"It's not my job to deal with that" - PC 1214 Northampton CJC (Part 1)

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[@moray5158]

The female officer in the car can't get many arrests if she personally has to witness the offence happening. Covering up for each other as per normal.

[@sebastianeisenberg3826]

She blatantly lied on camera do you know why her lips are moving and she is looking all over the place and pulling different face expressions to her colleague that's how you can catch police officers lying why lie when it is on camera one can deny something if there is no evidence to support whether someone is lying or not but when one has blatantly lied on camera you shouldn't you will look silly because it is all in black and white but the reason why police lie is because they know they can get away with no responsibility if something is twist or whether they have lied they get away with shit all the time no different to bouncers security you name it they are all the same operate in a gang and lie through their teeth

[@GpoppaJohn]

That’s utter crap from her, you only have to look at the Cycling Mikey videos.

[@olecrowey]

police never witnessed harold shipman murdering hundreds of people.. didn't see the cops say .. he is free to go we didn't see it lol

[@barrymccoll9822]

She needs a job in Asda

[@SteveBlakey]

Police are exempt from traffic rules, there is no offence, i thought everyone knew this? 🤔

[@toadhall1951]

Arguing with a cop is like playing chess with a pigeon. No matter how good you are, the bird is going to knock over the pieces, crap over the board. Then strut around thinking that he won.

[@legobatman8353]

Or a bit like clapping with one hand.

[@pinkypunky2643]

I disagree. I've seen many police officers beaten on these audits,

[@mowhawklight6120]

lol well funny

[@MrMongoose221]

@@pinkypunky2643 yes but they still thought they were in the right.

[@silverskiold7869]

Good one sir.👍

[@ninianmacmillan-keith7435]

These incidents make my blood boil and further remove my trust of the police. They appear to be a gang of thugs doing as they please

[@jacksugden8190]

That’s Northampton, not here in London, do they do the same here in London?, don’t know… video made difference to my life.

[@UKImmigrationLawGeek]

I wonder what transgressions of the law were taking place before most people had mobile phones. I watch these videos to see how much Officers know about the law that it is their job to enforce. I also like to see how Officers communicate with members of the public. Some Officers do a brilliant job. Sometimes, it is the little things which can make a substantial amount of difference. For example, if an Officer initiates a conversation by stating his or her name, collar number and the police station to which they are attached this can have a great impact upon the type of interaction that shall subsequently occur.

[@themeatspot5020]

@@jacksugden8190 They're not that stupid in London, they still stand behind the thin blue line, but they would be smarter in convincing you they are doing something about a colleague breaking the law, so equally as corrupt but just more discreet.

[@jacksugden8190]

@@themeatspot5020 Think the chain of command broke down here, instead we saw the blame game, where no single office can take the responsibility. I honestly believe that it’s the council and/or it’s Enforcement Officers/contractors can take action, with wheel clamps or towing away, warnings given, as they were only ones to police the area, as clearly a public road, they might take action on a normal care, what would happen if a police car was abandoned?.

[@forthfarean]

@@jacksugden8190 The offence of using a mobile phone whilst driving or the engine is running is now taken quite seriously .for everyone other than police of course.

[@A2Z1Two3]

The females face was like a disgruntled teenager when corrected on her clear misuse of her bodyworn camera . 🤣

[@mancauditor1001]

At the end when she starts accusing you of trespass you should tell her to report it through the correct channels and say that you hope she gets a positive outcome.

[@guckfoogle1096]

You said what I was thinking. 100% correct. Well done. Unfortunately he missed a trick here, and it would have been glorious.

[@WideOldDan]

Maybe he does in part 2 but it would have been better as the initial response.

[@WideOldDan]

@@Crashawsome of course you're right. I'm not saying he's terrible or anything. One of the best auditors in my opinion.

[@f-godz3342]

😂🤣 I bet he thought of that one later too...

[@jacksugden8190]

He agreed in the end, so what was the point of Power ranting, he made it worst by walking around the police car park - and got arrested.

[@nocommentuk]

It’s ridiculous how the police refuse to deal with crimes committed right in front of them by their colleagues, which can only be described as corruption. When the police break the law, they should be prosecuted like the rest of us. If the police caught a postman breaking the law, they would prosecute him, not make a complaint to Royal Mail. Anyway good job at countering all their pathetic arguments. Looking forward to part 2 where it seems the female PC is keen to deal with a civil matter, straight after refusing to deal with a criminal matter.

[@DMC888]

They have more protection from assault than the public do, by the way of stiffer sentences. So maybe they should face stiffer sentences for their own indiscretions.

