Jim's U.K. Police Ride-Along - The Jim Jefferies Show

[@123haninhk]

"Honestly, luv. I've never done a burglary."

[@Chase11211]

He said bruv

[@trytwicelikemice7516]

He said bab :D it's a local thing

[@hermioneziggeraut7617]

Indeed, he said 'Bab' as in 'Ow am ya, bab?' [how are you, madam?]

[@dani4ever]

I thought he had said 'bruv' at first. Either way, brits fucking kill me everytime :') Search on youtube for a sketch called: ''Meanwhile, On Earth: The Chavs''

[@mitcheg3k]

definitely bab (as in babe). Local talk "orrite bab 'ow am ya? Fancy doowin a burlary dahn the road"

[@jenk289]

Once saw a guy with a broken bottle walking about in town centre on a night out. Police man walked up asked if he was ok and started talking to him like a human being not a criminal. They both sat down on the curb and chatted for a few minutes. Then the guy stood up and apologised for scaring everyone and the police said they would drive him home to sleep it off. #Britishness

[@andrewdann500]

Yes, that's a good true story for Americans. British cops are not all perfect, but they don't kill people for some stupid tiny reason. I once saw a London police office deal with some aggressive youths, who wanted to kick the hell out of some strangers. He made them take the laces out of their boots, then let them go home... The police officer didn't have a gun and didn't have any visible weapon.

[@jenk289]

​@Dave Stephenson The next day he wouldn't have been able to spell his own name, he was that shitfaced.

[@jenk289]

The hell you been smoking? Utter bullshit sir!

[@Hyden21]

But what would you say now if the man stabbed the officer?

[@jenk289]

​@@Hyden21 I would say that probs this would have happened......kzbin.info/www/bejne/b57dgZ2VfsaAsLs This is how UK police sort shit out usually. #BallsOfBritishSteel

[@yaboymothyou5815]

13 murders in Birmingham audience laughs 104 murders in Birmingham Alabama silence

[@lukecarlin9946]

Still 13 too many

[@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming]

The 13 in Birmingham UK was over a decade. Birmingham Alabama, was in a year.

[@TheBestCommenterEVER]

@@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming No, it clearly says there were 13 murders in Birmingham UK in 2016. The decade thing referred to the number of police shootings. The guy said there was about an average of one police shooting per decade.

[@SvenTviking]

There were 150 odd murders in London last year, but that is a capital city of 11 million people.

[@Keithbarber]

@@SvenTviking one for every 73,300+ citizens Shows london is a safe city

[@jayh3359]

“Honestly bab I’ve never done a burglary”.. The most Birmingham sentence I’ve ever fucking heard

[@thelightlord6081]

True XD

[@jsingh7691]

😂😂😂😂

[@RadagonTheRed]

Speaking as a resident of Birmingham, UK - I would like to say I’m glad we have strict gun laws, because in my entire life I have never felt the need to own one nor have I seen one pointed at me. Gun laws work.

[@nonstop9907]

They work? Explain why Criminals are still using guns to Shoot people in Birmingham UK?

[@peaveyst7]

@@nonstop9907 the number is still les high than in the us. so it works.

[@nonstop9907]

@@peaveyst7 More Lives are Saved by Law abiding Gun owners, they avoid becoming statistics and actively reduce crime rates in their areas, then Unarmed British people waiting to become the next statistic to the criminals that surround you, while crime rates keep increasing in the UK, and you say it ''works'' no mate an Armed Society is a Polite society and that works, you don't account for the amount of people that remain unharmed as a result of the defensive use of firearms at all do you..

[@kennethkennethson4991]

@@nonstop9907 there hasnt been a school massacre in england in a long long time. Why? Because theyre not classed as massacres anymore because they dont have guns and have to resort to using knives. Because of this they are easily stopped by the school staff or police. Gun laws work.

[@kennethkennethson4991]

@@nonstop9907 but gun laws lessen the ability for a criminal to grt one. Gun laws make it ten times harder to get something that can easily kill people.

[@joshuanesbit]

“We’ll sort it out” haha so British 🤣

[@oumiecisse-ba1353]

How is that British everyone says it

[@onlyplayerseattacoswiththe1613]

Oumie Cisse-ba nobody gets arrested in the USA & goes “alright, we’ll sort it out then” smh 🤣

[@pttaekwondo]

Is it?

[@ariespisiti4220]

The best thing for me was "I've never done a burglary" xD

[@King-Arthur-The-First]

that sounds British to me and I'm British 👍😋

[@s.wright6945]

When I did a ridealong with the LAPD, they rolled out the red carpet. Every officer I met was very impressed by British Police, they would shout "no guns" "youre badass" and shake my hand or high five me no matter what incident I attended. Once, a sargeant said "any trouble you take this gun and you use it".. I was stunned into silence.. he said "youre a police officer you use a gun right" when I said no we dont carry guns he asked how can you do your job? They were really nice people.

[@Anon54387]

It's unlikely you'll ever be attacked, but should you be carrying a gun can literally be the difference between life and death. In that regard, it is not unlike a seatbelt. Being a cop is not all that dangerous, on average, in the USA. Commercial fishers, truck drivers, farmers, loggers and the like all have more dangerous jobs than police officers. Granted, certain cities are more dangerous but that also means that with the law of averages others cities are safer than the average.

[@ebiekem]

I was stopped by British cops in London once, and I must say that they were some of the nicest folks I've met. I don't know don't know how they do it, but they are truly impressive.

[@bobsutton9725]

British charm mate

[@Mr.mallaer]

That’s what all the countries they took over taught too and then they woke up with their ass hurting . They have perfected screwing people over without them even knowing they are being screwed, because it’s all polite and with a smile.

[@samhall3569]

@@Mr.mallaer 53 of those countries voluntarily chose to remain part of the commenwealth. I guess history is what you want to make of it lol

[@Bavisandmeef]

@@Mr.mallaer been watching too many Mel Gibson movies mate you have become detached from our current reality

[@1chish]

@@Mr.mallaer Look we had a phone call from your village. They are missing their very own idiot so could you jog on back please?

[@mlc4495]

Christ. Yanks laughing at the Brum murder statistic. Says it all really.

[@WickedKingLycoan]

mlc449: As an American, I’m not laughing.

[@tomdobson9343]

WickedKingLycoan good who the fuck laughs at murder statistics

[@TheNotSoFakeNews]

They were laughing because he introduced it as the most murderous city in the UK, then they found out only 13 murders had been committed, a tiny figure compared to the US.

[@debbiegreenstock1768]

@@TheNotSoFakeNews deserves a round of applause if you ask me, not a round of laughter. America is fucked

[@Shorts-ru8jt]

Sums the the great America they all think they really are . While the queen sips tea and laughs

[@JatSingh143]

I’m from U.K., our police are really cool. You can have a laugh with them, and they treat you nicely. (Most of them) Some cops just wake up with problems. That’s everywhere in the world.

[@cube_2593]

Steve N the problem in the US is, the immunity in front of the law and the short training attracts bad people into the police force

[@jackwarren1687]

Well said mate

[@Mark-hl4yq]

Police officers are bullies, and certainly cannot have a laugh. They don’t care about the public they are just bothered about themselves. Your comment is ridiculous

[@jshaw4757]

@@Mark-hl4yq people are people..it would be like saying all people who work in burger King are bad people...the laws they work under is what causes the problems..

[@klawlor3659]

Tell that to the Birmingham 6 or the Guildford 4!

[@heatherwatson4545]

The country is not perfect, the police are not perfect but give me a UK bobby over an american policeman any day

[@jedimasterjoe5386]

Cuase you know you can get away more with a uk cop

[@heatherwatson4545]

@NO MA'AM PrefixTHX At least our cops arrest them and dont just shoot them

[@geezerp1982]

@@heatherwatson4545 what a stupid ignorant statement from a sheep that belives evething from the media

[@randomlithium7125]

Heather watson not all cops shoot random people dumbass, just because it happens with a couple of ignorant people doesn't mean it's all cops. Here in our local town the police actually are good and socialize perfectly & professionally

[@atmosphere60]

So why is your crime rate a hell of a lot higher than ours?

