marston bailiff bullies his way into my house with police over a tv licence !!!PLEASE SHARE!!!

there was no legal warrant and the police turned up because he said i was being aggressive. all i said is remove your foot from my door.
then the police allow him access to the property of which there was 2 children under 10yr and a heavily pregnant wife who went into 2 month premature labour shortly after this.
the first thing the bailiff done was go upstairs and scare my daughter. then proceeded to go through to any room and look into drawers and cupboards for belongings.
i have never felt so powerless in my life. because of a tv licence.
WE don't even watch tv. we have a tv for netflix and gaming which you don't need a licence.
once i borrowed some cash from my mother in law and a friend the bailiff was actually an ok bloke but it was the manner in which he conducted his job. i have previously paid 3 bailiffs in the past 3 months over £3000 and i would have paid this guy if he wasn't so aggressive.
my daughter was crying and my wife was having a panic attack. it felt like i was being robbed with the aid of the police, the bailiffs are using the police as authority to enter when in fact the warrant is not worth the paper it's written on.
it seems like if you pay 1 bailiff then the rest will come after you.
i have been bleed dry over the past few months and yet another is breaking into my home.

[@asimghaffar8148]

That female officer was so lovely and nice!

[@wendylady69]

Do not open the door! Tell them you have contacted their employer and removed their 'implied right of access. A Law abiding citizen being caused distress and alarm? The tresspass, harassment and threat of financial loss with removal of private property is more of an attempted robbery and extortion then it is lawful? Look how ridiculous the system has become! If it no longer represents the people then it's a broken system! We must now learn to represent ourselves and each other. Left unchecked, unregulated and unchallenged it will become a monster that will eat us all!

[@wendylady69]

+RugbyTube, If you support the British.Bullshit.Corporation, you are a brainwashed lemming, a mainstream media muppet or just plain idiotic!?

[@luistorres-rico3516]

Asim Ghaffar i know

[@rollog1248]

Asim Ghaffar No, she's being a bitch with a soft voice.

[@fallon-jaynecarter1127]

Agreed. ❤️

[@theelvington]

The female officer is obviously in the wrong profession. She would be more suited as a presenter on cbeebies

[@somerandomguy6692]

or BDSM mistres talking down on him

[@BabyfluffyunicornLana]

OMG😭😭😭

[@beccalol6030]

BAHAHA

[@owenreynolds1556]

Nah mate she did her job really well as she didnt anoye the person and made everythink calm that's what she should do

[@owenreynolds1556]

@Take a Hit, Be somebody Baby! fair enough 😂😂😂

[@jawadhussain4232]

This police women is a credit to the police force. Wish they hired more people like her. Absolute class

[@jamie-hb8gy]

only because shes on camera.

[@jamesb9557]

Is that a joke the warrant wasn't signed

[@chudds7286]

What about when she has to tackle an actual crime and not this shit. How do u reckon she would handle herself against a knife attacker or thief? She'd get ragdolled.

[@dbedwell2]

Jawad Hussain m

[@superchannel2056]

Wish the police wasn't there so he can smack the fuck out of him

[@underpantswedgy]

3 police officers for a TV licence . Welcome to the UK.

[@alexanderoshaughnessy3176]

Someone was probably stabbed while this shit went on.

[@akarinn343]

Brits not paying their debts. Welcome to Brexit.

[@cowly24876]

Akarinn if Britain didn’t rip off its own and make us pay more than the rest of the world for the same shit then maybe people could afford to eh?

[@thedocnastrian]

3 police to prevent a situation from turning peaceful into a brawl.

[@barsenmadrid1487]

🤣🤣

[@piaggiozip125]

My house was burgled and the police said they didn't have the resources to attend and investigate. Yet 3 officers can assist a bailiff because someone hasnt paid their TV licence! Says it all!!

[@ricardocr35]

piaggiozip125 of you cant see the difference in circumstances then i cant really help you understand why you wrong

[@rybelknap]

What's a TV license?

[@saltwithlove2269]

@@rybelknap : TOP COMMENT ! Ha ha - you legend . Have a great weekend

[@rybelknap]

@@saltwithlove2269 honestly what is a TV license? I'm from the states.

[@saltwithlove2269]

@@rybelknap - everyone , well , every household , has to buy a TV licence , currently about £200 per annum , and that pays for out BBC - you have PBS and a similar radio service . So , the BBC , TV and radio , is advert free . Over 75s are exempt . If you don't have one , you get a letter every 2 weeks or so - ''we're coming round '' '' detector vans (!) will be in your area soon'' , etc etc - constant f drama . they have no right of entry , nor need you speak to them . However , premises with a ground floor (you call it first floor, i believe) , they can take a photo of a tv through your window , wva - then it gets complicated . However , everything he says , about a wet signature etc on the warrant is true - his mistake here is going to court in the first place - not sure actually , this case - he should have been able to quote Section 5 , sub paragraph 3 etc / wva , at them . Hey ho . Anyway , ging out now , no offence - best wishes .

[@bryceflanigan4636]

"You've been found guilty of use of a television set without a license" The absolute state of Britain.

[@Foxtrot6624]

bryce Flanigan It’s a tax. Fuck off. The bbc doesn’t run ads this is how they’re funded.

[@pigassault9620]

@@Foxtrot6624 yeah and i dont watch to watch bbc bullshit, running ads on channels i never watch is better than FORCING me to pay extra on something ive already fucking paid for. Scumbags, the lot of them.

[@Foxtrot6624]

Vincent Himiko It’s publicly owned and state run. It’s a tax.