[@legobatman8353]

No, they should not be prosecuted like the rest of us. They must be prosecuted/punished or whatever much more severely than the rest of us as they are supposed to hold a higher standard.

[@xyzxyz-hi8lp]

It’s a reflection on their leadership. The top brass should be fired and good leadership brought in. It’s the only way the foot soldiers will change their horrible behaviour.

[@fordcapri6288]

Refusing to take complaints about thier colleagues is actually what the 'thin blue line of silence' badge is all about

[@DMC888]

@@fordcapri6288 that’s how Wayne Cousins got away with sexual offences before he committed rape and murder.

[@bournagin4439]

So a copper can witness a crime, but you still have to go through the "proper" channels. Walk up to someone, smack them in the face, copper sees it but you have to go through "proper" channels! Rubbish. Beardie has swallowed the book on coplaining. And he was supposed to be busy, but not busy enough to come back and spend 10 minutes waffling.

[@jacksugden8190]

Yes but hardly life or death situation, Powers approach was so trivial, as to wind them all up, as unimportant as to compared to real crime where someone’s life was in danger.

[@jacksugden8190]

@Irigouis88 Nice comment. Thank you for your valuable feedback. Where to go from here?. Hope the police see these videos and make changes. If not, then if not …

[@bournagin4439]

@Irigouis88 A traffic offence CAN be a crime. If you are convicted of a motoring offence by the court, you will have a criminal record. This applies to all sentences available to the court, including fines, which are imposed by the court in respect of nearly all, if not all, motoring convictions. In an emergency situation, drivers of emergency vehicles are granted certain exemptions to the law. That was clearly NOT an emergency situation so that copper needed to observe the law.

[@thermion7869]

What can you expect, I guess you know what I mean.

[@MrJaybee001]

That woman constable was a complete waste of space, then as soon as she thought you were breaking the law she was on you, it just shows the double standards of the police.

[@gtn3x87fk9]

The female officer doesn’t know when to keep quiet. Every time she opened her mouth she made herself look even more inept! You showed her up and now she’s out for revenge 😂

[@clarksonclark6169]

He spent more time telling you he didn't have the time to take your complaint, than it would to have taken your complaint!! What a nob

[@dotstarss]

Far too busy to take your complaint. But can spend 25 minutes discussing why they can’t take said complaint. It makes you wonder if they just don’t actually want to take it, strange that…

[@danielbate13]

She's probably busy being the station 'Bike' 🤢

[@MikeSmith-rd9fi]

@@danielbate13 100% - this will get her through her career.

[@PirateRemy]

Police default position in respect to other police breaking the law is to be corrupt and avoid responsibility

[@MrTrig84]

It’s so bizarre. So let’s say your man here witnessed an officer raping and strangling a male/female member of the public right behind that bush!!! He reports the officers crimes to these same two police officers and they say “you’ll have to ring 101 big fella” “I haven’t seen anything have i? So I can’t say if it’s true or not but if you believe it’s wrong then get online and report it” WTAF. The worlds gone mad, fobbing us off at every opportunity

[@PirateRemy]

@@MrTrig84 it's just typical cops ..they make up shit as they go..they have zero integrity

[@freespeechoneeach]

ive just witnessed and filmed a murder , the perpetrator is here saying ive killed the bastard and hes holding a blooded knife. sorry thats not not my department im in charge of the paper clip delivery, could you please ring 101.

[@dimebar4617]

😂😂😂😂😂.. but true. Murderers are bloody dangerous. Better to pick on Motorist, and then they can meet their revenue targets for their department.

[@robturner4912]

Bearded officer witnessed two offences, i.e. parked on yellow lines with engine idling. I'm sure that his level of verbosity could spill over to an excellently written witness statement of the facts.

[@terrybunch7313]

I'm sure Beard got the position on merit, and not a box-ticking exercise

[@quietinsound8087]

He interacted with a officer who was committing multiple offences while he was engaged with him, yet either saw no offenses happening or wilfully chose to ignore them.

[@judithmatthews8460]

They don’t care. He wasnt willing to waste time taking details and a statement but came out doing the Sir Galahad routine and talk bollocks because the woman officer petulant little madam who can’t follow her own code of practice was approached to do her duty. They wonder why the public feels the way it does about the police. THIS is why. They just done get it. Equable treatment please officers not petty retaliation and sloping shoulders.

[@abcxyz4176]

The bearded cop was lieing through his teeth trying to fob you off with a load of utter bullshit

[@ianhill4585]

Do it on line Where we can delete it,and claim "computer error".

[@Pierre3513]

What a joke these cops are, not prepared to uphold the law on camera…wow what’s this country coming to,

[@1977ajax]

Maya as well sack the lot and use G4S cretins instead - at least it would be cheaper.

