Humberside Police Paid £1,250 For Our Name & Address

#update after two visits to Humberside Police
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[@philip9668]

1 in 100 police officers faced criminal charges last year, that would mean the rate of criminality within the police is greater than the general public. Unfortunately for the public, we have a police force that is not fit to serve the public.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

Does not surprise me. I think it is actually higher than that as a lot if it is swept under the carpet to hide the truer figure.

[@Herbparis2001]

More like 98 out of 100 face criminal offences has they are all corrupt 💩💩

[@m4rcmineh]

Policing by consent my arse 🤬🤬🤬

[@robba1234]

And that's the ones we know about, I did Jury duty and was gobsmacked when after the police gave evidence we had a huddle, and the outcome from the Jury ALL of them with the exception of me was the police are a bunch of lying sods who cannot be trusted, and each and every one of them had really bad stories to tell about encounters with police where they had been lied to and abused. Thats men and women, Hairdresser, tradesman, farmer, nurse, shop assistant, housewife, child care assistant (You know normal working people.

[@Nickle314]

@@m4rcmineh Where is any right of consent? There is none.

[@truthteller6161]

And they wonder why they get zero support or respect ! This is why there’s a huge divide between the police and the public.

[@gregkasza1925]

I have yet to meet a cop who cares about detaining a free citizen. They actually enjoy it. They are sick humans.

[@Nickle314]

Remember there's another thing you can do. Since they have admitted to getting the information illegally, you can order them to delete that data. You have a right to be forgotten in this case.

[@adamwilson2117]

They're a private company you can have them erase all your data not that they will because they're criminal and don't even follow their own rules.

[@adamwilson2117]

@Don't Shoot Yep, or were, it's complicated, same way that the UK and goverments are set up as companies and registered. All the legislation is company rules has nothing to do with us, they operate in fraud. It's been ages since I looked but you have a right to erasure in their system fairly sure its like section 17 or something but don't quote me on that. The courts were dissolved in 2008 so the police are working hand in hand in criminal fraud with the courts and governments. Its a peadofile human trafficking network at its core, the money side of its not really important to them as long as they maintain control.

[@cypeman8037]

Humberside Police are a private company. FFS. Can’t we regulate people from posting on here?

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

How can anyone think the police are a private company? It’s bizarre.

[@Demonlay666]

I believe Humberside police are a corporation therefore a company

[@daytona1212]

It's about time copper are forced to pay for their mistakes themselves, instead of the taxpayers. Have you ever asked the solicitors if it's possible to sue the coppers themselves in a civil court? Because they paid you they admit guilt, so a judge shouldn't have a hard time convicting the coppers for violating your human right to privacy, violating you right to free movement while being detained, and your details will still be on record in their database and should be removed.

[@itisthesusie1754]

Strictly speaking anyone can sue anyone for anything at any time, whether you're likely to get anywhere is another issue.

[@daytona1212]

@@itisthesusie1754 Good point, but in this case the police admitted the officers were wrong and and even paid the victim. So I shouldn't be that hard to get away with suing them personally.

[@MKHNitro]

If you haven't been paid from a Court order set the bailiffs on them !

[@ianhughes7805]

Get a winding up order on them

[@serviceaccount1406]

@@ianhughes7805 winding up petition, to be precise

[@gary8306]

Nice one gentlemen, glad you each got a payout.😊

[@scousepie2]

Well done boys: we are Fed up being bullied by these THUGS.

[@shookoneldn300]

More like dangerous criminals.. If your or I kidnapped or threatened to kidnap anyone for not giving their details we would be charged with terrorism offences at worst or kidnap at best.. Yet, once you put on a costume the law don’t apply to you.. 🤷‍♂️

[@gregkasza1925]

Cowards! They are terrified of everyone.

[@stephenhodgson9083]

Normal people don't have any interactions with police, obviously your not normal 🙄

[@gregkasza1925]

@@stephenhodgson9083 read what you wrote out loud, then ask yourself if that makes ANY sense. Good luck!

[@user.--.]

​@@stephenhodgson9083 *you're

[@tonto2455]

Police at their best escalating an encounter for no good reason other than they can. Very disappointing.

