I'm A PCSO And I Can Ask You To Delete That Video 😲🎥❌🤣🤣🤣

[@petercornish9903]

Loved the Police address, Shady Lane, says it all really!

[@praeparatus_supervivet]

😂

[@lynnblackburn2720]

Members of the public , will delete the footage if a police officer told them to ,I would have done so in the past , but since watching your videos I've learnt so much , about the rights of the public.👍

[@MarkBowenPiano]

If you delete any footage then you are potentially deleting evidence. No officer who understands the law would ever ask anyone to do this.

[@dockaos924]

There's a little secret not known by many that if you don't want to be filmed by someone filming you don't walk up to the guy that's filming

[@DJAUDITS]

Or ask him a question when he’s actively filming something else.

[@fetus2280]

YA.. if only these Planks could fig that one out ... They seem to have the single minded power trip in the head and cant think Logically and clearly . Most "Normal" people would stand back and Observe to see what theyre doing First before approaching . Considering Terrorists do this Covertly ... Not in the open . Bloody Idiots

[@pauledwards2547]

@@fetus2280 Given that a) in my life time not a single terrorist attack has taken place on a Police station in Eng, Scot or Wales and b) Their have been more members of the public die in Police Custody in the past ten years than have been killed in terrorist attacks in the UK. I would say that the people at risk in Police stations are definitely not members of the Police force but are the members of the public supposedly in the care of the Police.

[@fetus2280]

@@pauledwards2547 Exactly . If not mistaken the last "Attack" was from the I.R.A in 1972 but dont quote me on that . To me the "Police" are cutting it real close to the definition . Cheers mate

[@gingernutpreacher]

Please check up on that one

[@jamesgreen9665]

The sergeant behaved extremely well, no ego, quite polite and curtious

[@anthonyc8951]

courteous....

[@davedempster7658]

Probably knew the pcso was a nob and hopefully reported the idiot.

[@andygray4418]

I think, personally, this audit proves - without name dropping - why some auditors are better than others. Polite, educated, informative.

[@justincredible9187]

more than one way to skin a cat.

[@CrazedFandango]

A point I've made many times. This & PJ Audits are the only Auditors I follow.

[@andygray4418]

@@CrazedFandango agreed.

[@alparslanbey6377]

Well said mr antagonising Britain and dumberks could learn a lesson from this guy!

[@justincredible9187]

@@alparslanbey6377 Must say, saw AB filming someone that was suffering a total breakdown and continued to agitate the situation in a passive aggressive way for his personal gain. Not watching his content again for a good while.

[@SPTSuperSprinter156]

Glad you're shining a light on this. Being asked to delete footage in particular by a plastic police officer is amusing.

[@MVT55]

The PCSO said he had a warrant number , he is NOT warranted he has an ID number .

[@uktokers]

Most of the PCSOs these days seem to believe they are constables. They think they have a warrant number and many believe their police staff ID cards are warrant cards.

[@bernardrandles8013]

Correct he or she hasn't taken the oath of constable in a court, they are the same as me you (CIVILIANS )

[@huwhodges56]

I noticed that lie too, he’s obviously a wannabe cop who couldn’t cut the fitness test. These useless plastic cops are some of the most tyrannical clowns out there, probably unable to find employment in the private sector, another leech on the tax cattle.

[@andrewcoates6641]

It’s a shame that DJ didn’t get the name of the PCSO at the time but then again he could have examined the list of names, numbers and photographs that were posted information adjacent to the public entrance. He could then have used that information to straight away to call the sergeant and thePCSO to inform them both that their names were now known, so DJ can now follow up on the PCSO’s retraining status.

[@applecider7307]

He also didn't show his designation card, it was his ID card.

[@david1731048]

"I don't want your recording me" says guy with a bodyworn camera.

[@philipmccann5870]

My warrent number is he's not a warranted officer he is police support staff nothing more

[@VikingSimon2503]

PCSO, a civilian who thinks he/she is a Police Constable, I pity them, such a delusion.