[@lsvital1519]

Yet they dont give a fuck about 15 year olds running around with knives in london

[@rodystam3519]

@00ProblemChild " truthful and balanced" and the BBC? Are you daft? The BBC is a propaganda channel nothing more. serious gun control which results in people just using knifes and acid, a national health service that's about as functional as theresa may in the brexit negotiation

[@supercarspottin3217]

The police officer (women) is so kind tho

[@hxllyxp]

SuperCar Spottin no matter how nice they are never trust em

[@einhornisaman2973]

You get better communication from both parties when speaking in a calm tone.

[@jameselder1103]

SuperCar Spottin most of the police officers like the ones at the door are nice and reasonable but it’s the politically appointed higher ups that are turning Britain into a police state

[@amylewis2362]

Never trust a police officer

[@tomfw5662]

Holly Lawson Porter dont put a full blame on all officers over a few

[@wowverycool1858]

Me: Buys a nice tv. British people: You got a license for that bad boy

[@radiobob805]

The answer is to buy a monitor, not a TV, that connects to devices for playing DVD's and streaming Netflix. If you don't own a TV what can they do?

[@Ghost-vp7wz]

Now comes with Ireland!

[@alasdairmacdonald1752]

In Australia we have a two public broadcasting stations the ABC and SBS, Yet we dont have to pay a Tv License, They produce Programs that are more often better than what the comercial stations provide. Glad i live in australia and not in gloomy england

[@sQrenerfail]

@@radiobob805 trust me, they're still gonna go after you

[@novagsiful]

@@radiobob805 as you may already know that modern TVs can be used as a monitor and does matter as its a civil matter as we the people don't have a contract with nonces at the bbc

[@lewismiller688]

That bailiff was 1000000% bullied in school

[@paulinethepope]

Hes the type that watches a huge black man fucking his wife and gets off on it.

[@pcferdi4208]

Unoeee

[@badasgamerpro5448]

For bieng a pussy

[@luqmanali3609]

Lewis Miller 😂😂😂😂 jokes

[@kiancunningham3325]

Lewis Miller or maybe he’s just a dick and he was the bully and is assertive and has a thirst to control people, similar to how bullies act as they pressure people into doing what they want - exactly what he did here. but hey ho either way

[@isaacschier9751]

I love that first women police officer 👮 She is so nice this is why I like British People..

[@david468j]

Isaac Schier mate not all British are nice lol

[@david468j]

Blyat Suky *recorded

[@tyronenelson9124]

she was in the category of about 10 percent of the British population

[@eloiselow7739]

Tyrone Nelson very true

[@vivantmusic441]

She's one in 60 million

[@ronholland540]

Next year you will be arrested for not paying your license to breath.

[@Man-go6ri]

I would of been nicked for breaking his jaw.

[@focus45554]

Same here just because of that arrogance. The lady was nice really.

[@nhalsall]

I find the homeowner the most annoying.

[@BillyArnoldFunSite]

Man CORRRR YOU’RE ARD

[@Man-go6ri]

Billy Bob, your dad's not.

[@tashasmith151991]

Man cfgdgfb hfgh bb. Hbfhykkg

[@louiseelle3615]

Joke is, they’ll put u in jail for not paying your tv licence..... where u can watch as much tv as u like, for free!!! Welcome to Great Britain! 😂👌

[@asmith865]

I like this comment as it is in a way true if ur in prison I think u get something daft like 3 pound a week standerd without working in there something daft like that don't quote me on it because it's been a few years but in that 3pound or so they take 50p for a kettle and also 50p towards a licence as far as I am aware from it but yes this is a joke I once had them I answered the door he wanted to talk to my partner so she could give permission for me to deal with it at the door as soon as she gave her permission he turned to such a bitch ohhh I'm ringing the police your being aggressive so I was then aggressive he was told to get off my property as it's private and to wait by the bins at the end were he belonged police then followed and even openly asked y there time is being wasted wich he then told them what I had said previous about private property etc at wich the police actually agreed with me and he walked away empty handed haha little did he no my brother in law n best mate were busy getting tvs xbox etc out over the fence 😉

[@lukeenright9856]

Still pay for your t v in prison

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Ha Ha!

[@suzyqualcast6269]

@@lukeenright9856 : Civil matter, whysa plods there ¿?

[@lisagrafton2529]

I wonder if the jail pays their liscense? I'm guessing no!

[@dobson777a]

What kind of country requires you to have a license to have TV? Makes no sense. Throw the damn thing into the street.

[@sbj97]

Facts 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@junaldinho100]

Welcome to Britain. This is the type of shit we have to endure.

[@willbrown2850]

It's because the BBC doesn't have ads so they pay for it with a user license. People make too much of a big deal out of it, there are better things to be angry with, such as vampire Tory austerity.

[@libbypritchard7792]

Britain is as shit hole and here you have to have a tv license

[@lilgee9159]

lol. lots of countries have TV linsence

[@ronjonnj01]

Good God you need a license to watch tv? And I thought cable companies here were bad

[@Gumbi1012]

ronjonnj01 there are free to channels without ads, the licence paya for those channels (ever hear of the BBC?)

[@Vallaque]

They are PAYING for a license for FREE channels?

[@Gumbi1012]

Anders Amdal Taftø I meant to say there are ad free national channels which the TV licence directly pays for

[@lewisnorth1188]

ronjonnj01 You need to pay for a TV licence because the channels are free to watch

[@ronjonnj01]

Lewis North So it's like paying for cable and a person without a license would be like someone here with an illegal cable connection

[@mastersweeps6958]

This female police officer is a shining example of how public servants / human beings should behave. I hope she remains safe in her job.

[@slees1847]

He keeps saying “you’re gonna be arrested” but has no influence over that decision at all. If I was the copper there I’d have been telling the bailiff to chill out

[@jacklewis100]

He doesn't need 'influence' - he's simply stating what will happen if Weeks onstructs him, so he's right.