[@mariojanaf5474]

no brains...all ego and authority...

[@elvishards8161]

Just the normal,time for a "PURGE"

[@nocommentz8178]

The idiots caved, they are the problem. Cowards.

[@xdcfvgxdcfvg9244]

Pigs

[@chrisrogers3457]

UNFORTUNATELY ITS TRUE I HAVE BEEN VICTIM OF THIS VERY THING

[@phillipporter1947]

That sergeant is a danger to the public

[@aarong9349]

I have so much respect for auditers. They have the balls too go out and put the police in check. I wish I could do what you do. Big up nny

[@gregkasza1925]

Same with me. They would beat the living shit out of me do to my brutal honesty about the police.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

I would lose my temper with them and start effing and blinding I know I would I couldn't control myself especially when I know there are talking b's

[@grahamappleyard1825]

Gobby

[@danielmartin8671]

Respect for the muppets who deliberately antagonise people

[@thevikingwarrior]

You could, but you probably would get no recognition for it. I have tried to do great things that other people do, and no one noticed or admired it; and recognition is kind of vital if you wanna do something successful and get people to back you up and help and support you. I used to run a social media thing for rights regarding autism and disabilities for months and all I managed to get was 5 subscribers after a whole year and I put so much work into that. So much for me trying to be a good role model; this role model stuff we hear about in society is utter shit! Never believe in a role model, and follow anyone; they never got there because of hard work, it is all lies. Don't get me wrong, I support their cause of fighting authority.

[@StrawberrySunday212]

It's good you let us know the outcomes. A lot of so called auditors don't update with any outcomes, which means their auditing is pointless.

[@gregkasza1925]

No, getting these videos out to the public are what’s most important.

[@sbh344]

@@gregkasza1925 No no, seeing police held to account ,and all members of the public have equal access to compensation and freedom of movement is what's most important.

[@toebo9683]

Great results lads and thank you for what you do 👍

[@markosmith8037]

big up NNY. It's great to see the police are spending the taxpayer money well.

[@Kaiser876]

😂

[@truthteller6161]

If your genuinely are a good cop then you must recognise why the public don’t trust or like you when others cops abuse the public.

[@MrArthand]

No such thing as a " good copper " they are all criminals untill they prove otherwise !

[@martynanstis1620]

Shame the individual police don’t have to pay out of their own pockets for their absolute incompetence….great training video guys, you earned your pay check!

[@IBIZABIKE]

Their pockets are filled by the taxpayer

[@notyourbusinessreallyisit9495]

Tax payer does, but I'll still keep watching!! Its like the government want the police to disband and someone else take over. 👀

[@peterthompson6651]

That is because they did not open "Up the court" themselves. The people who believe, falsely, that the court is the building when in truth, it is the paper world. Why do people believe that they need us to identify ourselves? If we give them nothing, they have nothing to put down on their paper, and it will remain blank; when people wake up for a whole variety of different reasons succumb to their intimidation. Lose the "Fear" and regain your freedom. Why people do not put the chief constable on a "Notice of Intention" in their "Private and Unlimited Capacity" and then see their reaction. But no one knows how to be a man or woman, so they need someone else to answer and respond in the required manner. It's like someone is bullied at school and then goes and runs to the teacher because they have the authority. Stop being a "Person" and become the man/woman we are born to be, but these "Auditors" quote legislation that ensnares them instead of being the man and start asking the question(s). The law is "The Commandments" as written in Exodus 20 of the King James Bible; legislation requires "Consent" to go to "Court," and it requires the agreement of both parties, but people do not respond and are prosecuted through their "Ignorance" and concede, and leave the battlefield so lose by default. And anything they say stands in truth.

[@dgnash]

That is the answer to this police behaviour, policeman's pockets not taxpayers'.

[@IBIZABIKE]

@@dgnash guess who fills police pockets? And if it was taken from them other gang members would arrange some pretend overtime to put it back in the pockets ,again paid by the taxpayer

[@cashstore1]

Those cops need to move to North Korea, where behavior like that is the norm.

