[@angelabushby1891]

They should ban the the protests like Franch and Germans instead of our routines interrupted,why should Horseguards be shut down just for them,they should make them take a different route.

[@anni50ful]

Yes straight into the Thames, I think they should be banned especially when it disrupt s our country .

[@vgil1278]

@angelabushby1891-They-any protestors- should NEVER be allowed to disrupt peoples lives.

[@elizabethmeyer7107]

I am in America/ Missouri and I don’t understand why they have to shut down the Horse guards, in away I understand because of the crazy world, but know it’s not fair for the horses and the guards. These guards are working along with the horses and people should not Interrupt their jobs. I am embarrassed when I watch some of the Americans that act the way they do so disrespectful!

[@elizabethmeyer7107]

I love watching this channel because everything is explained to me

[@karenhumphries9376]

We are not French or German! Clearly!!

[@ms.b8724]

The tourists need to learn how to watch these events, without moving into horse space, disturbing the guards and police security, chatting and wandering past the bollards! Just like we Brits do when we go and see their guards and military in their countries.

[@Ida-qc5rd]

Yes, it's kinda sad to see how many times the horses must nudge people out of their personal spaces, just for them to laugh and pet the horse (who just wants them gone). That is ignorant, disrespectful and rude behavior for adults.

[@Bandomeme]

I’m afraid tourist Brits abroad can and do behave just as ignorantly, military or no military, as tourists from other countries behave here. Chatting and wandering past the bollards is allowed, except for a short time when they must stand back for the changing of the guards every hour.

[@gilliantempleton3253]

um beg to differ not all Brits are great when overseas.

[@user-xz4cp4rc1p]

Thank you for letting us older people enjoy the guards, the horses and some people. We sat at home every evening enjoying your pictures and comments. Thank you and Merry Christmas and a wonderful and blessed New year.

[@lindac6416]

You can tell how much more relaxed the horses are when the people are behind the polls

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

What impressed me most about the lieutenant, was the fact that he has horse slobber on his coat and doesn't seem to mind. It indicates that one or more of the horses likes him and he likes them enough to get close enough for them to reach and mouth him. He *could* inspect them from a far enough distance to stay immaculately clean, but he doesn't. Not that I believe for a second that he is responsible for his own cleaning.

[@catzkeet4860]

Well none of them are. Those uniform tunics are wool so they need particular care when cleaning. Spot cleaning where possible and dry cleaning when necessary is the order of the day.

[@jennifercarthew9911]

😊

[@johnnunn8688]

Officers of the Household Div, have orderlies to do menial tasks.

[@sandrachevela4986]

I am so happy to finally see control of all these disrespectful people. And seeing fences is wonderful. People who disrespect do not need to be there. My children had horses in 4H and I saw what the horses can do if irritated. These beautiful animals have their limits too.

[@barbaravance6774]

Control of them? Nah. Sadly, they'll come back and act a fool. Because there were zero repercussions for their actions. The way he disrespected those officers?

[@searleflesher6689]

These horses are so serene they have to put up with so much I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a peaceful new year

[@michelefritze3988]

I'm watching this on Christmas Day. Perfect! A Blessed Christmas to you John. I'm giggling at the snooker ball you mentioned. T-A has the muchies. So gentle. Very interesting to see that arrest. Your police are so very polite. Not like here. Lovely video . Thanks John.

[@janicejackson2016]

No idiots are for a lifetime. Blessed Christmas

[@marilyncasabuena4275]

WISHING YOU A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY SEASON! This NCO has a distinguish voice of command. Huge respect for him. In the past videos, he’s the one that ordered the Gatesman by the brook for allowing the Palestinian protester inside Horse Guard & the Chitsman for taking off the chain on the archway. He’s furious of the mistakes they made because that reflects on his leadership. Soon, he will be a Commisioned Officer for his dedicated service & excellent leadership & command of the Blues & Royals. Kudos to him! John, is it possible to have a compilation of the UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS & BLOOPERS at Horse Guards of 2023? I am eagerly & anticipating for more videos to come 2024. Its informative & at the same time entertaining. SPLENDID WORK. MORE POWER TO YOU!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@davidweyant9356]