[@mgonzo3881]

British Police: "Please don't do that again" Suspect: "Oh, alright. Sorry about that, mate". British Police: "Right. Off you go".

[@NoName-nf5xl]

I swear that what my teacher always say to me. My teacher is English.

[@lifewithchuckie562]

USA police: a black guy kill him and plant drugs. On him and say it was self defense.

[@malyxxplays7949]

@@NoName-nf5xl she needs to teach you better.

[@thehiddengem5762]

Seems to be working wonders compared to the US dire current affairs around their policing. Cheers.

[@jayneeisan6726]

What? And no one got shot? Fake news.....lol

[@garettjames6349]

He should have mentioned that in the UK being caught with a gun is a 5 year minimum sentence. Therefore the gangs / criminals don't have them, because A) it drives the black market price into the tens of thousands, and B) if you get a random pat down and you have one on you, it's off to prison.

[@garettjames6349]

If someone in Florida 'that you know' got life for a robbing a store with a fake knife, then obviously in Florida laws have no meaning. If you can't understand the law, then sure, it's not a deterrent. I'm going to assume that's not true though as it sounds absurd. Anyway, I'm sure the store owner was happy it wasn't a real gun. I know Biritsh store owners are certainly happy about their laws and not having to deal with guns in their faces.

[@ApacheGamingUK]

You can own a gun if you have a licence for it. From shotgun licences to black powder licences, they're fairly easy to get hold of. A lot of cities have at least one gun shop. However, it's easier to buy a Brown Bess, or a Baker Rifle, or even a Cannon than it is to buy a handgun.

[@gtb_greedy7208]

There are a lot of illegal guns in the uk and not just owned by gang members... no gun in the uk cost tens of thousands.

[@garettjames6349]

GTB_Greedy really? Where's all the gun deaths then? How much does it cost if you know?

[@ronoccc]

EXACTLY. Been saying this for years but it just won't go through the thick skulls of the gun freaks. A black market only exists for a product if there is a very high demand because of the risk involved. If the risks are very high, ie, extremely long prison sentences for anyone caught in possession or selling a gun then the sellers and buyers simply won't bother. PLUS, because it's so risky the prices sky rocket and therefore lunatic mass shooters, who are often young kids simply can't afford them. Not to mention they are middle class and therefore don't have the contacts in the criminal underworld to know where to even begin finding a gun in the first place. Besides, why would criminals need a gun in the UK? No one else carries a gun so there is no need for them to take the risk of carrying one themselves.

[@randompersonontheinternetu5147]

I live in Birmingham UK and tbh the only crime I've seen is a police chase also cops here are chill I befriended a few of them they are probably the nicest people I know

[@jayh3359]

Yeah I’m a Brummie too and they are sound, my uncle and auntie used to be in the force

[@hetbet3879]

Lol, I live in Yeovil, I've had druggies, shop lifters, stabbings and a bit more, as well as that I've seen police in my secondary school(year 8) a few times to deal with property damage and teachers being punched.I also have loads of god damn helicopters and thousands of fucking sheep and cows around to the point it's not uncommon to find one in 1 mile.

[@archiecarter4598]

@@hetbet3879 I live in Glastonbury

[@niki4793]

Its Rouge I live there to

[@sidevon6819]

hetbet what is your point?

[@chrisgill2478]

Can you imagine being arrested and then Jim Jeffries stood their watching you. Like how fucking random would that be. "Naaa naaa i didn't do nothing, let me go! It wasn't me!.... wait! What?! Jim fucking Jefferies?!"

[@garettjames6349]

You could have had many movie stars in the US actually arrst you - Shaquille O'Neal, Ted Nugent, Steven Seagal, James Woods, Lou Ferrigno, Mark Wahlberg lol...

[@drzoidberg9758]

Barely anyone in the UK will know who he is and it's even less likely UK criminals would aha

[@stuartwilliams7912]

It's like when the British army were in Kosovo they were welcomed more than other countries military's because they got out of their armoured vehicles and engaged with the locals.

[@GazBlacklock-rk2wg]

I was one of those soldiers they greeted.. i was one of those soldiers that got out my Armoured fighting vehicle and spoke to little kids etc.. i remember it being dark and I gave my torch to a small child. Il never forget the look on her face..

[@GazBlacklock-rk2wg]

@Caledonian Expresstrust me when I say.. I really don't care if you dont believe

[@squirrelofdoom3830]

@@GazBlacklock-rk2wg Well done.

[@joemorton9200]

@Caledonian Express why dont you have some respect you fucking clown

[@joemorton9200]

@Caledonian Express well you just called a soldier a clown and asked if he'd lost his sense of humor. I'd call that disrespect

[@Caiyde]

This inspired a little bit of patriotism in me. Proud to be English!

[@Alexander-tu3iv]

Quick! someone hold him back before he runs off to take over India!

[@bassicuk1986]

@@Alexander-tu3iv while America tries to take over the world and FAILS. everybody hates America.

[@mrwho4845]

*Proud to be British

[@nobleslayer9438]

Conor Kavanagh same here mate

[@Widdekuu91]

@@5k1el Which is why the word being used was 'patriotism' and not 'nationalism.' Ontopic; You've got every right to feel proud and happy about your country. Since a year I've become slightly obsessed with British shows and (stereotypical) British style comedy and/or culture and food and it's really fascinating and fun.

[@SKIROOIT69]

You know what else Britain has. Universal Health Care.

[@robincard1548]

I'm a Brit - it isn't that good. Better than nothing and or bankruptcy but our healthcare system leaves a lot to be desired compared to better funded European systems like Germany's.

[@GauravGRocks]

@@robincard1548 hey, be thankful for what you've got. I'm from the U.S.

[@Damo2690]

And in Scotland there is free University

[@ManicMuppit]

@@robincard1548 also a Brit, and I'd take the NHS over American "healthcare" any day. It has flaws, but that's the result of governmental cuts and mismanagement.

[@jihadityrone2197]

Robin Card Lmao over in america you get charged upto 30k to have a baby. Be grateful for the NHS mate.

[@DokkaChapman]

DAMMIT! Jim Jefferies was in my hometown! I should have commited a crime, would have been worth it to meet my favourite comedian lol.

[@AirQuotes]

Dokka Chapman haha same I was also trying to figure out where they were

[@DokkaChapman]

Your lack of grammar makes you sound 'drink'

[@thepezfeo]

You would've got the Police car with Al Murray and Frankie Boyle... and in an unusual show of British brotherhood they would've glassed you good :D

[@saiddbaruani7749]

Dokka Chapman 7

[@carlharrison4064]

Dokka Chapman or u could pay to see his stand up then meet him after like I did in Wolverhampton lol.

[@badger1858]

The U.K. is far from perfect, but this is one area we get right. Our police force are incredible too.

[@redmenacetv]

Crimebodge would love to differ lol

[@Keithbarber]

I think the police do a good job In the 1960s and 1970s, there was a culture of corruption in the police, notably the metropolitan police, and that reputation still hasn't been fully shaken off today, which is unfortunate

[@CuriousDiscourse]

Is that why you guys send police to people's doors for wrong-think on Twitter?

[@badger1858]

@@CuriousDiscourse - You're an idiot who clearly doesn't know what he's talking about. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/apr/29/rancho-cordova-police-video-investigation#img-1

[@Nwolf1840]

​@@badger1858 How does that disprove his point? UK police arrest around 9 people a day for social media posts (look it up). I would take US police any day. The UK police force is super politicized in a way the US is not.

[@dominic_hikes]

So where did he drop the drugs?