[@constantinvaldor3742]

Pretty sure that police behaviour is how they normally are.

[@Ma1efcent]

SHAMEFUL. Thugs, bullies, disgusting behaviour from sgt Alan 1254

[@TheBrawlBox]

Never a dull moment auditing; long live the adventures! 👊👍

[@matimus100]

Now then now then now then

[@mrlogiclogic4119]

"I got a big problem with it" little old cop says,,,,yeah and we have a BIG problem with bent cops trying to get ID for NO LAW BROKEN

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Well done Marti & Michael.👍

[@neilbirch3412]

Police's famous words "WORDS OF ADVICE"

[@elvishards8161]

Tell them that they should watch their backs because the filth will throw the filth under the bus if it suits

[@neil_mch]

The fact that it took them one single day from you filing a lawsuit to earn themselves another one is hilarious and also disgraceful.

[@badgermcspoon11]

Can you imagine being employed in a job you know nothing about. They just get played time and time again. This is what happens when you do away with an entrance test you just get thickos making up things.

[@richardharvey1732]

Hi N N Y, every time I find one like this when you report the outcome of a previous encounter I am always delighted to hear that they have had to admit to their fault, the compensation does no harm either. Cheers, Richard.

[@grahambunton377]

The UK is well behind the USA when it comes to compensation for wrongful detainment. At present it stands at $1400 a MINUTE Time for UK courts to catch up with the cost of living

[@shookoneldn300]

Once you give details as part of the settlements have your solicitor request the police remove your details from PND (Police National Database)… Otherwise, the police and their corrupt colleagues will bully and harass you.. routinely stop you when driving, turn up at your house.. your detail can be released as part of Enhanced DBS checks.. etc… which can affect your job prospect for certain roles.. Furthermore, that information is visible to all government agencies and departments.. Don’t be surprised if you apply to join the army they ask you about the incident.. expect the police to lie and exaggerate the incident on the PND to make you look very bad.

[@bobnicholson6118]

Remember...we, the tax payer, are paying out for police compensation payouts...if officers had to pay out personally they wouldn't abuse their powers so much then.

[@IBIZABIKE]

If they paid it out of their salary which is also taxpayers money , the gang would arrange overtime to cover the cost ,again taxpayers money

[@tuftistump]

Although true, we the tax payer are paying this, id like to hope that when police pay outs get out of hand to the point where its effecting funding to other important areas that somebody in charge is going to start holding police more accountable.

[@juli-annemargerison3747]

acab, esp those 2 plonkers

[@nomadsteve5297]

This money doesn’t come from the taxpayers it comes from the police insurance, the more claims that go in means there insurance premium will be higher on each renewal

[@IBIZABIKE]

@@nomadsteve5297 and what money do the police buy this insurance with ?? TAXPAYERS MONEY ,the police don't have any of their own money

[@FreeSpirit44]

I seem to remember reading somewhere that due to police over-using Section 50, they are now required to get permission from a senior officer before they do use it now. Is that right or not? Stay safe out there guys and keep banking those pay cheques. 🤣

[@paulhodgins]

It should be the cop who has to pay the fine - then this shit will stop!

[@NicholasAlt]

Keep up the great work! Thank you from the USA for standing up for liberty!

[@greg5639]

Their own petrol pumps. I wonder what the chances of petrol / diesel mysteriously by accident being pumped into privately owned cars? Lets face it, we all know where there is a will there a way. And they're not known for their honesty, are they ?

[@A2Z1Two3]

A drone could carry out surveillance of the fuel pump and record which cars and what plates get fuel . If they turn out not to be undercover cars or marked cars then it would be theft and corruption .

[@sandydobbie1255]

All of these cops should have been made pay it out of their own pockets as they were the ones that illegally detained you both !!! You both should have got far more for these cops violating your rights and the law !!! They need to learn that they cannot break the law when they feel like it !!! Well done all you guys !!!

[@redtiger2434]

It's shocking that police behave in this appalling manner! Once a time I had the utmost respect for the police always believing they were the most professional body in the country. Now I see them as the most unprofessional, unproductive, worse establishment we have!