Thank you and Have Merry Christmas to you and your family from across the pond. 🎄🎁

[@hyime69]

I love it that you are finding out the Names of the Horses. My step Father served in the then "Blues" and rode as the Sovereigns Escort to the late Queen on her Coronation in 1953 on a Horse named Jorick's during his National Service The Horses are named and sometimes the naming is of multiple times we know that "Jorick's was a 3rd or 4th from the one he rode in 1953 when we visited the Knightsbridge barrack's as children in 1978

[@LondonCityWalks]

There is actually a horse named 'Jorrocks' in HCAV... very similar sounding! ❤️🐴

[@joanveaseyfoxythediva]

This is awesome information. Thank you.

[@rosiedepetro8674]

@London City Walks Merry Christmas John (& your family ), Mods & viewers. Hope everyone is well & doing good.

[@catzkeet4860]

That's a definite set of parade ground lungs on that NCO. He made me jump a couple of times 😂

[@MrW582]

The patients on the horses are incredible, they really do take a hammering while out on duty. They get attacked with pokes and prods people standing right in their face and virtually petting them so much im surprised they dont have little bold patches from being worn away!

[@ms.b8724]

All this touching of the horses, shoving dirty fingers and hands into its mouth, really needs to stop!

[@biscuitsngravy6468]

"A pinto horse has a coat color that consists of large patches of white and any other color. Pinto coloration is also called paint, part colored,  or in nations that use British English, simply coloured. Pinto horses have been around since shortly after the domestication of the horse." Info copied from Wikipedia. I knew some of this, just wanted to make sure I gave you the right description. Thank you so much for showing these beautiful Guard horses to the world. I'll never be able to visit England. Your videos are humorous and I find them very relaxing and at times moving. All the best from across the pond.

[@leschierkerekes3012]

This must be hell for the Gard & horse's

[@margaretWestminster]

Happy Christmas to you . Some tourists just don't know how to follow rules, they are ready to get their pictures of themselves. I love your videos and the information that you give as well. But the tourists can be so annoying. They are like undisciplined children. Also they shouldn't cough on you. Too bad the protesters are allowed on that street , the horses dont like them

[@dianekruger5977]

The black and whit police horse is usual considered a paint horse here in United States. That coat pattern might be called something else in England. They also had Pinto, basically same type of coat patterns, but I don't think they use that term here any more.

[@CarolWoosey-ck2rg]

Paints are called piebalds in Britain- brown and white horses are skewbald

[@auldgeorge]

John didn’t know that lol

[@susanwahl6322]

What, is it not PC?

[@denisematecki8346]

The sign should say Do no touch the horses or their reigns or the guard !!!

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

The 'cow looking' horse is a piebald cob.Sometimes called 'gypsy cob'. I have a mini cob gelding. Also piebald, but only 12hh.

[@vgil1278]

He sounds gorgeous. Does he have long thick mane and tail like their bigger counterparts?

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

@@vgil1278 He would if I let it grow lol. I hog his mane because he gets hot and sweaty under it and I have his tail short too because it's so thick . Of course it doesn't *look* as impressive, but I'm more concerned about his comfort than how he looks. Besides, he's still handsome to me.

[@maggiemadwestiemum4511]

Merry Christmas all from Essex in England.

[@Chrochella]

How the hell does shouting and bitching in London going to help Palestine?!

[@claudiachavez8596]

I love the COH’s voice. It’s amazing at the variety of accents in London.

[@angelabushby1891]

There are over 300 accents in London

[@gwstlouis1603]

This is how it should be keep this distance between the tourist and the Soldiers and horses

[@crocheting-around-the-planet]

The guy at the end being told to leave the yard, I saw him when you were filming at the gate, he walked behind those disappointed tourists talking, at 1:05:19... He walked in, picked up the bottle of juice in the gate that someone had left....(Eagle eye me)... love your videos ...