[@briandoherty3249]

They don't know what to do with you as you're so polite and knowledgeable about the law. It changes the way they would deal with an auditor and it's great to watch . Great work DJ.

[@buskerrhymes78]

How professional that plastic fed was hands in pockets and leaning on the metal gate too keep up the good work DJ #PINAC 👍👍

[@danettelamonicaDFSP]

I used to live in Banbury and Bicester when my father was stationed at RAF Upper Heyford. Growing up in England helped shape my view of the world. You are brilliant. Thank you for doing great work.

[@Kelvostrass]

Best Auditor on KZbin hands down - you handled that beautifully, so respectful and knowledgable

[@Nickle314]

They can ask. You can refuse. It's very simple. When they ask why you are recording, just two words Suffice. Wayne Couzens. Its for my own protection in the "Current Climate"

[@DJAUDITS]

LOL, but many members of the public simply so as they are asked.

[@patthewoodboy]

wayne Cozens shoud be used at every interaction with cops/PCSO

[@Nickle314]

@@patthewoodboy And lots of others. That's the issue.

[@Nickle314]

@@DJAUDITS Here's the big issue. If they ask for it to be deleted, its evidence they have done something illegal or wrong. That's just justifiable evidence for me for why its essential to record.

[@232nightowl]

I like to use more people have been killed in the UK by police than by terrorist in the last 12 months you should be more concerned about your colleagues 🤔

[@wesleyashton9813]

I’m slowly seeing a trend in police behaviour improving towards cameras being used on them nowadays, thanks to documenting like this. Well done

[@nigelbaldwin752]

Thanks to our brilliant police the world is a better place, their stupidity provides hours of comedy which is much needed in ''the current climate'' 😂😂

[@kentcyclist]

Indeed

[@jonathanwalker8730]

Spot on.

[@harry_iq9266]

keep believing the media buddy

[@craigfowler7098]

Comedy climate, terrorist climate or weather climate?

[@pauljay5478]

.. Remind me again who you would call if your house was burgled?

[@karencolon5152]

I wasn't telling you, I was asking you. When one is in uniform, and endowed with privileges and powers under color of law, while in the course of their duty, a "request" carries a connotation of authority. And as I was commenting here, you explained it so plainly in your video. Thank you.

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

That may be so but he can still ask.

[@JK.47]

@@JazzFunkNobby1964 yes he can ask and can be ignored too

[@mattfarina3840]

Those immortal words we hear all the time ‘I’m just asking’

[@barryfisher4056]

Dont know if I will get in trouble. Used to be-any chance of a ****? Just asking. Dont ask dont get. Usual reply- in yer dreams pal.

[@deadpaul6415]

*Massive respect DJ* 💯👍🏼 You own every tyrant you come across 👏🏼

[@brianbonner7128]

Well done DJ, yet another great audit. Very polite but firm, pointing out their mistakes so they can become a more efficient asset to the community. Love it

[@Tom-uv7ry]

You don't know the meaning of the word audit

[@Tampo-tiger]

"...bottomed that one out..!" That's a wonderful copsplaining phrase! By the way mate, I reckon you handled that one really nicely: no combat, no raised voices, and a decent man continues in his job without a blemish on his character. It's already quite hard enough finding out you were wrong, as every single viewer here knows. The sergeant was also very diplomatic and came across as a man of integrity. Absolutely first class, and I feel sure as I think you did that the PCSO is a very sound, decent man whose only fault was that he hadn't encountered the photography situation before. It was interesting to get his perspective.

[@simonsays...5061]

I just wanted to say its really great to see the Auditing movement/community spreading out to our British family. Im here in the USA and its become a Huge part of Police and Government accountability and is extremely important to normalize citizens standing up for their rights without being bullied by these government actors who have been brainwashed into thinking they are above us and can manipulate and abuse us as they have done for the last century. Its time they learned they are here to Protect our Rights and Serve the People. Much love from the USA DJ Audits, thank you for what you do and keep up the Fantastic work brother.