[@irfansyarafi800]

Slow_T4R on the side of the road

[@jackcarr3361]

asfan Gman Which road?

[@mirzamay]

asfan Gman address please

[@Redsauce101]

Just off colmore row, might still be there...brb.

[@djw200333]

Jack Carr the fucking b6734 who knows go have a look lol

[@thundernun2496]

Jim Jefferies with his comedic idol Bill Burr.

[@SavageStephen]

Thundernun go to my channel

[@SomeOne-vf1rs]

Isaac Plumbo I enjoy the fact that you're angered by Bill Burr, lets me know that I'll never have to interact with you.

[@Ramidemi710]

Some One How are you even a fan of Bill Burr if you take everything like a serious statement? I don't get you.

[@SomeOne-vf1rs]

I don't know at all what banter is, I didn't at all include a witty remark at either your first and second comment, but maybe it's not banter because I called you a dumbass, but if that's true then you don't know what banter is either as you called someone a cunt and used swearing as well.

[@SomeOne-vf1rs]

Isaac Plumbo And before you say what I know you're gonna say, I'll answer it with a snide remark mimicking what you previously said "obviously you don't know how Americans use the word dumbass".

[@abbykawaii6563]

I've never done a burglary

[@SavageStephen]

Abigail B go to my channel

[@normantrombon]

Abigail

[@xXFoxyGrandmaXx]

Only buglury I've committed is taping dat ass, I'll see myself out 😂

[@negativeindustrial]

RKS FoxyGrandpa What did you tape that ass to?

[@xXFoxyGrandmaXx]

a bag of socks, a few watermelons and a teddy bear, real satisfying

[@matthewkendall8592]

"The number of homocides here, 13" *laughs*

[@ajs41]

London has around 120 murders a year, so I don't know how they decided that Birmingham is the murder capital of the UK.

[@yvoferdinandvanderhoek1027]

@@ajs41 Birmingham is much smaller, per capita

[@ajs41]

@Steve N London has 8 times as many people as Birmingham. London still has a higher murder rate than Birmingham if you do the calculation. 8 times 13 equals 104, and London has about 120 or 130 murders a year usually.

[@arjunsatheesh7609]

@@ajs41 They did not decide it. The UK Home office crime statistics said so in Feb 2017. For the period of Oct 2015 to Oct 2016, Birmingham had the highest murder count in the England & Wales. Now it is very possible that these statiatics were 'Outside of London' as such a separation exiats but I have only read articles reporting on the UK Home Office statistics and not yet seen the actual figures revealed by the UK Home office. So, I can't be sure but in any case 13 murders in the second moat populous llace in England compared to 100+ in Birmingham, Alabama is a comparison that speaks for itself.

[@keithrjoseph9528]

@@ajs41 120 murders in a city of over 7 million isn't that bad when compared to any city in the USA.

[@tyronshoelaces420]

thank you Jim and the gang for showing a better perspective to how life doesnt have to be so fuckin awful.

[@tris421]

aha birmingham's a funny place to go to show that!

[@jackcarr3361]

It doesn't have to be. Unless you live in the U.S. Of course. If you do, you should know it's too late for us. Some police departments are receiving military grade weapons now. The town next to me just got a couple grenade launchers. I'm not sure what they'll need those for. Can't wait for them to start carrying assault rifles to traffic stops. It's inevitable at this point. We're too far gone.

[@chriscolabella880]

hbe421 My thoughts exactly. Birmingham is considered one of the biggest shitholes in the UK. He should've had a day out in York or Cambridge.

[@tris421]

Bath*

[@tris421]

but no this is obviously the point of the video. to go to the shittest place. If he was in a nice town he'd spend the day feeding swans and moving 12 year olds playing on the wrong piece of grass.

[@psychobillynumbnuts1]

1:49 You know we're doing bad when we laugh at that murder stat.

[@susiemaclean2157]

it's funny that they laugh at our "small numbers" and then it comes to their whopping figures and it's like ah... ok... um...

[@Trag1cVision]

Actually yeah, the most shocking part about that piece was when the audience laughed at that stat.

[@peterreid]

London has many more murders than that..... well over 100 and could be 200 - 300......... london is a lot bigger than b'ham though

[@johnzoidberg9463]

It was about a hundred in the last years (80-120). That's a homicide rate of 1.1-1.5 per 100,000 inhabitants, close to the UK average. The US was at 4,8 in 2015.

[@LpLp-sc5zp]

This show was full of lies there been more murders in Birmingham then 13 there's way more in London and Manchester to say 13 killings is most in uk is bullshit there has been like 12 killings in my borough this past 6 months and my borough is tiny in London there way more in other places but still lower then most city's in America because of the gun obsession and we have more sane people in the uk

[@kevinnn89]

It almost seems like not giving every nutjob access to firearms results in less gun deaths overall. That's weird.

[@MillionFoul]

Yeah, and another interesting thing, if you made it illegal to drive people would get in less car accidents!

[@idot3331]

@@MillionFoul It _is_ illegal to drive a car if you haven't passed a test, don't have a valid license with you, don't have insurance or haven't cleared a background check for medical issues and criminal history. Strangely, you don't need any of those things to own a gun in the US, but you do need all of those things to own a gun in the UK. And even more strangely, the murder rate in the UK is 1/5th of that in the US. It's really weird, but there's no way they could be related, right?? Because the 2nd amendment says it's ok it MUST be ok???? BECAUSE THERE'S NO WAY YOU COULD CHANGE A SET OF LAWS THAT WERE MADE TO BE "AMENDED" AND HAVE BEEN AMENDED SEVERAL TIMES THROUGHOUT HISTORY TO THE POINT THAT THESE "AMENDMENTS" HAVE BECOME AN ICON OF AMERICAN FREEDOM, RIGHT???

[@MillionFoul]

@@idot3331 Actually, you do have to pass a background check to own a firearm in the US, federally, and many states have stricter requirements. You do not (in most places) need to be licensed to posses a firearm because it's a right (do you need a license to go to Church?), ditto for passing a test (besides the NICS check), nor do you need insurance because why the fuck would you need insurance to own a gun? That literally makes no sense, since health insurance is a separate required thing, and if you shoot someone who's not you the civil responsibility is the same as if you had injured or killed someone any other way. If you break your gun that's on you, unlike a car, both due to straight up expense and the fact that the easiest way to break a car is by running it into another one. It's a pretty garbage comparison, really. The murder rate is lower, but that's hardly a function of firearm ownership and more of culture. The UK is a country where people have been arrested for saying racist things on social media, and you have to have a license for owning a television. The US is also fucking massive, with a very diverse spread of crime, it would be better to compare individual states to the UK since they're more similar in geographic size and population distribution than the US as a whole. For example, Wyoming has about 63 guns per person, but a gun murder rate of 1.7/100,000, where New York has .003 guns per person and has a gun murder rate of 1.9. In the US, there is no real correlation between guns and getting murdered. Also, I'd personally rather live with a slightly increased risk of death from another person (a factor I can mitigate by not being retarded), than live in a nanny state where the government might tase and arrest me for having an electrician's screwdriver in my front pocket after work. You could change the second amendment, if you had a super-majority in both houses of Congress and the states agreed to ratify the amendment. There's be no reason to do that, however, because gun control doesn't work, for one, and two, because a reduction in gun crime does not correlate with a reduction in legal guns in the US. If you want, there's a great interview with a cop in the UK on Mike the Cop's channel where he talks about being held at gunpoint by a twelve year old, because criminals still have access to firearms even when everyone else doesn't. Now, I know you'll argue that you can get guns in the UK, but it's a regulatory hell and you have to keep them at a sporting club, so it's more like paying extra money to rent your own guns than it is ownership. I'd like to note a great ATF publication which reveals that 70% of the illegal guns recovered in California (where gun laws are the strictest in the US) originate from inside California, indicating that smuggling is not the issue and more that it's physically impossible to keep people from attaining firearms: www.atf.gov/docs/163532-caatfwebsite15pdf/download. Essentially, no matter what laws you put in place, up to and including restriction of the second amendment, criminals will still be running around with machine guns and handguns while your law abiding citizens are disarmed and unable to defend themselves. Anyway, the original point of my comment was this: If you take away all the guns, no shit way less people are going to get murdered with a gun. If you take away the air, no one will breathe air. It's a dumb argument to measure the use of something as a statistical point, while regulating the use of that something.