[@sherrimagness7719]

It’s not a hybrid. It’s a pinto warm blood cross probably. 😊. Best Chanel btw. 🎉

[@RedFireQueen83]

Thank you for the video! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Wishing everyone well

[@Ida-qc5rd]

Why do people think it's cute to get nudged by the horse's nose? He's not doing it to show affection. He is pushing them out of his personal space. Rule of thumb: If the horse can touch you, you're too close. If people cannot stay a respectful distance, they'll start painting lines on the ground and making everyone stay behind those lines... (which is a nice idea, now that I think about it. )

[@susanwahl6322]

That’s what I was thinking.

[@garfield2439]

That's a great idea!👍

[@horseygirl645]

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas from Texas🤟

[@angelabushby1891]

Merry Christmas & a Happy 2024 from Hull in Yorkshire,England ❤

[@anni50ful]

Happy New Year from Cornwall UK☺

[@glenmacnicol7825]

Something about a crowd situation does cause a drop in IQ levels. From time to time I had to clear a large facility of students because of a fire alarm.They would immediately stall, daddle and go deaf. Some would even argue about leaving the building. The slow response to orders and instructions comes as no surprise.

[@catzkeet4860]

Agreed. It's like there's some "critical mass" beyond which the collective IQ drops in step with the numbers present. Its the sheep principle. One sheep alone can be pretty smart.... they actually act more like goats, but get them into a group and all of a sudden the flock mind takes over.... and that's none too bright.

[@susanwahl6322]

I think it has to go up the chain of command. But that’s my opinion.

[@ThePHYL]

Such beautiful horses

[@Sandra-Gibora]

46:34 look at that. Have a little fun as a tourist and then on we go to a huge demonstration, with a kid no less, to yell atrocities and hateful stuff the rest of the day.

[@cordeliahamilton1061]

Happy Christmas, John. Looking forward to the reopening of the Horse Guards.🎅🙋🇬🇧

[@carolynmurtaza1180]

41:08.... Oh I think he would have shouted at the police officers 🤣

[@catherinemontgomery7130]

I think he said that, white caps is sgt, blue pc, red inspector, yellow chief inspector

[@fallionwater117]

Tha white and black horse that looks rather like a cow is called an Appaloosa if the spots happen to be smaller, and an American Paint if they appear like a cow. :)

[@marylouisesholly3394]

Merry Christmas! Your videos and commentary are a gift to us!

[@thefiestaguy8831]

I serve in the Met. For operational aid purposes - Yellow denotes operational commander on the ground. i.e Chief inspector in almost all cases. Red denotes the one below them, usually always an Inspector White is always a Sergeant Plain blue epaulettes (or black if they have the old style) is constable. Then you will also have a "Bronze", "Silver" and "Gold". The "Bronze" will have a "Runner" essentially liaising back and forth with the Bronze (usually in a control room / SOR (Special Operations Room)) and groud rank, taking messages from those on the ground To the bronze or passing messages from Bronze to the ground staff. There's also a "Bronze loggist" who logs and records all decisions and actions taken by the Bronze into a record book - this is usually filed away and kept so that in the event of an incident and public scrutiny later on their actions are documented and their rationale for that action is recorded - it's very difficult to remember why you decided to do something and what you did 6 years later - but when it's recorded and written down it isn't! Often you will hear the words "GT" over their radio used on "aid" or "public order situations" - GT means "General Transmission" and is a person who fulfils the role of transmitting messages, directing officers and liaising with "Serials" (a group of officers usually consisting of 18 officers, 3 sergeants and 1 inspector, also known as a "PSU"). On aid/public order events specific radio channel or set of channels are setup on the day for officers on that "aid" or "public order event" to utilise, receive instructions, the dreaded "re-deployment" which always seems to happen at the end of your shift, or dismissals. The person the officers communicate with who is sat in the control room is "GT", basically just an operator fulfilling the GT role. Often this operator is a PC trained in the "GT" role and sometimes can be a sergeant. Think of "GT" as your normal control room civilian staff in a normal situation not involving public order, the main difference is there is usually several control room staff who you might speak to, and 30 seconds later another person might speak to you since there are several of them, in a public order situation the officer fulfilling the GT role is there by themselves, and it's usually always a warranted officer or rank above that rather than a civilian member of staff.