[@puritan745]

Our Government is trying to introduce laws to stop it - Brittish people need to speak out and let their MP's know it is unacceptable.

[@puritan745]

@@Simlife101 You should listen again - The PCSO said you CAN request the CCTV footage. Also, the footage may be BADLY edited or DJ missunderstood but regardless, listen to the discussion later where he talks to the sergeant about asking public to delete footage and the PCSO responds that you CAN ASK people to delete footage - AND he repeats that assertion. WATCH the WHOLE video before shouting ignorant comments in all caps.

[@2486Martin9086]

Very professional chap behind the Camera, very informative and well spoken. 10/10

[@leggitte5957]

I appreciate your politeness, knowledge of the law, calmness and educational videos, DJ. I have subscribed to many and your videos are excellent. You also give credit to Police Officers who actually do do a good job. Well done!

[@terrymedlicott3580]

I love when they quote the terrorism act .......When was a police station last attacked on UK mainland ?

[@GavinScrimgeour]

Your videos are brilliant. I really like the screenshots of documents or webpages relating to the law. You are very calm and respectful. Keep up the good work pal 🙂

[@wadkin1973]

That sir is how I would like to see more audits being done, no shouting, no silly insults about bacon

[@_festival]

Amazing job in enlightening and educating both the sargent and the PCSO. You really drove home your point, in turn reinforcing our citizen rights! 👍👏👏

[@StrawberrySunday212]

polite, educated, informative, articulate. Thats why you are up there with the best DJ

[@offgridexplorers951]

I am so glad I found your channel its kept us amused for hours! Thanks for exercising our rights and reminding others that we still hold some ✌️👍

[@DJAUDITS]

❤️❤️🤣

[@md-ps2hx]

You have some great patient comeback lines and great (unintentional) comic timing

[@mugban6836]

Great video, polite, respectful yet stern. A lot of auditors could learn a great deal from you.

[@MKRM27]

Learn what? How to appear to have learning difficulties?

[@mugban6836]

Well, you appear to have reading difficulties so maybe you shouldn't be so critical.

[@terrya8989]

Have they let that guy out of some Retirement home for the day?

[@tractorboy2002]

How on earth did that PCSO get any job let alone the one he has. Another excellent video schooling the unschooled.

[@ckamarkothokeen]

We all know, it is not about being recorded, it is about who holds and controls the footage. He didn't ask the Sarg to not record him.

[@robertwright7937]

I don't like being filmed in public. That's why I've only left the house twice in the last 5 years, and always with my trusty balaclava on. I wear that all the time, in fact, in case someone tries to take my photo. Showering is difficult.

[@briankristiansen821]

Lol 😂😂, I admit, I had to look Up what a balaclava was. 🤣🤣 Now I know, yes showering must be...challenging😂😂

[@robertwright7937]

@@briankristiansen821 The trick is : Don't shower! Have a nice bath instead.😄👍

[@briankristiansen821]

@@robertwright7937 but,but ...I don't have a bathtub 🤯😬😜👍

[@robertwright7937]

@@briankristiansen821 Ah. Well, that's another plan foiled then. Deodorant? 😄👍

[@briankristiansen821]

@@robertwright7937 here in Denmark, that is what we call a drycleaning. 🤣😂

[@barryabell5410]

Absolutely brilliant interaction there and well done in getting this man educated as he was starting to become a little irate until the Sargent knocked him down a couple of pegs 👏👏

[@RuinInScotland]

Great to hear you so polite and always ready to help with opening Times … keep up the good work nice hidden footpath right pucka

[@layzrepair]

PCSO's should be behind a desk doing paperwork! not wondering the streets...

[@GpoppaJohn]

Spot on DJ, there are those that would take the request to delete such footage as a legal requirement and thus rather than face arrest and have their phone or camera seized, would automatically delete. Good valuable lesson to learn. 👍

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

There's an old saying, would you stick your hand in a fire if somebody asked you to.