[@slees1847]

@@jacklewis100 No he is not right. Just because it is an offence does not mean he will be arrested. He has no business stating what he has no control over

[@harryhunter9398]

Wat a bully

[@terrypage358]

@@jacklewis100 that's not the case. You don't have to let a bailiff into your home for any reason, they are never given warrants to enter a home, you are well within your rights to obstruct them and the police are not allowed to help the bailiffs. That's the law as it has been for some time now. Now if you did let a bailiff into your house, then that's another matter.

[@jacklewis100]

@@terrypage358 Nonsense.... you provide no citation or your qualification, because you're making it up or misinformed. This is a criminal fine and you're not entitled to obstruct them. www.gov.uk/your-rights-bailiffs

[@barragan4176]

Man , that lady Is so nice XD

[@destroyedworldorder3040]

yeah shes probably a seductress

[@yahtzee4229]

Or maybe she's a police officer...

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

She might have been nice but she helped to assist with the enforcement of an illegal warrant. so was not so nice, just pleasant!

[@staceyrishel2931]

The female officer was so sweet and kind! She Had a sweet tone to! :)

[@junaldinho100]

Trixaroo R I don’t trust her. No police officer is genuinely nice!!

[@mattiaswild1927]

Poor you if you belive that theater.

[@aarons4996]

Great female officer. Didn’t come in biased and took both sides of the parties and tired to make a solution

[@200779pd]

She had already took a side from the very beginning. She called the bailiff her colleague. She is a disgrace

[@rosemaryjones5550]

Also it does need to be signed so she is wrong

[@smeogol691000]

maybe she was nice ,its not nice to know that police officers dont know the law,problem with modern day police is that they try and enforce the law not uphold it.you should of requested an inspector

[@isilencer8877]

@@rosemaryjones5550 it doesn’t need to be signed anymore

[@nathaniel8809]

at 5:19 you can clearly see that bald cop in the back give a wink and mouth gesture basically saying we have your back just wait!

[@TallSilentGuy]

Well caught. The slimy bastard.

[@hazepennington5392]

Nathaniel yea an it's not peaceful

[@imYOURMODz]

Nathaniel lool true

[@oknottoberude8178]

omg i saw that holey crap

[@Max-vk6hn]

Nathaniel the police are always on the balifs side

[@jameskelly6452]

first mistake opening the door

[@Legendgamer0981]

james kelly first mistake *not paying the fine.

[@user-rr4cx6ik5o]

@Henry Tudor why you so angry he should be paying for what he is using

True, I never open the door to strangers

[@DanDan-ii1vx]

Foot in the door is all they want to increase pressure -Keep it shut Tv lice and parking tics are not really criminal offences otherwise we would be arrested for breaking the law And not harresed by bailiffs These are just well designed ways of earning cash And police assist in the intimidation but they know it's fake, but they can't take our side. It's really a scam.

[@michaelsalinas8852]

Just fucking hack them all to pieces. Simple as that

[@EWJMCFC]

Fair play to the female officer

[@amylewis2362]

dobby .co.uk123 not really..She was no help at all

[@younginvestor9657]

dobby .co.uk123 she’s a fucking cock.

[@matthewcowan8160]

BLG I always thought she was a rooster? My bad...

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

She aided and abetted an illegal forced entry, thereby committing an offence see below, The law allowing bailiffs to use force against people was repealed on 15 July 2013 by section 25(5) of the Crime and Courts Act 2013 which amended Paragraphs 24(2) and 31(5) of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 taking out the provision that allowed bailiffs to use force against people in the recovery of debts.

[@EWJMCFC]

Brightstarlivesteam bet you’re fun at parties

[@wielok4808]

unfortunately you messed up by opening the door!

[@BAIRZKX]

BUT THEY WILL KNOCK TE DOOR DOWN THATS AN ANOTHER PROBLEM

[@wielok4808]

@@BAIRZKX no they won't. The bailiff don't have the powers to break the door down

[@BAIRZKX]

Oh I thought they do because I was watching an program about these Dickhead bailiff

[@wielok4808]

@@BAIRZKX then you thought wrong

[@BAIRZKX]

@@wielok4808 ok

[@morris_j7766]

Police looked fed up of the bailiff too

[@oofoof7924]

Jamey _M oh yeah

[@simpleman806]

The people of the UK needs to rise up and take their country back, before time runs out

[@BogusBozo]

That female cop should do asmr.

[@user-jn7xd4sm3q]

Bogus Bozo she so old she probably doesn’t know how to work a phone

[@annaleekillingsworth8701]

Bogus Bozo lol

[@alteo8588]

Leave

[@wewew9783]

I'm a 56 year old retired police officer with 29 service. I also possess a English law degree (LL.B). A bailiff acting under a CIVIL court judgment can NOT push past an occupant who refuses entry at an open door. THIS IS NOT PEACABLE ENTRY! THE BAILIFF HERE IS ACTING UNLAWFULLY. However, the warrant issue doesn't need a signed wet signature. That's getting into straw man law and is total rubbish. Providing a warrant / order exists and was issued by the court it doesn't need a wet signature at all. What concerns me more here is that these police officers seem to be totally ignorant of the relevant laws on bailiff entry. It is worrying that they appear to think it's their job to directly assist the bailiff and obtain identification. You don't have to say anything when arrested so you certainly don't need to say a word to anyone in these circumstances. This bailiff was in fact liable to arrest himself here because he committed assault and battery by pushing himself past the occupant who lawfully refused entry. He can only be invited in (PEACABLE entry). www.nationalbailiffadvice.uk/Boot-in-Door-Bailiffs-Threshold-Maneuver.html

[@garymacro8724]

Yeah agree that the bailiff did wrong but you also know obstructing a bailiff from doing his job is an offence

[@wewew9783]

@@garymacro8724 With respect it's unlawful to obstruct a bailiff in the lawful execution of his duty when acting for a court. The bailiff here is treated as an officer of the court BUT - it follows that if the bailiff is acting OUTSIDE the law or by using unlawful force or entry it's certainly NOT unlawful to resist using reasonable force. The bailiff here should have been arrested by those clueless police officers for using unlawful force to gain entry. This was a DEFECTIVE entry - Pushing past the occupier in CIVIL claims is not permitted. A bailiff when distraining a civil debt can only gain PEACABLE entry (invited inside).