[@LondonCityWalks]

Absolutely brilliant post, thank you!! 👌🏻

[@roboman34]

police cow horse lol ....beuty xoxoxox

[@joanveaseyfoxythediva]

What a sweet horse

[@rosebun6270]

Chief Inspector, inspector, Sargent, constable.

[@garfield2439]

👍💯

[@grahamallen3941]

Chief inspector =yellow, Inspector = red, Sgt *white PC =blue!!

[@barbaraa6098]

Merry Christmas, John.

[@interestingtidbits2435]

A "horse cow hybred"..? "A 'course'? Bahahahaha. You are so clever and funny. Thanks for the fun watch. BTW, I'm from NW Illinois, and there used to be numerous stables around, and of course Arlington Park race track and Maywood harness racing. I was lucky to run into a gentleman who came to Illinois look at horses for the Queen! Was he fibbing? Don't know!

[@sherrimagness7719]

Hopefully get there next year. Coming to see my friends in Cornwall

[@Joyfullscroll]

Well there you go, if you wish to see Horse Gaurds in person plan later in the season. In late spring summer there seems to be lots of protest going on during the week.

[@sandraplonka5225]

John a Blessed Christmas and New Year. 🎉

[@AnonIllumi]

why are the police entertaing this still?

[@normahall8348]

Not Ormonde🎄

[@tuckergraham846]

Those horses r beyond cool👍👍👍🤙

[@rosiedepetro8674]

John, do you know why the Guards smack the horses when dismounting? If anyone else knows please tell me. Thank you

[@paulinefreeman9492]

I was going to ask that x

[@Kimberly-dn4mc]

If I recall correctly, it's to let the horse know that there is going to be a shift of weight to one side when dismounting, as the soldiers armor is quite heavy. If they slap them twice, one is to let them know about the shift of weight, and the other is to give them a 'good boy, job well done'.

[@paulinefreeman9492]

Thankyou Kimberley xx

[@rosiedepetro8674]

@Kimberly-dn4mc , thank you for answering my question. I wondered about that for a long time. I've seen a couple of Guards smack their horse pretty hard & I was waiting for the horse to smack him back lol. Appreciate the info. Hope you had / have a great Christmas

[@Kimberly-dn4mc]

@@rosiedepetro8674 You're welcome Rosie. You got me laughing just thinking of the horse smacking the guard back! Thanks for the well wishes. Take care.

[@themusicman-ij7op]

Tradition! Nice word, but expensive ! Those horses belong in a grassy paddock, the guards as carers in nursing homes or on a building site, that way they earn their keep, a lot less expensive🥾

[@richardbrown7153]

In the Met. Police the coloured caps/epaulettes are Yellow (Gold Commander in overall command) White (Silver Command will command several "serials" of TSG) and Red (Bronze Command in charge of 1 "serial" of TSG) all of them can be any rank. You might also see Green epaulettes - who are medics. You're right about your right to film in public, and this chap being searched will already be on the Officers Body Worn Video.

[@user-qs6eo6ob5t]

We need to bring back trespassing as this would help and make it safer for everyone.

[@janetrankin9520]

Those hands stroking the horse are just one swift movement away from jerking the reins away from the guard.

[@garfield2439]

The way people just walk in front while someone is trying for a picture is so annoying

[@walterburgess6414]

I seen that guy come in the front gate and the orange drink he had he took out of a cup that was sitting on the gate he should have been arrested right away

[@phoebebrown2883]

Hope you had a lovely holiday with lovely food.