[@BigMisterApple]

Then again it seems like disarming a nation is asking for trouble.. Remind me again who wanted his people defenseless and remind me what happened after their guns vanished? Oh right.. the state grabs full control, almost like the current state of the European union...... wait a minute.

[@filthymcnastyazz]

And a time machine....

[@picturethis65]

As an American, wow. Is all I have to say. Good for the UK I hope our country can learn something

[@generichuman2044]

This looks amazing on the video but sadly the police in this country are increasingly subjected to violence. A few months back a police officer was ran over and killed 20 minutes away from me, after responding to a burglary

[@tianwang1630]

watching this today from the John Oliver video’s comments...

[@bobsutton9725]

You could of done lol, but you "WON" the war hahahaha

[@playerj8574]

step 1, get rid of the guns, thats both the public and the police, step 2, treat people with respect.

[@crose7412]

@@generichuman2044 That was a freak rarity.

[@lordmurderkitten6098]

"Honestly, I've never done a burglary." -Dude from Birmingham 2017

[@rafikbedrani5997]

the peacky blinders must be really disappointed at him haha

[@Vohlfied]

"How many a year?" "We can talk in decades"

[@coltonblake13]

America arrests over 10,000,000 people a year. Birmingham only has a total population of 1,000,000.

[@TP-mv6en]

colton You’re comparing a country to a city

[@heliotropezzz333]

@@coltonblake13 Birmingham, a city, has population is more like 2,600,000. The USA, a country, has the biggest prison population in the world.

[@sacrom5398]

Now this guys is the difference between an Aussie bloke and a englishmen

[@adamtzsch]

Sacrom Or an Englishman

[@Connor-cw3bm]

Sacrom I

[@davidd.6448]

Baron Von Grijffenbourg W

[@shalow2]

More like an Aussie and a Brummie.

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

Better at cricket?

[@sickpup820]

The British police are trained, in shape and know how to de-escalate a problem. They're very friendly but at the same time, don't cross them.

[@GorinRedspear]

Well, you can cross them quite a bit actually. It's as if they can see the difference between someone lashing out in frustration and someone actually trying to hurt them.

[@bruensal7182]

Less training than in the US though

[@MrJakeDC]

@@bruensal7182 UK police have by far the most extensive training. That much is obvious.

[@bruensal7182]

@@MrJakeDC uk police training goes 11-22 weeks. Then you start as a constable and over a period of 2years you get another 10-12 weeks, so in total 21-34weeks. As a college graduate its even less, 6+10/12 weeks. We in Turkey have 2years, in germany its 1.5 years, in france its 1year. Uk police training is merely better than us police training. And polices like the NJSP, HPD, APD have 34-35 weeks

[@MrJakeDC]

They are not considered trained after 22 weeks. That is basic training, required to continue training while working with a senior officer. The are fully trained/qualified after a period between 12-24 months. Additional training will be required for specialist roles.

[@3dge--runner]

I'm an American and lived in Warsaw Poland for 2 years (the capital). I didn't hear 1 gunshot while living there and while crime was present, I felt so much safer there. Within 6 months if moving back to the States I was robbed at gunpoint and then pistol whipped and left bleeding on the pavement. I fucking hate the gun laws in my country. It's a disgrace.

[@Diamondsmuggler]

Who am I? So you know that he got that gun legally? That's why you hate the laws right?

[@3dge--runner]

thanks for that.

[@lukekneubuehl3109]

IRISHbearBELLY America if a man feels like he needs to buy a gun cause everyone got one. What makes kids not feel the same? Should kids then be carrying? The gun laws allow criminals to carry out attacks that no one has seen since war. When is it enough?

[@redcarpet3634]

@IRISHbearBELLY America Choosing Norway to argue your point was stupid, you are definitely allowed to own guns there. Also, which country has the highest number of mass school shootings which are carried out by their parents 'legal' guns? Gun control does work but it requires the majority of the country to agree. The numbers killed in terrorist attacks is minute in comparison to the numbers of Americans killed each year by 'legal' guns. Where is the hero with the legal gun that stops the criminals from using them in America? That shit just doesn't happen, everyone runs away and screams, no one turns around, shouts 'Murica and "opens fire" back at them. Maybe it works for you so you can feel safe and wrapped in bubble wrap but gun control clearly does work for many different countries.

[@Boccherini64]

@Ak47ak74 Ak47ak74 You are a moronic twat with no grasp of facts or history.

[@TheSoapyandPhil]

God, it's British police really are like they are in Hot Fuzz and The Thin Blue Line, but more competent.

[@carbon1255]

I don't think hot fuzz showed the police as incompetent, but realistic.

[@stalfithrildi]

Yeah, just one of the Bad Boys in particular really 68.media.tumblr.com/111fd1fc62e5e7bf52f7478563d9c93d/tumblr_oj0dzabkjm1vp36wmo1_1280.jpg

[@jazzx251]

Hot Fuzz was transporting British police into the Hollywood cop character to hilarious effect! [superb supermarket action scene!]

[@jzka2012]

SoapyandPhil most British police aren't angry at you, they're disappointed 😂

[@FantaLiteBrav]

Fun fact: The 'Yarp' guy in Hot Fuzz is the same actor who plays The Hound in Game Of Thrones.

[@adrianashby1033]

UK police training aims at dealing with people, their lives and troubles. US training is dealing with weapons, crimes and possible death. If you treat people like humans they tend to act human. same is true for treating like people like criminals.

[@Mark-hl4yq]

Oh please British police officers are not to be trusted and basically bullies. They have no idea how to treat people

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Point worth making though: there are still thousands of sporting gun clubs all over the UK even now, with the strict laws. The only question you have to watch out for on your licence application is "What will you be using the firearm for?" If you answer "self-defence" you won't just be rejected, you'll probably be investigated. But if you answer correctly (shooting vermin if you're a farmer or shooting for fun if you're an ordinary Joe), then you've passed. Well, the first stage anyway. There's a lot more to it than that. But after all the checks, you can own a rifle or a shotgun and shoot as much as you like. Just not at other people. Seems rather civilised to me.

[@MarkLumsley]

No guns = less deaths. Crazy, isn't it?! :s

[@Thisisahandle701]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGmvYaZ_p8-CsMU Two sides to every coin luv.

[@AidanMillward]

*fewer guns In the uk certain types of firearm are still legal. It's that there's a different mentality to them here.

[@Richardatf]

yeah, make it illegal to put a hole in a cylinder of metal

[@Delboy0]

@kasbian Vaulks the fact you have to show a sensationalised documentary to find people with guns rather it appearing in the news everyday shows the point still stands less guns means less gun crime and less shootings. BBC 3 is now for it's exaggerated documentaries

[@BadgerUKvideo]

Kasbian Vaulks The UK has a murder per capita rate similar to every 1st world country. The US has a murder per capita rate 5 times higher than that. I'm from Leicester, a city in the same area as Nottingham and Birmingham. I've been stabbed, glassed, bottled, had ribs broken, my front teeth are chipped, i'm slightly deaf in one ear and i've got several scars on my head. Not being allowed to use a device that can kill an opponent from range means I had to either learn to fight and pick up a few injuries or start running away. All you've done in America is replace teaching your children how to fight with hundreds of thousands of needless murders. Get rid of the guns. Learn how to fight. The rest of the 1st world managed it. Why can't you?