[@friarbishme]

its has to be signed by a magistrate,if it be by ink or a printed signature, it must be signed (www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt-and-money/action-your-creditor-can-take/bailiffs/stopping-bailiffs/stopping-bailiffs-at-your-door/"

[@anthonycheshire7279]

The citizens advice page linked says “The bailiff could have the right to force entry to your home or business if they’re collecting: unpaid magistrates court fines, for example if you were given a fine for not paying your TV licence tax debts for HM Revenue and Customs, for example if you owe income tax They’ll need to show you proof of what you owe and a 'warrant' or a document called a ‘writ’ from a court. Check any documents are signed and in date and have your correct name and address.” So does that not mean the bailiff was within his rights?

[@friarbishme]

@@anthonycheshire7279 If it was signed then they could, but it also shows that the balliff was hiding something or at least wrongfully stating the law when he said he could not record him. Totally legal to record him for personal safety

[@attnMoFo]

Wait....what? Why the hell does anyone need a licence to own and operate a television? What is this Orwellian madness?!?

[@attnMoFo]

AAaaaand this wanker (whoever the hell he is) can confiscate YOUR property no matter what it is to sell at auction to cover the cost of a stupid fine? OMG, none of this seems real. YOu basically have no rights. No freedoms. I'm really flabbergasted.

[@forwatching6708]

You are forgetting that they like to tell people the TV licence is needed even if you don't have an aerial connected to your TV. They lie and threaten people into getting a TV licence targeting any address that is not in their database of paid "customers". These people are so dishonest that they had an campaign of lying to people in adverts about "advance technology" that had that could detect if you was watching tv and then followed up by sending people in vans to look through peoples windows to see if they could spot a tv in use. That is scummy, not giving you money to people like that is completely understandable.

[@attnMoFo]

So how do they know if you're watching live tv when using an aerial?

[@MrSporkster]

+AttnJack, the BBC uses detector vans to locate the signal: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_detector_van

[@hassall46]

No it's to pay for the bbc

[@willransom4027]

By law a warrant does need to be sighned by the court in Great Britain

[@pandalegends2738]

And everywhere else

[@nickjupp6868]

by a judge not a court clerk... it has to be of wet ink and within a few hours of signing it it can be executed. no judge will sign one therefore all the ones you will be shown are not legal. do not leave any doors or windows open and dont let them in. if you see someone at your door that you dont know leave them outside... leave your vehicles parked elsewhere....

[@nickjupp6868]

@Mr Patraeus if the judge did sign it he can be arrested. thats why they dont.. law says it has to be signed in order to make it legal... these bailiff people make you believe they have power they dont... goods for sale and personal items are different meanings as well....

[@HunsAreGoingBust]

Nick Jupp absolute nonsense. Electronic signatures are completely valid.

[@nickjupp6868]

@@HunsAreGoingBust utter rubbish... All warrants have to be signed by a judge'.. Not a clerk'. Its law never mind what you have been told

[@garyzucker2738]

Tv licences should not be a thing. Period.

[@abb5596]

If you don't watch BBC shows you can literally opt out, it ain't that deep

[@drummonkeystuffuk1875]

@@abb5596 They still harass you with threat letters though.

[@abb5596]

@@drummonkeystuffuk1875 send some back

[@kfcgravy5041]

Tv licence is a joke, nearly served jail time cus of it

[@yogamoshi567]

Then get a fucking tv licence you knob, everyone else has too. Get in line, you're not special.

[@alexwr]

No, you don't have to get one. If you don't watch live TV or iPlayer, you aren't required to get one.

[@yogamoshi567]

I never said anything about that. The guy specified that he's nearly served jail time because of it. Meaning that he was watching live TV or iPlayer without one. I.E. don't break the law and complain about it. It doesn't change anything, just makes your own life more difficult than it needs to be and more expensive. If you don't like TV License then that's fair enough, but to change anything you need to either create a mass scale protest to petition Parliament. Most of these Baliff videos are people trying to be righteous when they themselves are in the wrong. If you're in a situation where you need to be arguing with bailiffs and having to learn your way around the law, then you're just a cunt. And you have no right to complain about criminals who you feel aren't dealt with appropriately.

[@PaperBagMan884]

@@yogamoshi567 "OY, YOU GOT A LOICENSE FOR THAT, MATE?"

[@PaperBagMan884]

People who live in England are fucking cucks. Paying a license to own a TV. JUST LOL! Why don't you bend over and spread your cheeks for daddy government while you're at it! 😅

[@michaelsmyth5877]

That female police officer was a class act.

[@trappedinroom1014]

No bailiff can force his way into a property for a civil matter. I feel sick watching these and my heart goes out to you. 💕

[@sarahdent2600]

A civil matter is one which does not involve a criminal offence. He has been found guilty of watching TV without a licence which is a criminal offence so force can be used

[@Parrotting]

@@sarahdent2600 If it was a criminal offence then the police would have the power to arrest. This is a civil matter.

[@sarahdent2600]

@@Parrotting The twat who uploaded this has been found guilty at court of watching TV without a licence. That is a criminal offence. You can be arrested for not paying a criminal fine.