[@deniseackermann7116]

Crowds of people are like cattle... no one wants to move one step back from the person in the front of the crowd.

[@roboman34]

chesnut horse police ,,,, xxxx

[@valoriagreen8376]

I think, the black and white horse is a Paint horse some where in he or she geans. It's a Gorgeous Majestic Beauty

[@suzannewhitty1723]

Happy New Year! Thank you for the 😅videos...i love watching the hor😅ses! Can you tell me why the riders smack the horses so loudly while they are dismounting? Is it so they don't get surprised 😅ed or something like that....?

[@JanetMorganmorgana]

yellow is highest rank, then comes red

[@sylviastreet]

The horses don’t mess with the lieutenant for inspection!

[@jaymeade2579]

They all seem to be with same tour group. I guess their guide suggested they try touch the reins to get a response from the Guard. Sad? Nah! Pathetic!

[@andrewellison1203]

Brilliant video 💯 📹 🐴💂can I ask why do the guards slap the horse when dismount? Just intrigued?

[@LondonCityWalks]

The slap on dismount is to signal the imminent weight displacement on one side of the horse. 🐴❤️

[@monicaluketich6913]

​@@LondonCityWalksThank you. That was a question I had, also.

[@andrewellison1203]

Thanks for answering my question, 🐴💂👍💯 I am a subscriber and fan, keep up the videos 📹 cheers 🍻

[@andrewellison1203]

@@monicaluketich6913 great minds think alike 👍💯🐴💂love your channel mate amazing 👏 👍 and I am a subscriber fan

[@lindawallace3065]

The green fuzzy bush!!!😂😂😂🎼❤️🎼

[@susanwahl6322]

Oh my, he’s been a naughty boy!

[@marykate38]

I wish everyone a very Merry Christmas🎄

[@vgil1278]

I see the two policemen at the gate are armed. Two guns each. I thought your police weren't armed. They must be a special type of police, right?

[@iriscollins7583]

Very special. There is always a threat of terrorism, the modern scourge of civilization. A few years ago the guards were attacked, horses and guards were killed.That is the reason for arming a small amount of our excellent Police Force.There are armed units that can be mobilised, all over the UK. Ordinary police officers do not have firearms, and have stated that they don't want them.

[@cynthiabruce8082]

Those are Ministry of Defense police.

[@vgil1278]

@@cynthiabruce8082 thanks.

[@vgil1278]

@@iriscollins7583 -Thanks! Who, or what organizaton did the killing?

[@catzkeet4860]

@@vgil1278 the nail bombs planted in a veh left on the Mall was set by the IRA. At this time sectarian violence in Ireland was still a thing and this naturally spilt over to London. The bombing was horrific. The type of explosive used was packed with shrapnel, designed to do as much damage as possible. 7 horses and 4 troopers of the Blues and Royals were killed. I remember it happening and the news footage of the scene. Dead horses sprawled across the road, blood everywhere, and the covered mounds of bodies. The army had to go thru and shoot several of the horses who were too injured to survive. It was a horrific sight. There is now a memorial at the site, and patches of the curb stones in that spot that were damaged were left in place. Subtle reminders.

[@Flufficat]

"Corse" 🤣🤣❤ ❤

[@user-qs6eo6ob5t]

So easy to spot a wrong. The new face plus dark clothing in.

[@jeanbridgman7513]

A Big Course!!! 😂

[@davidpowell2508]

What a muppet!

[@jackie6582]

Again must touch horse🙄

[@gilliantempleton3253]

That idiot at the end, now bear in mind i am old and my brain has turned to mush but I am sure he has been on another video doing the same sort of stuff and getting kicked out by the police. If this is so and not mush brain antics can't they trespass him?

[@anni50ful]

Where do these people come from John? 'talk to me nicely ' when l was young we respected anyone in uniform, I was civilian staff at the police training college and later at a city police station, I literary saw the change in respect for our officers, no wonder we are laughed at also l just can't believe all this is taking place on our countries Christmas celebrations ? ...I thought the police couldn't stop and search or has the law changed at last? Beggars belief !