[@philclarke7712]

Thanks Jim for pointing out the bleeding obvious to those doughnuts over there.

[@sgtpepper3161]

Phil Clarke You talk as if we actually get a say in things of this manner. People with more money and sway are in control. We're just the workers mixed in with the struggling, mixed in with the desperate. Politicians have themselves and their friends(people who give them money for a blind eye) at mind. We're not that dumb, we just can't get those in power to do something.

[@wallbags2516]

Nipps Welmactt true the people have no power in any country.

[@shanchat]

Did someone say donuts? I'd have been here quicker but I was busy eating donuts *wheezes*

[@wallbags2516]

Mr Shanchat no

[@RonkleBonk]

@@shanchat doughnuts

[@toadwine7654]

When my plumbing company went to an airport in london we started a big fight amongst ourselves in the cab line. And the cops came and just had us quietly sit down, and the soberest of us were sent off to buy coffe for the drunkest guys😂 i asked them if they would like take the instigators to a cell and we would have to pick them up in the morning. No we dont do that. We are a civilized country the cop said . Huh they were good police people.

[@Damo2690]

My mate was doing a piss in public and the police saw him, they decided the guys punishment was to buy his mates a drink

[@dangerpainter]

This is amazing!!!! Big props to U.K. police 👍👍👍

[@thegreywanderer8427]

You should check how the police does it in Finland as well. Here the police do carry firearms(because hunting weapons are so prevalent here and sometimes get into the hands of criminals) but are incredibly well trained and rarely have to use them. Even less often do they have to shoot to kill, those numbers are best spoken in decades as well. Like, statistics tell that between 2003 and 2013, police here used warning shots 40 times, had to shoot to wound 20 times and had to kill two people. That is a country wide statistic.

[@grisflyt]

It takes 6 months to become a police in the USA. Most of it is field training, like shooting guns. In Scandinavia it takes 2 years. Most of the training is in class rooms. The American police is much more militaristic. More so today, with police departments buying surplus military equipment.

[@7heSlime]

Keep in mind though that the population of Finland is similar to some large cities in the US.

[@GaudetteProductions1]

The Grey Wanderer Finland doesn't have millions of drug dealers and gang bangers running around

[@GaudetteProductions1]

The Grey Wanderer any person that teaches someone to shoot to wound shouldn't be teaching

[@GaudetteProductions1]

The Grey Wanderer the gang population in the states is 1/5th the size of Finland

[@simoncox9349]

This guy, a comedian, has made a more informative short documentary than a 45 min feature would be on other tv channels

[@garettjames6349]

Excellent segment.

[@willjackson6522]

The death rate is lower in the UK? It’s almost as if... guns aren’t safe...

[@JC19171]

Don't say that you'll piss off the yanks

[@ryancox3834]

Don't you dare try and take away his freedom to gave his children turned into spongebob on a bimonthly basis at the one place yojd expect them to be safe.

[@pet3r387]

@@mango3257 Right but how does that makes sense? As stated in the video in Birmingham Alabama (a city which is 1/4 of Birmingham, GB) the homicides were almost 10 fold. With the quarter of the population, the whole "You take away guns, knife crime will increase" is BS not only because A. By that logic if we can't eliminate all crime we shouldn't have laws at all, and B. It is a bit harder to shoot up a school with a knife. Also you can defend a lot easier against a knife versus a gun. If you train any martial arts (unlike those wannabe John Wicks over the pond.) you know that there are viable ways to disarm someone who has a knife. But instead of actually practising Unarmed combat they would rather shoot standing targets every 2 Fridays with the boys. If you are nothing without a gun, you should't have one to begin with. First learn any self defense martial arts or styles then move onto knife or other melee weapons training (same thing with people who like knifes or batons or whatever, they just don't train with them) and then only then should you get a gun if you really need it. And the thing is that most people don't need them they just WANT them. Guns aren't toys, they are used to take lives.

[@merikano2985]

I grew up in New York state, arguably one of the top two or three states with the strictest gun laws - and 50% of the 300 million people living in the US hold up my state as an example of the government trying to take away the right to bear arms. Currently in New York this is how we are "restricting the right to bear arms." If you want a shotgun or rifle, you can buy one. Just so long as it doesn't have more than ten bullets in its magazine. If you need more than ten bullets for hunting or home defense before you reload, then you're either a bad shot or more likely you want that gun for something else. Open carry laws are also a thing. You can carry your gun around outside and no one can hassle you for it. The SAFE act (the most controversial gun law of all) basically made it illegal to modify your rifle with certain things. Things like a suppressor (silencer) or a collapsible stock or a fore grip or a sawed off shotgun. Basically the idea is to make it difficult for people wanting to use a semi-automatic gun as a means to kill a lot of people very quickly. In New York state handguns are illegal to own... unless you have a pistol permit. And those aren't that hard to get, unless you have a record or some severe mental health issue. Once you have your permit then the same laws apply to it as they do to the shotguns and rifles. You can even get concealed licenses to carry that pistol with you wherever you like so long as you provide valid reason. As for New York City the laws are even stricter but on a state by state basis that's the strictest that gun laws are in the US - a country where there are more guns than people. And that's the other half of the problem. There are just so many guns now we're closer to Nigeria or Somalia than we are to UK or Australia in guns per capita. That's more than 300 million guns in a country geographically the same size as Europe. I'm not worried about someone breaking in and stealing things. Chances are a thief will run if they get caught. But we do have a drinking problem in the US - we get called out on it and rightfully so. Drunk men with guns, zero inhibitions whatsoever pissed off for any number of reasons. If we could magic wand all the guns in the US away then I'd be all for it. But we can't and so now even reasonable people like myself think... Maybe a shotgun? You never know when some drunk idiot will drive their truck onto your lawn and waving a gun around.

[@jago18777]

@@mango3257 Alabama Birmingham has less pop (less than half I believe) than a trial Birmingham. 104 to 13 murders. So per capita its way off as well.

[@SumD-EGuy]

That lady cop is fucking gorgeous.

[@Larimuto]

not only she , i saw 3 female cops and they were all models quality in my book . They either dusted of all good looking police officers they had for the show or all i know for the Brits is wrong :)

[@TheSouthernPirate]

Go to Guildford in Surrey. It is an absolute pleasure to get pulled over there ;) "Hello Officer.........strip search ? Well if you insist go on !!" hehe

[@TheWorldTeacher]

She's a nice face but a bit on the stocky side. My current girlfriend is probably cuter.

[@negativeindustrial]

Reverend Eslam Her face is cute in that quirky/awkward way but in no way classically beautiful. I also think her personality is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

[@elsam9706]

*-Delaware Scrap-* that's my dads work friends thx

[@Gunman610]

Okay, does anybody think it's a little weird that the reaction to Birmingham only having thirteen murders that year was LAUGHTER?

[@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive]

Gunman610 Because we’re Americans and we find that hilariously sad how it is so low compared to our cities.

[@PB-hr3hy]

And despite being so low it's considered the most dangerous in UK.

[@GorinRedspear]

Well, that's just tuesday morning in some schools in the USA.

[@Renvaar1989]

Cuz they thought it was a joke.

[@hotaru1231]

i came here for a comedy and i left with an education on UK gunlaw and police mentality hmmm interesting, edit: why do people keep responding to this damn comment T-T

[@sumwan4926]

They tricked us into learning! Those bastards!

[@hotaru1231]

I know RIGHT!?

[@ascky1]

Curse other than the NHS this is the other thing we’ve done right

[@lonlywolf2610]

There are actually thousands of firearms in the UK but there only shotguns

[@Anon54387]

Andy: Every time someone says the NHS is something done right you know right off they haven't done their research. The NHS is a nightmare.

[@yeeticus7206]

STORY TIME: the lady police officer is the twin sister of my teacher in primary school, i live in birmingham ofc

[@MRblazedBEANS]

Its way more then just guns as to why American cops act the way the do. Civil forfeiture laws and for profit prison also put cops in a position to be more aggressive and ask questions later

[@garettjames6349]

But mostly it' the guns...