[@antiseptic71]

They are an outright destructive organisation. Do nothing important well or correctly but excel at all the abusive and political things. Shameful creatures

[@dgnash]

You're forgetting lawyers.

[@charlesdale1462]

I remember considering joining the police in 1980. The jist of the application was to be of good character and display integrity. No tattoos either .......

[@aurelianspodarec2629]

@@charlesdale1462 Times have changed I guess : p But is it just "police"? Or is it the west? The virus is spreading... and all professions are getting infeced as well with such people.

[@mrlogiclogic4119]

NO GROUNDS for section 50 BENT BENT BENT sack them and make them pay the fines

[@ChrisJones-bp7ij]

We are entitled to know lawfully and legally under what section of what act we are being detained under.

[@daipigeon7561]

Its time Auditors went for £10.000 Yes 10k Thats the only way i feel it will stop the bully police

[@markbray2988]

Congratulations guy's 👏🏻 Excellent. The police service have to start paying these fines from the culprits salaries... They'd definitely think twice before abusing their powers.

[@IBIZABIKE]

If they did "overtime" would be arranged to cover it

[@markbray2988]

@@IBIZABIKE to do overtime one has to be totally committed to ones job... It's never gonna happen in the police service.

[@IBIZABIKE]

@@markbray2988 I didn't say they would do it ,I said it would be arranged ,nudge nudge

[@davelordy]

_"stop pointing at me"_ . . . . as _he_ points at you. These officers are so desperate to escalate these sorts of interactions, constantly scanning for any imagined transgression, no matter how slight.

[@lumo7461]

It's about time the police officers were made to pay out their own pocket!!!!

[@beklerken1]

The growing number of auditors are encouraging and its nowhere near enough though to teach these goons that the public are a higher authority than the police. You are not only providing great information to the general public of their rights in the UK but to the world and have my eternal gratitude, keep up the fantastic job in keeping these rude, arrogant and ego driven cops honest. Greetings from Oz.

[@growapairepaire7354]

Absolutely agree with your comment. Great educational videos and especially if they are also quoting stats, acts and mandates.

[@growapairepaire7354]

They are all mason, Templar and pharaonic establishments, all of them.

[@beklerken1]

@@growapairepaire7354 Im sure we are not alone on this subject my good friend. Blessings from Oz.

[@growapairepaire7354]

@@beklerken1 and blessings to you too mate.

[@LugerLau]

The payment for their EGOS should come out of their pocket. 🐷💩🐷

[@gordonking2859]

They have nothing but contempt for the public

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

I think settlements should include an apology.

[@freespeechoneeach]

wow you ll never get an apology from them. even when they are wrong they are right. their egos wont have it any other way.

[@mykota2417]

Signed by chief constable head of training all pc's involved and prime minister and made public.

[@jaywolf7917]

You should’ve refused to give details and then seen if you get arrested, if you get arrested - surely you get a better pay out? No?

[@jameswells6134]

The worrying thing is that these 2 tyrants will be free to carry on harassing innocent members of the public irrespective of your successful claim. Their corruption should not go unpunished but we know it will do.

[@robba1234]

Probably won't even find its way to their work records, as it should, we might have caught the bad ones sooner than a headline in a newspaper

[@mikesmith8313]

Must be horrible in Hull,North Yorkshire. I'm from Lancashire, its not that bad acccording to some. Don't know yet.

[@user.--.]

​@@mikesmith8313 Hull isn't in North Yorkshire

[@mikesmith8313]

@@user.--. East Riding, where I used to work before Police conspired to destroy my career. How's that for starter's

[@Caesar-3el]

They pay nothing it comes from the taxpayer.these monsters should be personally responsible for their actions and made to pay.

[@robertovers1863]

what possible emergency do they need to leave the station for ? there must be a patrol car already out thats nearby ? the canteen probably ran out of milk for the tea ! see how many cars/ plod are parked up just drinking tea

[@user-qi5pr3xt4w]

You guys are absolute class. You have massive public support for what you do. Holding the corrupt Police of this country to account and highlighting the sheer scale of the Police Misconduct. Unfortunately this means nothing to Police Officers as they simply get away with it, they are untouchable. That is sad.