[@colinpryor4290]

The PCSO is old enough to know when he is playing a verbal game of semantics in order to try to enforce non-existent powers.

[@paulnutter1713]

they can ask you to do anything they want, you of course are well within your rights to completely ignore them, especially PCSO's who have less power than the cardboard cut outs in tescos

[@bernardrandles8013]

Blunkett was responsible for putting these jobs worth on the streets, have no more power than a traffic warden, have common law of arrest, like the rest of us if they see an arrestable offence committed in their presence and view.

[@ianhill4585]

I've seen a lot of U.S auditors ask the police on camera as a record,( paraphrased)" is what you've told me to do a lawful order? ". It's a great way to pin them down to "coming clean" on film.

[@jewbilant8546]

@@bernardrandles8013 you’re wrong they have more powers than you think ! They range from force to force though

[@bernardrandles8013]

@@jewbilant8546 wrong they only have common law, which we all have ie any person can arrest any person who in their view commits an arrestable offence.( And this means in there presence) not information from a third party.

[@jewbilant8546]

@@bernardrandles8013 Wrong In West Yorkshire PCSO’s are able to detain people for an offence,. This doesn’t regularly happen as if they make there way to an incident the suspect isn’t going to stick around ! If PCSO’s arrive and the suspect starts running they are not going t question been detained by a PCSO! PCSO’s also can enforce section 59 on vehicles that’s not something a member of public can do or a traffic warden. They also have powers to go into premises for wanted people in company with a pc under section 17 of pace ! There are many powers they have that people are unaware of

[@Meruem5]

Just watched a few of your videos for the first time. You're a fantastic auditor

[@regina2130]

A highly unreasonable expectation in such a front facing job to not expect to be filmed/photographed. Bordering on ridiculous to routinely ask those who do to delete it. I also agree that anyone in uniform and a position of authority 'asking' you to do something is likely to be construed by many as an instruction.

[@natashajenkins-xh2xd]

Its hypocritical, considering the police record you with their body cameras, police cars record you with internal and external facing cameras, they record your image on ANPR and speed cameras, the police helicopters record you, and even police drones have cameras to record you. Even the council record you using pole mounted CCTV. There is no law gives them the right to record you then demand you dont record them.

[@dcarbs2979]

Not only is it a mere public serving role (such as retail), he is 'community support', which other than local councillors / MPs is about as public as it gets. So much so, that you could have a public profile such as the officers detailed on the notice board. How you could expect or 'prefer' not ot be recorded in that role is unbelievable with the amount of personal cameras today. Maybe a role that is less public-facing would be more suitable for him.

[@Khemu-q4f]

Its nice to finally see a pleasant interwction from all parties.

[@chriswilson3009]

The police can ask whatever they like ,we can also refuse their requests

[@jjw4646]

No they can’t at all! Lmao who tf told you that!?😂🤦‍♂️

[@Jester-Riddle]

@@jjw4646 It is certainly legal for an Officer to request that you don't film him, so I am unsure what else you refer to ... ?

[@jjw4646]

@@Jester-Riddle Erm.. re read the post he put.. he said a cop can ask you ‘whatever they like’ which they certainly can NOT.

[@Jester-Riddle]

@@jjw4646 I only commented on a subset of that which is that they can legally request you not to film them,

[@chriswilson3009]

@@jjw4646 Yes,they can son,anybody can ask you to do something they would like you to do,it doesn't mean you are obliged to follow that request.

[@KaziologyVlogs]

Bro I love the way u talk and present urself. I’m inspired. Thank you

[@sahhull]

He can ask you to delete that. He could also be wasting his breath, since you don't have to comply.

[@MikeEves]

It's concerning that he asked though. Vulnerable people would think it was a lawful order. And that's why these turds try it on.

[@md-ps2hx]

Your clear vocal delivery has a rather nice uplifting positive ring to it!