[@auunnfkristjansson6738]

Americans cops are pussys

[@factsabouturmum9250]

ChasdielOfTheEnd It's because of lobbyists from the NRA backing only the most outrageous detractors of such laws while being funded by the firearms industry... I am a firearm owner, and I can confirm, those lobbies do not speak for me. Firearms need to be regulated, and that's not the same thing as "hurr, dey gunna tak muh gunz awayyyy."

[@jacquescelliers6644]

Both civil forfeiture and for-profit prisons exist in the UK though...

[@SuperBeeping]

Homini Lupus the ducked up thing is every time there's a democratic president they start spreading the fear of their guns being taken from them. Shits bananas.

[@JamesMcManusMrJamesMcManus]

This needs to be a series😂

[@boringperson-zb8vy]

I mean, it kind of already is, with less of the comedy. There's shows like Police Interceptors that film British police this way

[@rfoster2924]

Great video but as a police officer's wife I can say we do worry. My husband has been stabbed and hit in the face with a hammer and hurt numerous other ways for which he now has a chronic pain condition. I couldn't be prouder of him though as I got to witness him arrest someone once and he was amazing and calm considering what we had witnessed the guy do. It's worrying that anything could happen to him and he is expected to just take it

[@rfoster2924]

ChasdielOfTheEnd I genuinely thought that whilst watching it haha. We put on a brave face as their support network but my heart has been in my mouth more times than I can count worrying he is ok.

[@tywilkins2584]

Are you from the U.S or U.K?

[@rfoster2924]

Ty Wilkins U.K. which was why the brummy P.C's comment struck a nerve ;)

[@thorr18BEM]

They said not anymore. So they worried in the early years.

[@rfoster2924]

thorr18BEM from my own experience & the families I know it doesn't go away you just have to manage it differently or you'll be a nervous wreck. They may just think they don't worry which is ok as they don't feel a burden but it sounds like police families don't worry and trust me they do

[@DavidMartins1]

The female officer has such a beautiful face...

[@willvr4]

She has a nice smile.

[@lltheeaglell6789]

Yh

[@bassfishingwiththeantichri2921]

That's why they picked her for this public relations bit.

[@rosegold-beats]

I want her to arrest me

[@klutz3955]

Beautiful eyes and natural blonde too. Smoking hot 👀

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

Brummies are a laff. That accent is the best.

[@dylaniam1589]

Man, they are an example. Thanks for policing this way lads :)

[@enigmatic474]

I have to say, having lived in numerous countries in Europe & Asia, and having traveled extensively, British police are probably the most professional, well trained & well educated of any police force I've encountered. Maybe the Dutch too. They really are a pleasure to deal with, will always be friendly, and even if you're in trouble, will do everything to protect your rights & make sure you're safe.

[@runnerxc212]

Man comedy central is on point lately. Keep it up with this agenda. Good stuff

[@PeteRumley]

The blonde police officer with the glasses 😯

[@tobbejakkkk]

Peter Rumley looks like a fucking pornstar hihi

[@LWM_modelling]

she must be a judge too because I just had to do 6 minutes hard time after watching

[@hetbet3879]

ik she's ugly as fuck.Looks like a stripper she's proper rubbish as well.

[@lindai6988]

Why do some guys take every opportunity to objectify women?

[@phillipgreen7577]

1 gun caught in the United Kingdom maximum jail sentence of 25 years, 1 gun caught here in the United States maximum jail sentence is 2 years.

[@geezerp1982]

wrong! owning a firearm while banned in the usa 10 years, owning a restricted firearm in the usa (class 3) 20 years USA one indictable offence conviction (regardless of prison time) banned for life UK - owning a firearm while banned - 10 years firearm without a permit - 7 years UK - a conviction for indictable offence DOES NOT ban you ! only if you been sentenced to 3 years or more feel stupid now !

[@bob1412]

geezerp1982 he didn’t do research :/

[@pesmerga182]

@@geezerp1982 Gun laws change from state to state I assume though?

[@geezerp1982]

@@pesmerga182 only on top of the federal law ! states cannot ignore the federal law on firearms, however each state can make their on laws on top of the federal laws ie. stricter etc

[@tanyard]

Not true. The maximum jail sentence for illegal possession of a gun depends on the type of gun in the UK becuase the law makes a distinction between prohibited guns and non-prohibited guns... For guns that can be legally owned (like shotguns and hunting rifles for example) but where the owner is prohibited from having one (say becuase they are a convicted criminal) the maximum is 5 years... For guns that are prohibited for any civilian to own regardless (like a fully automatic rifle) the maximum is 10 years. Believe it or not you can legally own some types of guns in the UK and there are over 2 million guns legally in public hands, you just have to get the paperwork sorted first which means sending off an application form to your local police and installing a gun safe in your home. It's awkward but not impossible.

[@timl4257]

The blonde officer with the glasses and hair in a ponytail 🥰. Shows how different policing is in any country. America really needs to revise its gun laws and not allow just any citizen to carry. Why would you walk or drive around town with a firearm on your person?

[@Anon54387]

@@timl4257 Tim, we did try restricting carry of guns for about a 30 year period (from the mid 1960s through the mid 1990s) it was virtually impossible to legally carry in 49 of the 50 states. The result was a homicide rate multiples higher than before or since. The only state that didn't outlaw carry of guns was Vermont, and it's homicide rate remained low all along. Most laws are at the state level in the USA due to how our Constitution is written. If one was to break any law the probability is one would be tried in a state or county court here in California. If one did certain things like federal tax evasion, smuggling, kidnapping that took a victim across state lines or smashed the windows on the capital building one would face federal charges. It's interesting in that just last year when had a major Supreme Court case titled New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v Bruen. When the decision had been made but not yet publicly announced, naturally there was a lot of discussion about what the decision would exactly be. Everyone knew it would be pro-gun rights, but whether one opposes or supports gun rights none of us knew just how far exactly the decision would go. One of these discussions was on PBS Hawaii (PBS being our Public Broadcasting System in the USA) where they had a discussion between pro and anti gun rights people with 3 on each side of the issue. One of those in opposition to gun rights was former Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin. He basically did the job of what Victoria Prentis does for UK government but in the Hawaii state government rather than the US national government in Washington DC. We have one attorney general for the federal government and 50 state attorneys general for each of their state governments. Anyway, he said that he was against loosening of gun restrictions because Hawaii's gun laws, Doug claims, are why it is the state with the 7th lowest homicide rate in the USA. What Doug didn't mention, though, is that none of the 6 states with lower homicide rates yet have anything like Hawaii's restrictions. In fact, those 6 states all allow carry without a permit. Currently 27 states have permitless carry. These decisions are made at the state level in the USA so they've individually gone to permitless carry over the 20-30 years, although the process has accelerated lately. Every time a state goes to permitless carry the left wing of American politics says that blood will be running in the streets. This is the worst sort of fear mongering because it never actually comes true, and I think that's exactly what they are afraid of. They are being exposed as having told huge lies for decades on this issue, and they have nowhere to hide on that. There was a time in the USA when we didn't have the school shootings. It was when we put bonkers people in psychiatric hospitals for a permanent stay. Legally, that can no longer be done. The Parkland and Uvalde shooters both had histories that would've, in times past, resulted in being committed to a psychiatric hospital permanently. Indeed, this is true of virtually every mass shooter in the USA. BTW, there are those Americans who say we should follow the example of Australia when they confiscated all those guns in the 1990s after Port Arthur. That Port Arthur shooter was another that had a history of violent, sadistic, reckless, dangerous behaviors going back to childhood yet he wasn't put in a psychiatric hospital until after he killed 35 people in cold blood.

[@westmidlands9998]

The male Inspector is now a firearms officer and the Female Sergeant is now a dog handler.