[@oaktree354]

Stopped on double yellows, on a roundabout, with no seatbelt on, with the car idling, on his phone. Edit: Jesus Christ that was just the beginning. This was such a brilliant video to demonstrate how it's one set of rules for them and a different set for us. Well done man

[@taffman1]

OK, a one minute check on the Land Registry website and the Local Highways Authority, reveals a few errors in what you wrote, 1. The Road is privately owned and 2. The road has not been adopted by the Local Highways Authority, which means, the regulations for adopted highways do not apply, so the Police car being on double yellows is irrelevant, no seatbelt is irrelevant, and being on the phone is also irrelevant.

[@taggart64]

@@taffman1 the road has street lighting so it's adopted by the road agency or local council

[@taffman1]

@@taggart64 Not necessarily, many private estates have street lighting, the estate I work does. So nice try, oh and I did check the Land Registry and the Adopted Highways register for this Police Station.

[@Error_404_Not_Found_timed_out_]

Sadly all those traffic offences don't apply the the Police active on shift. They are allowed to idle Thier engines, even without a driver present. They don't have to wear seat belts, observe keep left signs or red lights or speed limits . . and can even use a phone - for police use. These are the permitted exemptions that only apply to police officers on active duty, the fact that they are just sitting around on WhatsApp is a different matter.😮

[@jeffreykenny988]

Unfortunately, it's perfectly legal not to wear a seatbelt whilst stationary or reversing. Only when moving forward does a seatbelt need to be worn. Separately, a police officer is NOT exempt from wearing a seatbelt.

[@ianmaonaigh7215]

That cop fella with the beard would make an excellent adjuster for an insurance company , word salads of the same ingredients , lots of empathy and 100 ways to say no and we're outa here .

[@cy268]

"Word salads" i have to start using this 😅

[@lieke9460]

And why does he highlight his lips with a beard?

[@ianmaonaigh7215]

@lieke9460 I once heard the line to a guy with a beard .. " Just because you've grown a face fanny , it doesn't mean you need to talk like one "😉👍

[@stevebee2155]

If I commit an offence its a crime, but if the police do the same its a complaint........justice in action

[@wolvoman1]

Parked on double yellows, on a roundabout, engine running, using a mobile device, one law for us, another for them, enforce the laws by example

[@zulut1876]

Even for a civilian it wouldn't be in the public interest or have the evidence to prosecute. Double yellow line enforcement is down to the local authority these days and not the police. Evidentily the copper wasn't in the process of driving so again he wouldn't be guilty of the mobile phone offence. He was stopped for a considerable amount of time before the auditor walked up to him and recorded him on his phone. As for the idling offence, maybe. But prove that the engine noise wasn't edited on to the video. The cherry on top is that the business park probably isn't classed as a public highway. So none of the legislation would apply if this was the case. The guy making the video thinks he's clever. But really his complaint won't go anywhere and he's not as smart as he lets on.

[@TheJbsportstech]

Don’t know why he was using his phone if it a police device then it may be work related and he would be exempt. If it was private another matter. Police can use exemptions to road traffic regulations if to have to comply would hamper an officer in the execution of their duty. Police have laptops, mobile data terminals in some police cars are therefore they may well idle and operate those in the course of their duty and therefore they would be exempt from prosecution. Also most operational cars have a run lock system because they can be locked and left running so that the battery is kept charged when using kit or with a dog onboard to power ventilation systems

[@SnakePliskin762]

@@TheJbsportstech good answer

[@TheSadButMadLad]

20:45 You've just proved that they are don't follow the law or their attestation. They act like tyrants over a civil matter of trespass but do diddly squat when a fellow constable breaks the law.

[@mattthompson4836]

You just taught me a new word, Sad But Mad Lad. 😅😅 'Attestation.' Nice. Every day is a learning day and all that jazz. Didn't anticipate broadening my lexicon watching videos of talking sausages... 😁😃

[@TheSadButMadLad]

@@mattthompson4836 Glad to be of service. :-)

[@sjaisie]

Too busy to deal with your complaint, until you are in the car park then all of a sudden she has some free time! Looking forward to part 2!

[@robertroberts3rd265]

Turns out the cops couldn't wait to see part 2 lol 😆

[@notmenotme614]

The Police reluctance to sort out their own, is why Wayne Couzens wasn’t stopped.

[@stevegray1308]

Stopped on double yellow, on phone with engine running. Naughty naughty. Laws don't apply to cops though, they are above the law.