[@sapankhurst2015]

One word comes to mind.....BRILLIANT.😎

[@boztec7187]

As soon as they start spouting on about sec50, invoke your right to SILENCE. 🤣✌

[@projectfireland8821]

Big up NNY solid work...✌️💜💯

[@RoadRashTV]

Great production and editing NNY...you need to do more review like you used to do! Watching you is like watching brains vs braun Ps, your the brains

[@davidporter499]

Such deliberate abuses of powers should be punished more aggressively. Four times this amount from the police service involved snd the same amount from the officers themselves. Only this will deter these assaults.

[@Mark-vq1er]

Thx for the update chaps 👍🏻

[@sandwichman100]

until it starts being taken out of their pockets it wont change

[@MVT55]

Deduct the money from their salaries they might not be so cavalier with the public purse then.

[@A2Z1Two3]

HNK makes them pay .

[@brettnbeckvalleyvan]

He really was a pig bully boy wasn't he demanding your details and breaking laws, unfortunately it just goes to show how vile and corrupt they all are. Great video 👍🏻 love, peace and good energy ❤️🙏🏻

[@bwghall1]

they think they are Gods. it starts in their training. !!!...

[@antiseptic71]

​@Briddy Hll which takes up a full weekend these days

[@TheMisphit]

Nice work NNY, the beer's are on you lad! :)

[@gregkasza1925]

I would have asked those two cops at 12 minutes if they might want a warm embrace to help them with their anxiety.

[@paulgeorge6353]

Underfunded, understaffed Police solving serious crime again.

[@bikeelectric4821]

do the police enjoy some special privacy for their personal vehicles, somehow? or are they just being unlawful tyrants?

[@martynanstis1620]

No, they are just ‘special’

[@rogerpattube]

There’s no ‘special privacy’ for things you can see from a public place. Police aren’t special.

[@smilerallen]

Thanks for the video, very entertaining and informative, much appreciated.

[@ratman5229]

A brilliant video, I can bet they regret stopping and questioning you. I think they will have gone for a lie down after that conversation. The reason they wanted your details is if your names come over the radio again they will make sure someone else attends

[@Leroyy536]

Falsely detained by Fred Flinstone

[@petersmith3789]

Aaron G I have so much respect for auditors they are educating us . Cops think they are Putin.

[@A2Z1Two3]

Rural crime is like Badger baiting , Urban crime is Piggy baiting 😮

[@johndavied3448]

Great comment.

[@kennyjones3679]

Only a matter of time before the public sort these terror thugs out.

[@nigelgribble8736]

Absolutely along with politicians judges and the rest of the cabal.

[@Rebelrenaissance]

As of March 2021, there were approximately 131,000 police officers in England and Wales. The IOPC's annual report for 2020-21 shows that there were 32,792 allegations of misconduct made against police officers during that reporting period, which is equivalent to approximately 25% of the total number of police officers. Of these, 5,582 investigations led to formal disciplinary proceedings, which is equivalent to approximately 4% of the total number of police officers.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

2 cops and 2 PCSO’s for people with a camera yet someone gets burgled, real crime that has caused misery to those that were burgled and the cops don’t turn up for a few days, just give out a crime number. It’s about time that the forces are fined for failure to send cops to a burglary within 4 hours and any force that unnecessarily stops people with cameras are told that they are forced to attend law classes on what is legal and not legal regarding people with cameras. It’s about time they started to obey the law. The laws they are paid to uphold.

[@cyclist68]

Nothing will ever change as long as the payouts don't come out their own pockets

[@michaelking8642]

Excellent journalism pays for itself. Fantastic.

[@A2Z1Two3]

There used to be mostly Irish in the police force , and the transport they used became know as Paddy Wagons , as Paddy was a very common Irish name , and the Irish became associated with the name Paddy similar to the Scottish Jimmy .