[@g7rta40]

Another superb video. I couldn’t agree more when you told the PCSO that he can’t ask people to delete their recordings. He’s an authoritative figure & shouldn’t ask such things. Keep up the good work 👍

[@thornbottle]

Absolute great work, if a PCSO came up to me and I was recording and he asked me to not record and delete it I would be worried that i was doing something wrong and would have probably deleted the recording and my rights would have been abused. Thanks for the videos you do, great work.

[@jamiemacfaralne6774]

I enjoy your audits, very professional and friendly plus knowledgeable, keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@peterwhitaker4038]

DJ,,compulsive viewing all this..i can't miss a day without one of your shows.

[@Obsolete_E]

Technically the officer is correct. He can ask you to delete it, you just don't have to delete it

[@daddy2244]

He shouldn't ask unless he is also saying you don't have to delete if you don't want to...

[@Obsolete_E]

@@daddy2244 he is within his rights to ask

[@nestyheartcther]

mate your a legend. keep enlight us with more good videos for us to learn how to defend against those bulies

[@jamielee-hill449]

Another great audit DJ, I love how you kill them with kindness, you're really assertive and yet incredibly polite, and it throws them.

[@Oceans_Sail]

Nice one DJ. Very good sergeant too.

[@Travelling-Tim]

You young man are a breath of fresh air to what we have had over the last year x

[@alexbowie6316]

You did the right thing at the end not indulging with Sergeant. Be polite firm and hold back on the friendly stuff.

[@patthewoodboy]

agree with everyone who says "he can ask" , he can ask you anything he wants , but you do not have to comply with the request.

[@mikehipperson]

He can ask but he can't demand!

[@GpoppaJohn]

I love magic, can’t wait to see him conjure up a court order from under his hat. 😄

[@brimkathstampex2306]

"My job is to film in public". "What's your job"? I give up.

[@Brizlebird]

When wearing a uniform asking someone to do something may be a question, but you’re spot on when you say that ignorant members of the public may assume that it’s a legal request…. Brilliant point has been made DJ.

[@ianhill4585]

True dat, police or PCSO only has to say something assertive sounding ,along the lines of ,"I must insist you delete", and to a lay person that sounds like a lawful order. When it isn't an order at all.

[@elvishards8161]

Exactly

[@leonidus336]

brilliant point you need to get out more mate and ask your mom can go to the shop to experience life

[@808music3]

It’s only because they are “the law upgivers” I think half of the cops don’t understand half of the time when they get cornered.

[@peteradams5857]

These plastic policeman are just an embarrassment to be honest.

[@brianwebb191]

So are the real one`s.

[@moodyguymick]

@@brianwebb191 Agreed. Especially the thin blue line ones, like the sergeant.

[@bobadams7654]

We had a brilliant PCSO, old school. He knew all the youths, would sort things out quickly in a relaxed, professional manner. Knew what was going on. We miss Phil.

[@grzib]

I’ve seen most of the auditors ( including the one and only James Freeman) but you are on another level ! In every aspect . Keep up the good work and please come to my city - Cambridge :-)

[@EyeSpyAudit]

PCSO you have no powers at all never mind asking someone to delete footage 🤣🤣.

[@DJAUDITS]

🤣🤣🤣

[@marckoper8955]

love you AB. but this boy rapidly becoming my first watch after work everyday.

[@judithmatthews8460]

Disappointing that the PCSO is so ignorant of the law. But that's a fault of his training. They are trained to jump at any perceived terrorist threat but lack knowledge of some basic law. Well done for pointing that out to the sergeant who tried shuffling his feet.😂 but seemed to speak to the PCSO who obviously still thought he had a right to object.

[@philipcooke9457]

The case very clearly politely and concisely put by yourself. Very nicely done. It is a pity that the 'establishment' does not follow the lines of your logic with these similar encounters.

[@GavTatu]

if a uniformed person asks a member of the public to do something, many many will feel compelled to do so, be it right or wrong.

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

Lol. I think Milgram had something to say about that!