[@stesrad]

The untouchables !.... Anything to avoid the police having to implement the law on their colleagues .... Unwritten rule support fellow officers regardless ! Actually what you did was bloody brilliant at exposing the different actions of police when it involves colleagues 👍👍

[@paulraper1]

That cop in plain clothes could literally talk a glass eye to sleep. Can't wait for part two (the revenge of the butt hurt cop)

[@clairelees6718]

The poor prisoner he was dealing with must have been gagging for a drink or the toilet by the time he got back , the prisoner that he said he was dealing with so couidnt. report a crime . 🤔.

[@JG-fg1ye]

If they lie and try to cover up for minor offences like idling on yellow lines, imagine what they do for more serious offences, close ranks.

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

Imagine how many innocent people locked up for years because of these bent cops.

[@lieke9460]

Wayne Couzens

[@philgifford8258]

One of the best. Highlighting the obstructive behaviour when they don't want to do something, & the enthusiasm when they sense an opportunity for revenge.

[@iant9461]

How many naughtiest has she been up to in that place I wonder? And at the end the two labias come in to help. Women are truly a waste of public funds working in the civil service for the most part. Have a handful by all means but not a heavy quota.

[@alanjones4188]

You are the best UK based Auditor on KZbin by a country mile. You, properly, know your stuff, you are eloquent, you remain calm and assured, you don't get tongue-tied, you won't be drawn into a tit for tat playground p*ssing contest and you don't address the Servants we pay for as "sir". Respect.

[@budgetnuclearweapons7858]

@@garrettorourke7136 Garrett.....you are extremely perspicacious. 😃

[@robertbolton7529]

Engine running is not an offence the yellow lines and phone is mushroom

[@ianhill4585]

@@robertbolton7529 It's a fineable offence, anywhere from £20- £80 if the car is on the public road. Rule 123 of the highway code. But cops seemingly are exempt if they pull the "operational duties"card.🧐

[@robertbolton7529]

@@ianhill4585 thanks for the lesson in law however a more relevant section that could apply is sec 103 motor vehicle ( construction and use regulations) 1986 relating to obstruction

[@ianhill4585]

@@robertbolton7529 So both sections apply? Great, we've strengthened each others points. It's a good day. 😊

[@tractorboy2002]

Those two fools highlight what is so wrong with policing these days. One of their mates is committing offences and they do nothing about it. You walk into an area they don’t want you to do and all of a sudden they jump into action. Dreadful behaviour. I sense in part two they will go further down the sewer.

[@CanadianHunt]

They have 30 min to talk, but busy to act on a violation.

[@robtudor3785]

They wouldn’t even know what “malfeasance in public office is”

[@patrickdaly2121]

The guy in the blue shirt needs a lesson in manners. He thinks he’s important and has the right to boss people about. He witnesses an offence but couldn’t care less. He thinks it’s ok to expect a member of the public to waste their time sorting it out. The female officer proves that the word police is an anagram of cop lie! If she didn’t see the vehicle breaking the law, she is either stupid or blind! Which is it? Or maybe she’s just an out right lier! What on earth are we paying our taxes for?

[@darrylkennedy2125]

Most Razors do. Be they cop's or security. Personally I'd repatriate the whole lot back to Africa.

[@cliffmason2806]

you cannot say anything regards blue shirt or the colour thing would kick in

[@capri2673]

The guy in the blue shirt was the politest one there. It was the others that were rude.

[@frances4007]

Hands down the best auditor in Britain , Focus pocus is also brilliant but unfortunately doesn’t upload regularly

[@richardjones8699]

DJ is good too.

[@peterwilliams6956]

Pair of them seemed to have plenty of time to waffle on and do nothing. That wpc is really annoying looks like her ego will get the better of her.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Yeahhh part 2 gets fun with the wpc 😂

[@bedpansniper]

By admitting he would use discretion means he is aware there is an offence, or he wouldn't need to use discretion.. We have just witnessed Police Catch 22! Awesome 👌 👏

[@jarneyfs1]

You cannot deal with me Constable, I have a procedure where you must report me to my Complaints Department, known by the acronym MUM. Once you have raised your concern, MUM, the qualified authority in this and all other matters, will use their discretion via their assumed and accrued authority to deal with that complaint as they see fit. I understand you THINK the matter is a criminal matter for you, but MUM will assess that matter through the proper channels and decide on the most equitable solution for both parties but you should be aware that MUM may decide on the equitable solution being the deployment of BROTHERS to kick your head in. Thank you.

[@peterbray4214]

If anyone gets stopped for using a phone whilst driving. Please advise the police officer to refer it to department that the officer advised you to. Tell them it's a specialist team that deals with that particular crime

[@glen7463]

They spent so long telling you how to make a complaint instead of just doing it in half the time it would take.