[@tenzaemtade6146]

For a second I thought you wrote the male inspector is now a female officer

[@salty7056]

Jim, thanks for showing us how another country deals with crime in contrast to the deadly methods used in the US.

[@johnpatton7533]

Its crazy to me how calm and normal those cops seemed lol

[@ajs41]

And that's in one of the more rough parts of the country compared to everywhere else.

[@Alex-om1be]

Keith Palmer, don’t think we have forgotten 🌷🌹

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

Having lived in Uk ( I am a Brit) and the US, it’s just a different world. One world being a bit threatening where I had someone come out with a gun because I turned using his drive and one place where I NEVER feel unsafe just walking to the shops or anywhere. Guess which place I like best?

[@stu6665]

Imagine being arrested and Jim Jeffries is just stood there with a camera crew

[@sorcererberoll4641]

It’d be quiet the experience

[@whitmanpriceandhaddad3074]

The audience laughing at the low murder rate in UK. They should have applauded.

[@TP-mv6en]

In Birmingham*

[@harryscott2955]

@@TP-mv6en which has the worst murder statistics in the UK. 13 is the high number, not the low number.

[@amandab3946]

“Alright alright, we’ll get it sorted” 😂

[@artysanmobile]

Jim, this is just awesome! I’m sure many Americans would love to have you do this in our country but, frankly, I’d fear for your safety.

[@baronsengir187]

I love the bid were he asks if their spouses are afraid for them for having that job and just go "naa" and the audience fucking laughed at that :D Shows you how foreign the notion of that were for them.

[@AndyG85]

Does anyone else want closure on whether he honestly even done the burglary

[@alexmuller6752]

seriously! i need closure.

[@gart9680]

That officer death rate (from 1980) in the UK. You have to remember this was a period that included IRA activity during the troubles in the North of Ireland.

[@MultipleMadness1]

Very fair assessment of both Uk and US

[@videostop7564]

A criminal: we’ll get it sorted LOL American criminal: *says nothing cause he got shot 50 times*

[@GorinRedspear]

I'd like your comment, but, well, it's just too depressing

[@eddyseven4720]

I think the 1.3K thumbs down is from the USA ;)

[@09Dragonite]

Not from me ._. Fuck this place, it can burn in hell for all I care.

[@erickgutierrez6743]

I live in the US and I'm giving it a thumbs up. This place is infested with insecure people who think they need a firearm strapped to their waist as a means of "prevention" .

[@malyxxplays7949]

@@erickgutierrez6743 guns don't kill people. It's people that kill people.

[@CuriousDiscourse]

Nah, from people who know the real Jim Jefferies and the fraud and hack he is.

[@domjinic]

@@malyxxplays7949 no, it is guns that kill more people

[@imdatduck4889]

The US needs to improve its situation. Over 2k police officer deaths since 1980? Thats way too much. I wish our situation was like Canada's or the U.K's....

[@jamessoltis5407]

Im Dat Duck ...not to mention that police shoot and kill about a thousand civilians per year. By the way, many police deaths in the U.S. are due to traffic accidents.

[@xsv6973]

Im Dat Duck we also have way more cops than they do on the other side of the pond do your research

[@imdatduck4889]

I know that. I was just saying that i wish my situation was like theirs. I don't like that people hate the cops here in the u.s and i wished the police and regular citizens would be more connected. Regular police officers in the U.K don't even carry a gun on them because they are rarely in a situation that calls for one. This means alot.

[@redtra236]

I mean what do you expect the cops to do when someone attacks them with a gun or knife just get killed? And most UK cops are carrying guns now due to the recent terror attacks.

[@ColbiGodlove]

my grandpa was a cop for over 30 yrs as were my 2 uncles and they never had to use their guns and they lived in the capitol city, life has changed dude

[@matthewpeers4229]

Never felt more patriotic in my life

[@TheTigerKnightI]

i loved how they played laughfing sound effects when they showed the deaths counter in the video👌

[@davelee5995]

TheTigerKnightI I’m pretty sure it’s a video on his live show could be wrong though

[@milanondrak5564]

It just shows our gun laws work quite well. You can own a licensed firearm here. I've owned a rifle and a musket in the past. There's strict control on its use and you cannot carry a loaded gun in the streets. Obvious safety rules etc. My guns were only used for reenactments and hunting but I don't shoot anymore so I sold them.

[@olliewilkinson4643]

I pissed myself when I saw it saying "OPS" on the top 😂😂

[@xXxKazamaxXx]

Our police are honestly some of the best in the world; real friendly people that will help you out instead of putting the cuffs on as quick as possible

[@mazedabegum6075]

“I’ve never done a burglary.” Are you sure about that

[@flamingmoose1479]

Even the suspects were polite as they were being arrested.

[@Superfantastictop10]

We (UK) had one school shooting (dunblane) and handguns were banned/ heavily restricted. Guns are the common factor in gun crime. Ban guns.

[@BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n]

"guns are the common factor in gun crime" no shit sherlock

[@Superfantastictop10]

@@BlueEyes-WhiteDrag0n So you agree with me then?

[@didithdidith8303]

Since when were school's allowing of guns in their property? The reason for school shooting's is not because of gun laws but the fact that they are showing people that no one in that area is armed which means it's a killing field in there.

[@jameshughes5722]

@@didithdidith8303 So you think it's a coincidence that since passing gun laws the uk has had no mass shootings then? Absolute moron you are.

[@coltonblake13]

Here i thought banning guns into a school and banning murder were the solution 🙄 yeah, ban something else that criminals wouldn't give a shit about.

[@louisecrew8587]

It doesn't take armed police long to show up in droves if the situation requires it.

[@dedeferreira98]

@Bob 1 lol no it doesnt. Look at the rest of europe. Are cops trigger happy? Of course not. But they dont look soft as fuck like uk does. I mean uks police look like construction workers with radios.. its the european police which i would be less afraid of commiting a crime since they arent better equipped than your average joe

[@mr_slidey]

@@dedeferreira98 It doesn't matter whether they LOOK "soft as fuck", what matters is that they do their job, which they do very effectively.

[@amirterri4931]

Only if you strip search xxx

[@dedeferreira98]

@@mr_slidey but they cant..they cant control a riot because they cannot be "too violent", they prefer to eatch their chities burn instead of using rubber bullers.. about guns, Most of the world cops use guns. All europe uses guns but uk. All of your cops should be armed..Why? because its better have one and never use it ( like the rest of europe ) than needing one and dont have one. Tazers work at 70% of the cases.. that's a 30% chance of it doesnt work on a criminal wiith a knife ( which puts the officer in lethal danger ) if i were a criminal the uk would be the best place for pratice crime. Cops are unarmed and cant barely defend themselves. An armed criminal can kill dozens of officers and civilians before any real cop show up ) A gun is a last resort, firefights wouldnt go up, but police would be more protected. 90% of the world and 99% of europe has armed police and it works. No innocents shot in my country and barely any criminal shot. But we see the police has a security force which is ready against anything. No offence but for me an unarmed police isnt even a police..Doesnt make me feel safe at all knowing they are not better equipped than a criminal ).

[@ashleygoggs5679]

@@dedeferreira98 if we ever felt like coppers needed guns they would have them, however we just dont have the statistics that makes a gun worth having. If there is a situation where a gun is needed our cops are trained too react in such a way that armed police are on scene before coming across an armed assailant, much like any british forces be it police or military, intel is paramount Police will not engage and armed target without required backup. The facts are whether you like them or not in terms of gun laws, our system works. Just get over it.

[@zackpayne42]

I cried this episode. 2300 police officers killed since 1980? We need to do something differently.

[@thedebatehitman]

The female officer makes my heart go pitter-patter.