[@ianhill4585]

Hello again Hookah, (we've spoke before about etymology, )I'm sure you're aware of the "Stanford prison experiment", by Zimbardo, .along the same lines as Milgrams obedience tests, incidentally Peter Gabriel wrote the song,"We do what were told", based on Miligrams experiment.

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

@@ianhill4585 Hi Ian, yeah I'm familiar with the Stanford experiment. It's not quite as clear cut as Milgram's as one the 'guards' now says he deliberately 'heated things up' to get the desired result - apparently he'd seen 'Cool Hand Luke' and used that as his basis.

[@ianhill4585]

@@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar interesting,I hadn't heard of the "guards" account, puts a different spin maybe on events, raises questions, how much influence on the other guards did that guard have? Was it a case of monkey see monkey do? Social proofing in action? Maybe a future debate, I'm getting weary now. All the best Hookah.

[@TheHookahSmokingCaterpillar]

@@ianhill4585 He had a huge effect, he was the instigator and ring leader. However, this is what he says now, it doesn't quite chime with interviews I've seen that he gave not long after the experiment. Like I said, the results were questionable. Milgram's were more conclusive.

[@SiCrewe]

Gotta love that attitude. Guy in a police costume thinks he can make random "requests" and then tries to justify it by saying he is "only asking".

[@DJAUDITS]

🙌

[@douglipscomb3002]

The eyes can't lie, and when that segeant stepped out of his car and looked at the PCSO you could see him thinking "OMG, what shit has this idiot got me involved with here" Overall this station came out of the audit fairly well. Interactions all polite, and no handy, handy agression by police. Areas of concern...lack of training to PCSO and the wearing of a gang badge by a sergeant. My rating therefore is a B+. Another great job by DJ Audits!

[@DJAUDITS]

🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@jonathanwalker8730]

Exactly what I thought. The sergeant's face was like, "What's he done now?"

[@jamesdevine1005]

Hahahahahahaha.

[@Ericcartman666]

🤦🤦🤦🤦👏👏👏

[@kevinleesmith]

It's always hilarious that people that do not want to be recorded always walk up to the person who's recording and continually ask them to stop recording them when all they need to do is turn around and walk away. This shows you it's all about power comma then perceiving that they have more power than you and therefore they can tell you to go and do something that they could easily do themselves. These people are seconding and need to go on a course.

[@MikeEves]

It's appalling they ask people to delete footage, because vulnerable people would, which could potentially delete incriminating evidence against those who asked the footage to be deleted.

[@becky2235]

Exactly. But unfortunately some Police seem to like manipulation of vulnerable people

[@oldseadogcb3130]

What's that adage, oh yes... "You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks"... and at his age and in his case... "Retirement" beckons methinks 👍 Well schooled and handled DJ

[@INDYOSKARS]

You hit the nail on the head in this one: *THIS IS WHERE TYRANNY STARTS.* *) PEOPLE THINK AND PERCEIVE THAT HE HAS THE AUTHORITY TO TELL THEM NOT TO RECORD AND TO DELETE IF THEY HAVE. And from there on these buggers they like and then LOVE the imagined power they have over the public, THE INNOCENT LARABIDING PUBLIC going around MINDING IT´S OWN *LAWFUL* BUSINESS ! *) And notice he isn´t even a real policeman.

[@Concertto]

DJ Audit, l am learning a lot from the way you interact with authority figures. You've got a way of presenting your case in a clear and logical manner which diffuses tense situations. Great videos.

[@eggcluck]

I once got attacked on the street by a road rage driver. I flagged down the nearest officer and they waved me off telling me to just go to the police station, it was closed. There was an call for assistance button, i pressed it and they had me on a phone hold message for 15 minutes and then cut me off. The person that attacked me got away with it. The message I got was you can attack people on the street dut don't you dare say mean things on face book.