[@umarrazvi]

Pushing the complaint as they sweep it under the carpet

[@eliz9369]

Another great video from a brilliant auditor revealing how it is. They always say ring 101! Fantastic work and it is much appreciated what you do. Thank you.

[@ianhill4585]

Beardy constable rang 101 recently, well worth it, he gained a beard out of the ordeal ,he was clean shaven when he started the call. I had the delight of 101 recently, I hung up in frustration. (With a beard).

[@Spohcsom]

When you caught her recording without notifying they both went silent. 😂 Your knowledge of the law in this area is impressive and effective. You are a top level auditor.

[@philwoollin6470]

they protect their own threy think they are above the law its scary they dont respect the law

[@Wawaw738]

Making a COMPLAINT is a far lot different than reporting a CRIME. G you reminded them of their oath. That Karen just kept making herself look more and more stupid, you could tell she wanted the ground to just eat her up.

[@Nickle314]

That anyone can do. What you do is ring the police, report the officer. Make sure you speak to a real PC. Then remind that PC of their Code of Ethics requirement. They have to grass the others. .

[@philflip1963]

Sorry to say that I think not, they are way to shameless! It was more likely an expression of mere repugnance over the fact that she was continually being knocked back.

[@sqwrl5424]

That last bit.. you got her by the balls. But once again a perfect highlight of the bunch of idiots who "protect" us. Do they wonder why they are so disliked by people from all walks of life? Could you please let us know how your complaints are handled and the conclusions.

[@tonynewton5668]

I've recently started watching a lot of these videos, not because I'm anti police or anything. I actually think they have a rather hard and often unsociable job. However, the more I watch, especially from the more educated and respectful auditors , the more I'm starting to believe just how rude and self entitled they are all. I just hope to god we are just seeing the bad ones and that the majority are decent .

[@cy268]

The issue is that their "hard and unsociable job" is offset by the perks they enjoy. Such as their inability to be held accountable for their actions and moderate immunity from prosecution. This is why the are constantly giving auditors a hard time in these videos, not because they are annoying but due to the fact that they don't want to be held accountable and believe this to be their right as the supposed hard done by civil servants that they are.

[@nocommentuk]

I don’t think most people start off disliking the police, it’s something that happens over time after witnessing how they behave and treat law abiding members of the public.

[@judithmatthews8460]

It’s a fallacy that auditing is about anti police. It’s about accountability. We want prosecutions of those who break the law but we want those with the power to do so equably and professionally. Not ignore colleagues acting illegally whether that’s idling in a car or misuse of force, failing to identify or being abusive. Lots of people have hard jobs they aren’t immune from prosecution. The police resent bitterly a mirror being held up but resent the auditor not the ones who let them down That is what sticks in my throat they are angry at PTTP not the abusive officer who breaks the law and “can’t be arsed with this”..

[@iainmaturin8460]

Sadly I don't think you are

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

Maybe their job is hard and unsociable. So is mine. They chose to do the job, nobody forced them.

[@robinrodger9566]

That arrogance of the cretin breaking the law and continuing to do so, despite you correctly pointing out the offence he was committing, is rife throughout ALL Police Services. It continued with the female cretin who allegedly COULDN'T deal with a complaint from a member if the public but COULD get uppity, aggressive and deal with you taking a video. The male not in uniform was very polite and professional but he could have taken details and raised an incident log and given you an incident number especially considering the amount of time he and the female cretin spent trying to persuade you to go away and report it somewhere else.

[@johndavied3448]

To stop him breaking the Law, block his exhaust with your shoe. works every time.

[@lint8391]

14:00 "It's down to discretion". Indeed it is. And that's the point of this video. It's down to the discretion of the officer, what action they take when presented with reasonable evidence that someone has broken the law. The police ALWAYS use their discretion to take no further action against any police officer breaking the law. And they sometimes use their discretion to take no further action against Joe Public and they sometimes use their discretion to take action. That's really annoying. The them and us mentality. Maybe what we need is a police police force? An organisation totally separate from the police whose job is to bring wrong-doing police employees to justice.

[@darren25061965]

Unfortunately a Constable is a "Legal Entity" NOT an employee, they are not agents of the police force, police authority or government. Those who hold the Office of Constable are servants of the Crown (watching this channel has inspired me to learn these facts and odditys etc).Every sworn police officer in England and Wales is a Constable, irrespective of rank. It is from the Office of Constable that each officer derives their powers. THE OATH “I do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will well and truly serve the Queen in the office of constable, with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people; and that I will, to the best of my power, cause the peace to be kept and preserved and prevent all offences against people and property; and that while I continue to hold the said office I will to the best of my skill and knowledge discharge all the duties thereof faithfully according to law.”