[@swiftnevisonbushwrangler6905]

It was because mostly Irish people were predominantly arrested in NY around the mid 1800’s. I guessed the racial bit but had to look up the other info 😝

[@singingcrafter1520]

Ooo well done boys. Fyi, 'paddy waggon' was the nickname for police vans, because lots of Irish people were arrested in New York, in the mid 1800's. Sending hugs to you both. X

[@robh7872]

Well done, the compo payment should come out of the cop's wages.

[@carefulcyclist719]

"Do you know what Section 50 is?" ............................................ oh sh@t he does, so I'd better not try to use that one!

[@dockaos924]

Cop breathed a silent sigh that you told him what section 50 is as he didn't know

[@NewsNowYorkshire]

😅

[@scousemouse9715]

The police just pick on a random person and scramble around their radio mates for info on how to incriminate someone.

[@xEvilNeverDiesx]

Until the officers are forced to pay for their mistakes out of their own pockets, they will continue to abuse their powers. But since it's the innocent taxpayer that forks out the cash, they don't care in the slightest.

[@Peter-ih2bv]

Have you thought about standing outside a police station holding a sign ‘Stop police abuse of § 43’.

[@A2Z1Two3]

They would need a huge sign to record ALL the laws they abuse .

[@kevinshepherd8314]

By implication he said he maybe a Terrorist so one must follow the other . But these fools wouldn't care to actually follow the Laws of the land

[@Badger69-96]

You can't say the uniform scares you when you're mooching about the back of a police station 🤣 Big up NNY and Marti ✌️💯

[@smokey6533]

Shame they didn’t give you £1,254 to match that sausages badge number

[@dinmorejunctionmodelrailway]

I'd thought you had retired, young Michael, so I was pleased to see you back in the saddle. Would you let the force know my name and address is only 1k.

[@qualityengineeringsolution8148]

Make sure from now onwards you go for costs. You have a win this time so it's a president. Now, go after the arresting police officer's pension and put a lien on the pension so the lien has to be lifted by you before the police officer can get their pension. Well done for the cost win guys.

[@Pennywise180]

It should come out of the officers wages

[@TheBrynu]

you should send the officers a thank you card stating how much you got and put a fiver in for them to have a drink and say we couldn’t of done it without your corrupt ways

[@TheBrynu]

@Mike Morris i take it your one of the filthy corrupt gang (porky pig)

[@alankelsey949]

More bad policing costing the tax payers again and again , they shouldnt be allowed out if they do not know the law especially if this is the result.

[@jimmy2minutes]

Any alarmed by a camera needs to be sectioned.

[@gordonadamson5854]

The feelings police, they are becoming a joke and then embarrassment

[@Azbolaa]

Love ya both boys ya make my partially crippled life worth while while I’m learning motorcycles are leathal and I learned that haaaaard af 😂 but ya make it worthy homieee LC tingsss

[@JamesTaylor-je6es]

Hope you're well, thanks for sharing that.

[@scottgordon7754]

When they ask you for a third time what you're doing, tell them you're not going to repeat yourself...

[@traffordmedia]

Great vid keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@TheThejatsman]

Nice, always good to return to the scene of their crimes to gloat

[@marktansey3669]

U got my money bro,😂😂😂Outstanding NNY.

[@naturalborncerealkiller]

Excellent advice Michael

[@ysgol3]

GREAT work, GREAT news. You should though have got an extra sum for being confronted by the appallingly dyed hair on top of that tiny daft Sergeant.

[@CommanderStarblaster]

Anonymous hearsay is not reasonable grounds for suspicion.

[@A2Z1Two3]

He is really not interested in viewing the Evidence , because it is on You Tube , maybe You Tube evidence is inadmissible in court 😂

[@eolhcytoos]

Harassment is defined as someone who repeatedly gives a third person reason to be believe that they feel scared, threatened or distressed. The key word is, 'repeatedly,' not once, not twice but repeatedly over a period of time. Next time remind these idiots of the definition and send them on there way.

[@martintabony611]

I believe "Paddy Wagon" was because of the large amount of Irish in the police. The term when I was a kid was "Black Maria". Supposedly the name goes back to a large woman who was often pick up for drunkeness. Or it could simply be because the original horse drawn police wagons were painted black.