[@sarahdent2600]

@@Parrotting Watching TV without a licence is a criminal offence. Should the fine,not be paid, he can be arrested.

[@sarahdent2600]

I will be back shortly with my violin.The bailiff can use force in this case as he is collecting a fine imposed by a court for a criminal offence.

[@Lde790]

5:18 copper makes a dirty wink at the bailiff. They’re all corrupt!

[@shotguntamPvP]

Or he's reassuring the bailiff that he's in the right....

[@neilwoodward7336]

@@shotguntamPvP No. The officer is clearly a minion of the Nazi BBC. Who's products are absolutely shite. Why should we be FORCED to pay for absolute shite?

[@shotguntamPvP]

@@neilwoodward7336 he's not a minion, he knows that this guy is being obstructive and is clearly stupid enough to be watching live TV. Closed case in my eyes. Don't watch live TV and you won't have people at your door. Stupid fees for stupid people.

[@neilwoodward7336]

@@shotguntamPvP The point is the enforcement officer was forcing his way into a private premises. On behalf of an outdated, rubbish provider. Which for some obscure reason seems to have a mandate to crucify people!

[@shotguntamPvP]

@@neilwoodward7336 the point is he has to pay a licence to watch live TV. If he doesn't pay it then he shouldn't use it. It doesn't matter if you think you should have to pay for something or not. He denied he was the home owner because he knew he was in the wrong. Pay the licence or don't watch live TV. Its really simple.

[@melecklabs5753]

Backup unit was pretty fast , took 50 seconds

[@buklau3781]

@Liam Kurz lol you could hear the siren 4 seconds after she calls

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

When my mother's home was broken into (they smashed the kitchen window frame and glass. It took the police two days before they visited her. The neighbours secured the window for her. She was so frightened that she had my brothers fit bolts to all the doors on the ground floor, so that anyone breaking in could not leave the room , into which they had broken. She went around the house, before she went to bed to make sure all the doors leading to the hallway were bolted shut.

[@riawally5627]

2.02-2:07 that dodgy bastard grabbed that warrant from the sweet lady cop (while she was still reading it) & PUSHED his way inside, knowing damn well he had to already be inside the home BEFORE the other cops showed up. The male cop later (around 5:54 & on) explains that "he's already inside the property" & can execute that warrant. They consider THAT "making peaceful entry"!?? THAT'S SOME B.S.! SMH

[@Inatsikap]

so this is the BBC's bully come to collect money for crap channel that we don't even watch!!

[@ilovechriswright7582]

Inatsikap he clearly does watch tv bc he was caught not having a tv licence

[@kethughes8266]

Its the court who sent him its the court who fined him.He would have been given ample opportunity to pay you can ignore the BBC but not the court.

[@drummonkeystuffuk1875]

@@kethughes8266 The court? Capita you mean! They have no authority to enter anyones property - they are a private firm.

[@rockshaman9515]

The mistake was in opening the door and allowing him inside.

[@svxntt]

The mistake was not punching him in the face

[@davidknight1263]

He pushed his way in.

[@alexbainbridge7160]

For operation of a tv without a licence ??? You need a license for a tv WTF What is wrong with England

[@isilencer8877]

Alex Bainbridge I'm from England and I don't have this 😂

[@Dylan_maggs]

Because your 5 youu a havnt moved out yet

[@Aoooooooooooooooooooooooo]

Alex Bainbridge how about duck yiu

[@alexbainbridge7160]

AL._ 15 I'm 24 and we don't have Tv licenses in New Zealand What do you need them for?

[@originallegendz8325]

Alex Bainbridge Its so if you get robbed then you can have control with what you want plus you have insurance with a tv and others. Tbh it's kinda stupid you have to have a t.v license, but better than having laws like America's lol

[@justiceforall3103]

Using a television set without a license? WTF!!! And they say there’s freedom in the UK?

[@VReecey]

@@rrdrm3732 i think its something like BBC you have to pay for a TV license, its 24 a month then goes to like 12 after 6 months

[@rrdrm3732]

@@VReecey Indeed

[@Mittenator-cn2fh]

There is freedom but not enough

[@zx6mick]

Freedom in the UK ha ha ha ha ,their is an illusion of freedom the same where your from . Police are here for the establishment protection only .

[@earthstar393]

It's basically just like paying for Netflix. Why is it so hard for you to understand?

[@martinhill3056]

3 coppers for a warrant. Mmmh that's why everyone getting robbed/mugged etc. Come on why waste the tax payers money

[@danielle3933]

he barged his way through not peacefully entered.

[@sammanning3]

danielle don’t know what video you were watching.. if that’s what you think happened then you must have the same mindset as Roxanne Pallet being abused on Big Brother.

[@anthonycheshire7279]

Sam, Danielle is correct though according to the law.

[@LordHeartNight]

In legalese bollox, yes it is sadly

[@sarahdent2600]

@@anthonycheshire7279 No she isn't. A criminal offence has been committed so force can be used

[@JenniferFuchek]

"use of a television without a license" WTF "maritime law" makes the warrant not be signed by a magistrate?!

[@darkarima]

Of course! You can clearly see the ocean behind them as they board his houseboat.

[@JenniferFuchek]

darkarima LoL 😂😂😂🖒

[@urchill1899]

how can that bailiff keep saying your gonna get arrested... is he in charge of the police officers??

[@brianlopez8855]

Never open the door. Never speak. Never identify yourself. Just Stare. Do you remember the film, 'The Shining' ?