[@sashacoe25]

Lol love it!! They just can't abide people that can keep up with all the bs they spout and then at the end, as usual that massive ego takes over. Can't wait for part 2 mate, fast becoming one of the best auditors out there. Keep it up mate, all the best.

[@cookiemonster2299]

Oh you wouldn't believe the day I've had, I was busy doing nothing and suddenly had to spend ages trying to bluff and fob off this member of public who tried reporting a crime to me!! 🤷😤 Keep it up fella 👏👏👍🇬🇧

[@craigfenton1060]

You handled that rather frustrating situation very well indeed!

[@britbyname3620]

Purely from just a look On their faces you can tell that they all have total distain for ordinary members of the public

[@andyjones4199]

Pttp is not a member of society ,he's a pest

[@juli-annemargerison3747]

All of them effin liars 🤥 They will just say anything to cover their own backs! I’m sick to death of the policing in this country! Something needs to be done! Brilliant job btw 👏👏👏👍

[@bebop5297]

“I am now at the point where I am collecting evidence on my video for possible action, so officer you are not obliged to say anything , but anything you say, or questions you refuse to answer may harm your defence” “So for the benefit of the court did you see that vehicle idling on yellow lines with its engine running?” “Yes or No? “

[@menacegtr]

One day, these thugs will be made to pay for there actions. I can tell you, with out doubt, if i was in the same situation i would be either told to move on, or probably fined for the offence this thug was doing. Its disgraceful how these pigs stick up for one another. Plus the fact you were filming them, that's another whole story, pigs and cameras don't gel to well. Well done again for exposing these pigs for the world to see. Trash, pure trash👍

[@leannecampbell4551]

What makes you think they will be made to pay for their actions, one day? All Law enforcement agencies and the Judiciary, are Freemasonic owned and controlled, that take an Oath to serve and protect the Crown Corporation. As a former Officer, I had to find this out the hard way. They are not and never will be public servants, that is merely a smokescreen to give us the illusion of protection, security and public importance. We aren't protected by them and we most certainly aren't important to them...quite the opposite actually. Why do you think they have the Sillitoe tartan 'Black-and-White' checkered motif all over their uniforms? especially their hat-wear, wrapped around the order-following skull. It represents the 'Floor of the House' in Freemansonry, and other LHP Fraternal Orders. Every Masonic Hall has one. This tells we the people, who is in control here, and who these 'Peace Officers' are truly working for. The uniform in general, is one big Occult mockery. Martial Law will be activated globally after their next deliberately socially-engineered global plan--demic in 2023, so there will never sadly come a time whereby a shift in Policing consciousness will take place, or Justice shall reign for their crimes against humanity. All Photography Laws will be prohibited, just like rest of our Human and Civil Rights, of which, are mostly just another aspect of the grand illusion of Moral Agency (Autonomy and Free Will) in a Luciferian prison planet with invisible bars.

[@menacegtr]

@@leannecampbell4551 We can only hope but yep as you said. Thanks for your very detailed comment👍

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

@@menacegtr Her comment was deleted.

[@craighofmann5321]

This bloke needs a real job instead of bullying police persons

[@Di-mx6tj]

The law doesn’t have discretion, when she break the law you break the law there’s no discretion in law

[@SuperSetsquare]

Why was she there in the first place...... just hanging about chatting with the boys doing nothing. Then an active crime unfolds right in front of her.... but that’s not my job I only deal with other crimes. Useless a waste of a pay packet

[@michaelfulthorpe5802]

Obviously her mates don't commit crimes like that as they are allowed to do anything they fkn please.

[@ianhill4585]

She was practising the non response ,response.

[@lawrencebaker2797]

Simple case of double standards. Do as I say not as I do. To busy to take your complaint but will try to in force clival trespass. Complete and utter piss takers.

[@nocommentuk]

Please read the definition of a public right of way as only some apply to vehicles (eg. byways) but all apply to pedestrians. Public rights of way include footpaths, bridleways & byways and give the public a right to pass over land freely even though it may be privately owned and your right of access cannot be removed by the land owner. There are of course many other footpaths etc. that are open to the public but not classed as public rights of way, so the landowner can ask you to leave, but on a public right of way you have every right to be there regardless of how the landowner feels about your presence.

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

Yeah, I thought it sounded a bit shady saying that a public right of way applies to road vehicles and not pedestrians,

[@jsteadman9262]

Yes he has said this a few times in videos and although a lot of what he says is correct, he seems to always get this wrong.