[@hannelaw7343]

The Debate Hitman this is so wholesome what the heckaroonie

[@SHMEGMA9]

This might have been the most fair coverage of police I’ve ever seen. It took a comedian to do a reporter’s job

[@bubblegummel]

I'm 25 years old and in the UK, and I have NEVER seen a gun in my life. I was terrified of my brothers plastic BB as a kid

[@coltonblake13]

Thats so wild to think about. Theyre not scary. I just spent about an hour shooting a pistol and shotgun in the backyard. I cant imagine thinking such a tool is frightening.

[@TP-mv6en]

colton If we see someone with a gun we would obviously assume they’re a terrorist

[@coltonblake13]

@@TP-mv6en i cant judge bcuz your way seems super strange to me. You need training and licenses to be in public with a gun and each states different. I just know with the amount of guns we have on the streets nearly everyone is responsible and knows how serious a responsibility it is. Say a criminal comes in to rob a store or a bank and want hostages or is going to rob everyone, having that person with a gun right there willing to engage and risk their life to save everyone is comforting. No blindly complying with the criminal or waiting until its over to hope police can do something.

[@TP-mv6en]

colton But people don’t come in to banks with guns here in the UK. There may be a few people who by guns illegally and use it in gangs but they don’t go round committing terror attacks. Also, you can still do shootings if you have a gun licence.

[@coltonblake13]

@@TP-mv6en you can, but most don't bcuz they wouldn't have passed the system to get one. I mean, we've got over 350,000,000 guns with our citizens. Which is more then some nations armies. Nobody takong America from the people with our $700,000,000,000 a year military budget along side the citizens. Hope one day you are able to shoot a variety of weapons and see they are nothing to be fearful of. Guns don't kill people, people do.

[@jayh3359]

I live in Birmingham and I’m from there, and this is brilliant.. Typical Birmingham policeman 😂

[@aldrenalin1]

That’s Newtown Police Station... spent some of my best nights after drinks in there. nice cells too 😊😊😊... Ahhhh good times

[@peaveyst7]

ah mate im sure we all agree that the most memorable moments mostly ends there ;-)

[@theendresult6404]

A good friend will help with the bail, a great friend is sitting beside you going, "Wasn't that great?"

[@mellowlink1215]

Police exchange program is needed.

[@shukriabshir1033]

"HONEST, LOVE , I HAVE NEVER DONE A BURGLARY"

[@sirborkington1052]

Oh well sorry we'll let you go then.

[@col4574]

Even if he has done it will go much much worse with him if he resists arrest,hurts a policewoman or produces weapons etc. A FINE COULD TURN INTO 20 YEARS IN JAIL OR WORSE.

[@chrisbowles4981]

4:48 that blonde cop his so hot!

[@georgebardsley7129]

Chris Bowles Ah she’s a English lass thou, so it’s fit

[@randomthingperson9]

🤨📸

[@chrisbowles4981]

@@randomthingperson9 hey man this was 5 years ago cut me some slack

[@rhiannonloughran8164]

Northern Irish police have guns on them (due to a high security threat) and its extremely rare to hear about them discharging their weapon, in fact in my 18 years of actually living I don’t recall hearing of any incident where the PSNI have discharged their weapons..

[@GoddoDoggo]

That's because they're actually trained to use (and not use) them.

[@rhiannonloughran8164]

nietzsche I experienced enough to do me. Two bomb threats one beside my house and one beside my school. Obviously not as bad as the troubles but still bad

[@turnip5359]

They will knock seven shades of shit outta ya though, PSNI doesn't mess around

[@trotwoodwalkthroughs6302]

If you think about it it makes sense. There are two facets of gun societies. Everyone in Ireland owns a gun. However, the laws are strict and they are trained on how to use them. The polar opposite side is the United Kingdom where laws are so strict why would you want one. These are the two facets of society that people can coexist safely.

[@Anon54387]

The vast majority of US police go their entire careers without firing their weapon except for their monthly qualifications at the gun range.

[@MixologistMilo]

Im a Brit living in USA, I show this to my gun loving American friends all the time! ✊

[@nonstop9907]

As another Brit, who loves the American way of life, but does not live there, Why are you living there embarrassing us and playing to the British stereotype? If you move to another country, you have to live by American values, go read the US Constitution, and the Bill of rights, The right to keep and bare arms is in there, support the entire US Constitution or MOVE back to the UK. I am English but why be the type of Immigrant who try and turn the country they live in like their old one.. when In Rome do as the Romans do get out of the US if you can't support the American people and the values they share! You are living in the Land of the Free remember that, It's not our 13 colonies anymore.

[@sirborkington1052]

You can criticise laws and constitutions, American's value the right to protest.

[@MixologistMilo]

Non Stop STFU

[@nonstop9907]

@@MixologistMilo no you STFU, don't move to a country and try and change it to be like your old one, support the American way of life (The US Constitution) or get out, embarrassment! worst type of Immigrant to move to any country, the one who has no clue on the values of the nation he is moving too and then actively fights against something which helps to protect the rights of millions of Americans.

[@nonstop9907]

@@sirborkington1052 He can he absolutely has the right to do that In America, Freedom of speech and expression, but it's not going to stop people thinking bad things about him as a Citizen, If he is going against the Constitution which helps him to have those rights in the first place, the rights in the Constitution are Inalienable for a reason! so those who seek to do so will be looked down upon, It is anti American to go against these rights.

[@deanadam8948]

Oh America, get a common sense, look around the world, learn something, you can always picks up good behaviour

[@afriendlycadian9857]

@Annihilate MAGA Cult they never seem to undestand that there was only swords and muskets/rifles back then not handguns assault rifles etc

[@nonstop9907]

@@afriendlycadian9857 Actually there was devices capable of firing more then one round back then, learn some history.. I might be English but any true American will tell you that the founding fathers intended for Citizens to be just as well Armed as any Infantry man in the Military for All time, and their are good reasons for this, It's us British people who tend not to understand the values America was founded upon! Freedom for the Individual!

[@afriendlycadian9857]

@@nonstop9907 ah yes freedom but nowadays they have the least freedom compared to europe and yes i know there was weapons that could fire more than once but the majority were one shot

[@nonstop9907]

@@afriendlycadian9857 If you are Law abiding in America you have more Freedom then any other citizen on the planet, If you are a Criminal in America, then you will lose that freedom, and that's why they have one of the largest inmate populations compared to other nations, It's still the most free country on earth.. Bill of Rights etc! protected in Law by the Constitution, and yes the majority were one shot with just Muskets, but the point still stands, the founding fathers were aware of such technology when recognizing the rights of The People to keep and bare arms, and they were great minds, who were aware that technology would change over time, they were perfectly aware of this, and were happy for this right to be recognized for the people, no matter what technology develops, If the Infantry has it, the Citizens should also be able to bare arms with the same weaponry, this is to prevent tyranny and enable good people to defend themselves.

[@coltonblake13]

@Annihilate MAGA Cult the government didn't have those either. Our guns are so we are the largest army and can and should overthrow our government if it begins to oppress the people against our will. We do have private citizens with tanks.

[@paidagringa1107]

That blonde sergeant is really pretty. I’m a single father just so you know if you ever read this 😂

[@ajaystephen869]

I gave u a like so ud reach the top comment and she might even read this. 🤘🏻

[@pietskiet8763]

she can arrest me anyday!

[@MrHarsh3600]

Fuck off you creep

[@notapplicable4567]

Lol shooting his shot from distance

[@mdnahidn]

Contact relevant police branch

[@pearljammer364]

Way better than American cops.

[@Ryan88881]

Better? really

[@mccarraa]

Ryan Marshall 100%

[@garettjames6349]

It's like Jim says - they don't think every day could be their last. Not nearly as much to keep them twitchy and on edge.

[@romainsavioz5466]

Ryan Marshall yep

[@jamuler6919]

Patrick Corpuz i think its the people they have to watch

[@ice-tgaming4609]

seems like a perfect place to rob a bank using ak-47 and no one can stop you lol