[@Vegansharks]

The funniest of it was when the old age pensioners compleated a vault robbery a few years back, they drilled a hole into the vault and stole millions, the police gimmicked on how easy it was to catch the robbers due to modern technology such as purchasing bus tickets with their credit cards or cctv recording.. What they forgot to point out was that this was evidence that was picked up after the robbery had taken place...they never saw them arrive, drill holes in walls, they foiled the alarm systems and left with the loot without any notice..it was only their age and the lack of understanding modern technology that got them AFTER the job was done...it is infact the plod that look like muppets in that case..to be fair cops had FA to go on and were just lucky...

[@WatfordLondon]

Hi, we love audits. I've searched Watford before but never saw.

[@bikereddie]

He showed his ID, not his designation card.

[@redburban1394]

Got to say you got some really nice pictures of the police station and the surrounding buildings and homes. Are you shooting hdmi? The detail in the surrounding buildings are really nice.

[@altonhants]

You must remember that PCSO is not attested is not a constable and dies not hold a warrant. Basically he’s just another bloke in the street. As such he can ask what he wishes as we all can but there is no authority given to him or a warranted officer to delete footage. It’s your footage to do as you will with.

[@sheilam4525]

The PCSO was like a Dad's Army character🤦🏼‍♀️

[@brendagilson934]

He doesn't like it up im😂

[@therealpollyanna6106]

He needs to stay home and not be so scared of the cameras.

[@TomTremayne]

"Your professionalism started to get a bit too low" = absolute genius quote, well done DJ!!!

[@jerryoconnor4572]

This PCSO is camera phobic! And a self appointed censor to boot. Nice one, thanks DJ.

[@doncumberbatch6416]

You have to take the good with the bad ,working in the public eye 👁 you are always going to have eyes 👀 on you ‼️

[@HannahMurphy141]

You're a fab auditor. You're absolutely right. If an officer, pcso or otherwise, asks members of the public to do something to which they are not obliged to do, is in fact a big issue. They are indirectly absuing their position by using their uniform to enforve their subjective feelings. #PINAC.

[@HannahMurphy141]

@@135Ops this isn't actually anything to do with the law per say smarty pants. This is to do with an person of authority, asking someone to do something, which to be quite Frank- has nothing to do with them. If somebody wants to record someone else in a public setting - then people need to back off and let them because it is a lawful activity. Learn some common sense you doughnut.

[@DJAUDITS]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Pommily87]

@@HannahMurphy141 it may be lawful to record, but it's not generally socially accepted, not comfortable for those being recorded (whatever position they may hold) and a bit strange. Especially if its by the guy making these videos, who's clearly got a few mental health issues that need addressing.

[@HannahMurphy141]

@@Pommily87 bless, using the mental health card. Someone's touchy. There's nothing strange about filming in public. Chill out

[@Pommily87]

@@HannahMurphy141 no, there's something strange about filming THE public though. The mental health thing appears to be very relevant here too, 'bless'. Clearly this is his outlet to control whatever he has, until he films the wrong person and gets the camera shoved down his throat 👍

[@JadeyBabyx]

I enjoy watching your audits. Have you filmed any other locations in Hertfordshire?

[@venusssharman5922]

Your audits are professional and most enjoyable to watch - Enjoyed the interaction

[@Rainbow-16492]

Up there as one of the best auditors alongside AB 💯💯

[@sinopulence]

you're consistent with the boundary of your position and you handle it well. keep it up DJ. I think you are actually defining what a true audit of public service accountability means. I hope others follow in your methods.

[@agustklerk7871]

Love the way you do you're thing. Refreshing...very good

[@richardpaquette8429]

They both lie a little and then try to justify their actions. I love it. 10 for 10 again!

[@michaelpinchin1648]

So enjoy these videos, you manner and how you react calm but stern when needed is a breathe of fresh air, from the north west myself and thinking of maybe investing some kit, just industrial like you and PJ, can't wait for the next episode!

[@leewallace3455]

You're getting about mate, good on ya and keep up the good work 👏

[@davemclean3899]

It's so good to be able to see all these different locations from the other side of the world