[@katierogers2206]

Should've paid the TV license 😂😂😂 That's why I never answer my front door 😂

[@damien3959]

@Travis O'Hara regularly people

[@ingodwetrustdellaware-inc8322]

Good.. me too

[@drummonkeystuffuk1875]

Lol, I'd tell him to first prove I watch live TV! - Good luck with that :P

[@markahanrahan]

How anybody can do that job is beyond me.

[@Acts-ms6vr]

I wish lady cops in the USA was as nice and sweet as the British lady cop...

[@louiseelle3615]

This is why u never open the door. And tv licence should be abolished anyway. BBC should be a subscription service like Netflix. How is it that they are allowed to demand money from us, for a channel most people don’t even watch anymore!!!

[@rethguals]

You don't actually have to pay for a TV license unless you watch BBC services (i.e., the channel, via consoles, or on an app). All you have to do is make a declaration and simply not use their services www.tvlicensing.co.uk/cs/no-licence-needed/about.app I'm tipping old mate in this video (who openly lied about his identity, and attempted to conceal his identity to the policewoman until he realised he couldn't get away with it) isn't exactly being honest about his BBC usage, nor is this the first time he's owed money.

[@savvageorge]

I personally think it's about population control, not about TV. They want to make sure you're a good citizen and you do what you're told.

[@bb-ballistics1706]

@@rethguals the problem with that is, why do we have to "declare that we dont want a service" or be fined? Imagine if you had to do that we every other tv provider and company. If you want it you should be able to subscribe to it and sign up, if you dont, you cant watch it. 580k people declared they no longer need a license last year, costing the bbc over 80 million 😁

[@rethguals]

@@bb-ballistics1706 I presume because the arrangement is too convenient for the BBC, and too inconvenient for users to opt out of of - few people who own a television for whatever reason but refuse to pay are never going to resist the temptation to flick onto public TV for even a second. Considering the BBC makes between 3-4 billion a year from fees each year, it's still a very viable system. To most people, it's probably easier to just treat it like a small yearly tax. An imperfect system of course, but there is no inherently good one; you either opt out and never use their services, pay a small yearly tax to watch public TV, or watch public TV for free with corporate and political ads shoved down your throat.

[@stephenmackey4571]

The female is an excellent police officer.

[@KenJohnsonMusic]

Doesn't she have the sweetest little voice. I'm in love.

[@spiritknife4869]

Yeaah and she just cool she's not bad

[@apachegunship591]

*I AM A POLICE OFFICER* just to let you know, if he comes back, even if he has a warrant, you dont have to let him into your house, they can only come in if you invite them in, or through an open door or window, but once there in your house, they can get to things by breaking locks, doors etc.

[@apachegunship591]

@@Authority-UK thats just called being a wanker

[@willbrown2850]

They're not fucking vampires you mong

[@Spilkyy]

They're*

[@Joshua78b]

Police ruin everything

[@simondelaney2958]

jerry weeks of course you don’t give a shit, your a cop and a thug that works for a criminal gag called the government

[@CoalWorxDiesel]

Bless the woman trying to be polite

[@seanfenwick]

What a waste of time. Jerry, you should have paid your license if it’s due.

[@NishantGogna]

In the UK, you need a license to watch television, costs about 150 pounds, and is used to fund BBC and public broadcasting. It's essentially a TV tax.

[@BaziwizZy]

But he only watches Netflix and games therefore he doesn't need one!

[@baronlands6803]

And the BBC had a licence to fuck and finger kids on childrens tv and very wrog

[@NishantGogna]

But its ridiculous you need a license at all to own a TV.

[@tsfcancerman]

yes they got the same tv tax (NRK tv license) in norway but around 350 pounds a year. and in sweden you even have to pay it just for having internet so you dont even need to have a tv but still needs to pay it around 150 pounds a year. at least in norway ppl can block the tv from reciving tv broadcasts and then you dont need to pay the tax. but they all still show up on the door if they suspect you of owning tv without paying tax, here in norway they even go further because when ppl buy a tv its registered on a name because they demand name and adr from an ID and then those tv shops send those names in, so noone can get away unless you get someone else to buy it or used. or if you know the ppl selling it and just register wrong names.

[@ronjonnj01]

Nishant Gogna In essence we have a similar tax but they are monthly fees , State fee , Franchise fee and Broadcast tv fees and state sales tax ....if you don't pay it you won't have cable, some then piggyback the cable but if they get caught they can be charged with theft of services. no one comes to confiscate your tv,

[@walkedale1986]

lol, I hope the guy had a license for that video camera he is recording with.

[@hazepennington5392]

Dun that's what I was thinking

[@tomastwood-cave3963]

The officer in the back winked at the other man at 5:20

[@leevine5580]

Wronguns ain’t they all in it together

[@jaydoggy456]

I guess if the warrant doesn't need to be signed then the cops are correct. If the warrant needs to be signed he should easily win that battle in court

[@stevenhodgson834]

There is no legal requirement for a warrant relating to debt to have a wet ink signature (the warrant need not be on paper either). There was a judicial review about signatures on summonses, R v Brentford Justices, ex parte Catlin [1975] QB 455. In that case, Lord Chief Justice Widgery stated that it is perfectly proper for a signature to be rubber stamped. And rule 109 of the Magistrates' Courts Rules 1981 as amended by The Magistrates' Courts (Miscellaneous Amendments) Rules 2003 says "In this rule where a signature is required on a form or warrant other than an arrest, remand or commitment warrant, an electronic signature incorporated into the document will satisfy this requirement".

[@theabstract4936]

I like how the cop winked at that guy

[@williamveltmeyer6776]

Birdman #TheNumber1Stunna Wayne that's my son when

[@garryfoulkes6771]

That's probably because he can see he is just doing his job and the guy with the phone is being an awkward bell end.