[@newsnowhamilton]

9:36 "I'm dealing with a prisoner..." Yey he spends the next 15 minutes obstructing and backing the blue 24:36 🙄 The absolute nerve. He did this all without breaking a sweat either. Imagine how much effort they are willing to put into falsifying or manipulating truth and facts if they had a desire to put YOU in a box? They are looking at a crime in real-time and instead of getting out the ticket book and being done with it, they offer you an X week-long (how long do they have to review submitted evidence) and a multistep complaint process as the only solution available. It takes 5 minutes to write a ticket 😐. The world is better off without their service.

[@dahdidah8553]

Both officers shown here were so busy that they had time to talk to PttP (inc Trespass)!!! It is much quicker to take basic crime details to put onto the crime system and await the receipt of video evidence. Officers have a duty to record offences disclosed to them... invariably, they will duck out of this by suggesting you report on 101/online. So far, what I have seen is utter tosh from both officers. BTW, response deal with all gradings of call... not just blue light runs!

[@mattthompson4836]

You should've asked him, "What if this officer/lady saw a member of the public punch me in the face?" A crime is a crime is a crime is a... Can she not take the details of both parties and make an arrest and/or issue a fine just because she does not 'work in the complaints department'? Never heard such barefaced lies before. 😅😅 I'd like to say I'm surprised, but considering she originally said that it wasn't even an offence to sit in an idle vehicle whilst operating a mobile phone... Wow. I got fined for the same thing in a hospital car park whilst I was waiting for an ambulance to arrive that carried my gravely ill father. I was letting the family know where I was and updating them on the situation. The officer told me, "Sadly, circumstances are irrelevant." Nice compassion. @Power To The Proletariat -- I'm challenging the fine and I might use this little clip as part of my defence (if that's okay?) As always, great video. Looking forward to part 2.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Typical, this is exactly the point I was trying to make to them! Of course use it if you think it may help my friend ✊ I wish you luck with it

[@jsteadman9262]

The recent video from AB featuring the WPC using her phone while behind the wheel is a good example of what happens, a viewer reported it and professional standards emailed them saying that it is fine because she wasn't on a public road. That's the whole reason they need you to report it to the complaints team as they are more skilled at lying in favour of the police.

[@markfromuk4812]

Piss poor awful police, as usual

[@bvgb921]

Absolute corruption, that female officer needs to be scked along with the one using his phone parked on double yellow lines parked on a mini roundabout, that's 3 offences.

[@datdeliveryguy]

I thought he was 👉🏾busy👈🏾 with a prisoner transport....🤔🤔🤔. The thick blue line strikes again!!

[@reklaw3603]

truly well done. I am very impressed by your work. Amazing footage and info on how to deal with goons! Oh btw, AB will be proud of you! Yo! at beginning.

[@jannenreuben7398]

You should have said the officer in the car was taking photographs of a police station. They'd have had a SWAT team there in minutes.

[@martinfowler6644]

WPC 1214 (I think) who (like Arsen Wenger) 'Did not see'... When the offence (Section 42 of the Road Traffic Act 1988) happened right in front of her got so peeved because you pulled her up was just itching to get you for something.

[@sandydobbie1255]

These cops are as corrupt as sin !!! These cops should have taken action when the crime always committed they are both law enforcement officers failing to enforce laws !!! These cops should be held accountable for their negligence and complete incompetence when a crime was being committed !!! These officers must be held accountable for their actions !!!

[@tafawarw]

He's busy, but spent alonger time directing you to the bureaucracy designed to protect fellow officers from accountability. Brilliant!!

[@mrmotorvator5151]

I drove past some pig sat at a red light on her phone just last week...wouldn't expect anything different tbh

[@PST101]

Brilliant! Looking forward to Part 2. 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

[@madusan1]

Excellent PTTP! Please follow through with the reports!

[@garyfry3795]

The specialist team you need is “The Parked on a Double Yellow Lines with Engine running whilst using Mobile Phone in a Marked Police Car” obviously !

[@djvincentkelly5599]

Love this. Your the only "auditor" that has actually quoted their duties as constables and stated that by not acting within their fiduciary duties and that it was malfeasance in public office. I hope you follow this up and I hope other "auditors" start doing the same with constables that aren't doing their fiduciary duties and upholding their public oaths. We need to remind them of their duties in general and whom they serve. The female constable was quick to jump on you for what she considered were offences but not for a constable she witnessed committing offences, clearly showing she was biased and not impartial. Good work & keep it up. Maximum respect.

[@ManchesterMick123]

Well done brother. You know your stuff 😉👍

[@davidporter499]

So. If I commit a crime and no police officer witnesses it I am home and free, cannot be arrested or charged. Is that correct?