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

That looks like Q10 at the beginning on the left, was it colic, like I thought that upset him? I would have guessed colic or, if it was summer, a wasp, as I have seen a horse get repeatedly stung and behaving in a similar and totally understandable way (in both cases!). The one you're calling TA is trying to go through everyones pockets lol! He seems to know little girls are likely to have polomints or something! They're Cleveland Bays if I'm not mistaken. The Queen had the biggest Cleveland Bay stud at one point. Beautiful horses.

[@vgil1278]

@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws- Q10 is usually such a sweet horse. I wish we saw him more.

[@yaya3025]

In US we have people that follow police calls and arrests and accidents with their cameras and we call them stringers. Some sell the footage to the news, or they post on KZbin. So guess you were being a bit of a stringer you caught with the arrest. Thanks for all your effort. These videos are rather addicting to a nosey person like me.

[@jenniferlehman326]

Inspector, Chief Inspector, Sergeant and Regular Constabulary, now that's more for me than you!! LOL 🤣 😅🤣

[@LondonCityWalks]

Love it! Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@garfield2439]

Colored caps though

[@roboman34]

happy holidays xoxoxox

[@sued616]

Police show respect to guard .beautiful horses

[@charlieyerrell9146]

Those barriers should be up permanently. No tourists inside horse guards.

[@susanharrison6401]

Animals in a zoo are treated better who ever controls this mauling of those lovely animals they should be ashamed

[@JanetMorganmorgana]

He has been arrested here before.

[@laurafry3023]

Do they not have horses in Korea?? They’re all scared of them.

[@Chrochella]

How do you know they’re from Korea?

[@laurafry3023]

@@Chrochella because they showed them displaying a Korean flag and talked about how there were lots of Koreans visiting right now.

[@garfield2439]

Lol. I noticed that

[@rockdude27]

Thought something was going to kick off with that guy at the end that got kicked out. He looked agitated just before he entered, whilst the tourists were chatting. He then grapped an orange bottle of drink (juice?), resting on the entrance gates as he quickly walked in.

[@lynnell5993]

I saw him nick that bottle of orange juice also.

[@WendyKeen-xu5km]

Hiya, sorry to bother you but can you please tell me why the riders slap the horses at the end of their shift. I so enjoy your videos and comments, keep up the great work x

[@patriciaboucher2221]

Do British police not use body cams?

[@EnyawYorlig]

Its NOT optics. It is visuals. Optics are the lenses and sensors that collect the light to produce a visual image that you see as the VISUAL IMAGE . Not optics.

[@LondonCityWalks]

It's actually both. Here's a fine explanation: _Optics means "the scientific study of sight" or "the behavior of light," yet it is more commonly used to express the opposite: flagging deception and dishonesty. Optics most often generates victims, not heroes. And that is precisely why we care. Its potential damages impact us personally and professionally. From the moment we wake and start making choices for the day, optics guide every decision. Why? Because whether we want to admit it or not, how others perceive us and our reputation absolutely matters, and this is most true in business._

[@olivehigginson5068]

Chief inspector, inspector, sergeant , constable. I think .😊

[@Administrator_O-5]

I seriously do not get what people don't understand about this being not only an active military installation, but an official palace installation as well! I used to wonder why the police were the ones guarding the area & dealing with the public & not the military, well it's because the military can't arrest people & the police can.

[@user-gf1jt2hp4m]

Foreigners dont know what bollard means. This thing with the horses needs to stop,people annoying a horse that has to stand there for a long time is not right. In fact all this stupid traditions should be stopped its not needed.

[@user-lt6gm6cq7i]

Its Winston Churchill with the cigar

[@TheGwildandfree777]

That black and white horse is called a 'Paint' horse.

[@sassydiana7]

Alright since I haven't been able to hear what are they saying at:45