[@vivantmusic441]

It doesn't have to be signed by the magistrate 😂

[@davidmason9251]

vivAnt Music so I can just print out some bull shit and that gives me entry?

[@ryanlewis1295]

David Mason please learn the law before you comment it doesnt need to be signed you can come.with a e warrant from the court on a Ipad if you like ring the court and they will confirm it

[@Matty88301]

I believe hes implying that anybody with a printer could just print of any old shite since nobody really knows what a warrant looks like that claims they can enter your home. A signature from someone in authority should be on every warrant that implies access to a property, and should certainly be on one that grants rights to force entry. The government need to make changes to warrants to make it clear on what power a warrant grants, and should always be signed by an authority that is liable for decision to grant it.

[@davidmason9251]

MatthewT exactly my point

[@anthonyevans7506]

High court enforcement officers are the only officers to execute a warrent without a signiture from a court

[@mikesully110]

it sucks that we have to pay yearly to fund the Boys Buggering Club I mean the British Broadcasting Corporation

[@richardmadden8742]

Don't pay then, I've not done so for over ten years.

[@willbrown2850]

@@richardmadden8742 "FBI, open up!"

[@charlieberesford3242]

If you don’t want it don’t pay for it, no one is forcing your to

[@joleigh1498]

Pay your fines which you incurred because you were found guilty by a lawful judge and this 'stress' wouldn't be put on your heavily pregnant wife in the first place.

[@_mr.a-10_86]

She's so nice

[@AtomicFire1972]

An iron fist in a velvet glove is still an iron fist.

[@criminaltendencies6107]

robert watts good shit

[@a.v.london1952]

robert watts good quote 🔝

[@amylewis2362]

Never trust a police officer

[@headhuncho4837]

I thought all warrants have to be signed by a judge.

[@BlackPanther-bd5ve]

Arvid Max or issued by the court

[@TheExpertPickpocket]

Arvid Fernandez thats where your wrong

[@kevmack101]

WTF what country is this Thank God I live in Canada

[@ThomasJackPotter]

TechMack there is NOTHIG wrong with what this guy or the Police are doing 😂 THIS IS NORMAL, ITS THE LAW

[@prisonmike6210]

The education must be lacking in Canada.

[@daddypopo6956]

TechMack I heard Canada and I was like immediate like

[@oceanmxsty2868]

TechMack me ny

[@encrypt3dbr0k3r]

yes there is. Europe needs to put their Police in check - you WEAK europeans are getting butt fucked by the law

[@Lee-vx8hl]

That's the moment you wish your squad of traveller mates walk from the pub ..... lovely matey you alright...

[@jillianbland]

So upsetting to see someone be treated like this by an ignorant bailiff.

[@watsonjason1981]

he is thief that bailiff is breaking the law

[@jaymorgan.]

Should never had entered the door or should've closed it in his face.

[@datguyblake8230]

Jay Morgan erm he would of been arrested so no I wouldn't close the door on his face

[@jaymorgan.]

+Dickhead Joffery If it was an invalid warrant then yes he could've closed door in his face.

[@jaymorgan.]

+Dickhead Joffery maybe maybe not. neither one of us saw the warrant. And I thought debtors prison and penage was no longer legal. Never heard of people going to jail for a debt except maybe tax issues which is still a stupid reason.

[@Cubeazza]

We did not see the warrant, but 3 police officers did in detail and approve of it. The debtor would only be detained until the bailiff had successfully executed the warrant and removed the goods necessary to satisfy the debt. Because the debtor was not assaulting or being overly aggressive, the likelihood is he would only be detained in the police car nearby and released shortly. If the debtor hit or otherwise assaulted the bailiff, the situation would escalate and end up in more serious consequences to the debtor including going to jail.

[@LunaStarFire]

The warrant was legal, forced entry isnt

[@bigredsfirearms5001]

My family is from England and frankly is a disgrace what is happening over there. How the hell does a TV companies have the right without a signed court document to enter a home and randomly take someone's stuff??? What the hell is going on over there!

[@moetoescooter5499]

I was thinking the same thing. I know in the U.S. a Knock warrant must be signed by a judge. Also with Maritime law I thought it was used for international cases in which the violation didn't fall under any established government jurisdiction... With rules like these who need criminals? Your TV company and your police are steeling from you! WTF!!!

[@richardmorton4762]

BigReds the TV company is called the BBC.. Big Brother Corporation.

[@windingrat6506]

Honestly this is the stupidest stuff from England I’ve ever seen

[@harrygardiner5401]

BigReds Firearms well it’s the bbc because they are owned by the government

[@Lodgiisniper]

BigReds Firearms I'm in England too and Tesco wouldn't do that if I didn't pay my shopping Bill I would be arrested

[@babarimen]

Never ever open your front door easily, take a look from a window first!

[@beng4151]

As scary as it sounds, what's a TV license? You need a license in Britain to watch TV?? Please say it ain't so...

[@meaganharvey3081]

Ben G not just a certain channels called BBC ,you have to pay 145 a year,that's it and if you don't pay this is what happens

[@lewisnorth1188]

Ben G You need to pay for a TV licence because the TV channels are free to watch, you don't have to pay for cable

[@beng4151]

Very strange. I assume the state owns the stations?

[@sa6r3]

we have heaps of free tv channels but we don't have to pay for a licence here in australia , advertising pays for most channels except the couple of ones paid for by the govt but paid for by taxes

[@lewisnorth1188]

Moon Pie yes. The licence fee doesn't give you cable, it gives you over a hundred channels over the air. You can get cable, which has more channels and is higher quality but that is a separate service.