[@gary8306]

Actually, I know you're taking the proverbial, but nowadays you probably would.

[@mrh678]

Wow you had them stumped towards the end, little by little you let your knowledge out. And little by little they gradually got very nervous conversing with you, loved it 🤣

[@kenwhite9218]

So if l rob a bank and it is seen by a police officer is it down to his/her discretion as to weather l was arrested or not. An offence is an offence.

[@shalaw4129]

Much respect to the officer that was talking to you very professional and very polite 👍 👏 great vidoe power

[@mark.k7206]

Utter disgrace. Pure contempt. Respect for exposing 👍👍👍

[@187redrum88]

Awesome video ! .what a grilling they had ..both officer's shit it ..when you mentioned iopc😂.. WAITING for part 2

[@fordy.]

Great blog, thanks for putting these police officers in they place and telling them how to do they jobs.

[@michaelward2271]

Earning the hate

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Good job they don’t all Carrie guns

[@peterjaymercedesamg]

You prove your point so well, and at the end of the video along comes PC Miss Righteousness to put a cherry on the top and shower the cake with sprinkles too. First class, you have an amazing accent and I love watching your videos. Simply the best.

[@richardjones8699]

Using a mobile phone while in control of a vehicle. Yet another example of one rule for them and another for us. Dreadful, DREADFUL policing!!

[@Nickle314]

There are others. Rudeness for example. Add that to the list. Failure to announce on the BWV Failure to grass. [Section 10, code of ethics]. Not sure on this one how to play it. Perhaps something, like, you saw the officer using the mobile. Reported it to two other officers. They will have followed their code of ethics, right? So you have the names already.

[@Nickle314]

Complaints. IOPC. The reason being that its an external organisation. When you make the complaint, make it a Schedule 3 complaint. It has to be recorded, and you get the right to a review. So the question what's the complaint? 1. Parking - breaking the law 2. Rudeness - breach of code of ethics. 3. Breaking the law for the phone use. I would also ask, if the other officers have reported him, section 10, code of ethics.

[@Nickle314]

@@rickc8865 Copsplaining. Doesn't work any more.

[@Wawaw738]

@@rickc8865 👈🏻 Friend, family or part of the thick blue line. I’m going with his mum

[@daipigeon7561]

@@rickc8865 it's called right from wrong Up holding the law... How's that

[@ianmaonaigh7215]

@@Wawaw738 I agree , so that's another crime , using KZbin while on duty to vent his upset 😄👍

[@tumshiewhacker4498]

@@rickc8865 defiantly a copper and most likely a bent one !!

[@conzxr709]

Best auditor out there for sure love it keep em coming 👏

[@poplok22]

There is no organisation in the UK that I despise more than the police.

[@humblequest7905]

Organisations love empowering us to do their work for them or telling us it’s another team’s responsibility. Hiding it all under the guise of a ‘process’ that needs to be followed.

[@DanielStagg]

My taxi driver got fined and points for being on his phone in his car waiting for a customer because the keys were in the ignition and the engine wasn't even running.!!! what a bunch of idiots these people are. Good job for exposing these fools

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

You have your own Taxi Driver? How does that work?

[@leeg798]

Can’t wait for part 2 ! 👏🏼😁haha get em told !

[@ianwilliam3811]

The sour-faced WPC looked like she was about to burst into tears, oh bless.

[@jimmyccam]

... until ..."He's filming in a private carpark! ... Got him now for TRESPASS! ...." (don't count on it Karen)

[@sixcylinders6346]

@Ian William - of course she does, she’s just spent 10 minutes in the company of the clown with the camera. Enough to drive anybody to tears.

[@nickbaker7733]

3 loyal members of a street gang, blood brothers

[@craigfowler7098]

When will part two be uploaded, absolutely gripping stuff primarily because you know your shit and are confident and self assured.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Sunday at midday mate ✊ and thank you!

[@conquest201]

"coming out with their bacon-rolls.. Catch the cannibalism in action" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ianyams]

The police woman had a right face when you put her right about the body cam. 😒

[@TheSadButMadLad]

The cops are stupid for not pointing that the road is private. Also, if they did say it was a private road, then the double yellows don't help the public realise it is a private road. They can't win the argument either way. They would be stupid no matter what they say.

[@mattturngain1238]

I think you are following an excelent channel. Beard likes to hear himself talk. Multi-tone horn allowed in the UK? This screams for a follow up (DJ,PJ,AB,PONTP, etc: go for it!)

[@MrBollocks10]

Brilliant ending 😜! You couldn't have choreographed it better.

[@boogiel01]

That prisoner been waiting 10 minutes for him to come back