[@Ps5_legend]

If i was Jerry in that situation. As soon as he said your making all these exscuses now sir I would have slapped him up lol 😂

[@jaken.6112]

Are you kidding me? All this for "Television license" what the hell does that even mean?! And this muppet tough guy cop is acting like this guy is a convicted murderer, what a joke

[@thefiestaguy8831]

The joke here is you think the "tough guy" is a cop..... he isn't. The cops are the most resigned and calm ones on scene..... so they can't be who you're on about, you're talking about the bailiff, who you think is a cop.

[@rbuls]

Simple solution - pay your debts and bills and you won't have all this aggro and you can quite happily answer the door to anyone knowing you don't owe a penny

[@zackhill5599]

“I’m not Jerry weeks, channel name ‘Jerry weeks’

[@kraigsimmons2338]

That Bailiff would be picking up his teeth!

[@DaNeale64]

Kraig Simmons why? Mans doing his job. If the bloke didn’t want the bailiff coming round he should’ve been paying his bills!

[@flyfishing1776]

That's the way country folk ARE in USA

[@Arc_Luena]

Then you'd be dealing with several officers with tasers and CS spray. Lets see you beat your way out of that. Oh and an ABH/GBH charge on top of the original fine. You break the law, you pay the price.

[@Kcrude]

DaNeale64 paying a TV licence 😂😂

[@jamesgroarke5745]

@@Arc_Luena but then again it's alright for the police to break the law is it? Fuck the law. And fuck the pigs.

[@Madebyapollo_]

5:20 officer winks at the guy bullying his way in

[@bigdoglintern]

Pay your bills, simples! Fuck me, it isn't rocket science 😂😂🤣🤣

[@KamranKhan-no2fl]

I like that he's telling the cops how do their job. He keeps saying "you obstruct me and you'll be arrested" and he's not even a cop. Lol the funny thing is officers were listening to him . ... so funny

[@jjjohnson8623]

Kamran Khan 😂👍

[@fulhamfergie100]

Rule No.1 ) NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER OPEN THE DOOR. speak to these scumbags through a window if you have to ( the top floor if you can). Dont give them access to the only tool the have in getting in the house. Police where shocking in this case.

[@jesuschristneverlived6938]

Chain your door.

[@79tazman]

WTF using a TV set without a licence? what is that/ you can't use a tv without getting a licence first or something LOL!! I'm from Canada i've never heard about that BS law before

[@huntertripps]

they force you to pay a license fee for you to watch T.V.?? well just get a computer and stream, then they can fuck their licence, this is the dumbest thing ive ever heard, im just dumb founded

[@yahafftalaff337]

79tazman and @HunterLogan. They have the law sown up. If you say that you don't even watch B.B.C they charge us for accessing the airwaves! This is the crazy Truth.

[@firstmotorhome8024]

79tazman The BBC licence Fee covers the production of exclusive content which is advert free and sold to many other countries . You don't pay a fee in Canada because your channels are full of adverts that pay for the production of content , get it ? That's why a half hour show in the US or Canada has nearly 15 mins of adverts in it !

[@missmariss5037]

I don't pay, never have - never will 👍

[@sweetboy974]

Pay your bills and don't break the law for tv licensing ! Then you don't have these guys knocking at your door . Check tribunal courts enforcement act 2007. Explains bailiff rights by law . Law of the land common law England and Wales

[@anthonyyfr295]

Wow you need a license to watch TV still in England after all these years what the f*** do they need to have internet

[@jacobburchill4059]

Nothing

[@catomacro8325]

Not just England the whole of the UK . It's how the BBC is funded.They don't have advertising on their UK channels. Basically if you have a device that can recieve BBC broadcasts . Radio or Television it's law to have a license . So even if you choose not to watch or listen to the BBC by just having a radio,TV , Phone you can receive broadcasts so must have a license. It's tax by another word really.

[@jolk4459]

A government level ID

[@malneo5313]

What a lovely police woman..this is why i dont need a T.V...

[@fannysludge]

Mal Neo you look like Rio ferdinand 😜

[@michaelwalsh9782]

Police officer bang on everyone should be like that lovely lady.

[@kemback9586]

Women police officers are absolutely professional and she knows what she's doing.. Thanks to her really helpful.. Thanks lady

[@unknown_user283]

If your heavily pregnant wife who went into 2 month premature labour shortly after this maybe youd should have not been a knob and paid a TV License like everyone else. You caused this issue no one else.

[@Brecconable]

Where was the court order then?

[@alclark5830]

+Brecconable in the guys hand and no it doesn't have to be signed by a judge

[@LINDSAYWINN]

true, so long has it has the court stamp, it is valid...

[@alclark5830]

+Lindsay Winn yep, they don't need a "wet ink" signature

[@LINDSAYWINN]

Al Clark Stones's Justice Manual, which is the standard work referred to by magistrates, contains all the relevant law and procedure..

[@swankyb9454]

The UK has gone to hell. This is ridiculous.

[@stevenwoodrow]

Why? because of a TV licence? Ur not from the USA are you? cause that is the kettle calling the pot black

[@dicktracy2275]

I see the shill was quick to reply on this one.... Can't have the surfs actually contemplating that for a moment can we..... The UK went to hell a long time ago... Gets worse every day...

[@TheMartyandy]

Oh no. A TV licence. This is awful! We need to pay to use a service?! Oh no I never expected that!

[@edek8470]

Jim got away with it for decades but a tv tax? You couldn't make it up. To think some went to jail over an alleged debt. Tv tax.

[@barrymcdougal4816]

HATED FOR GOOD REASON --- TV LICENCE --- WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP.

[@damongt4]

Just pay for a TV license, simple.

[@aimeelily9853]

and my friends make fun of me for not answering my door 🤔

[@Dakayto]

I like the British police, they're kind and gentle...... MOST of the time

[@Saffrone221]

They dont give me a reach around after some vigorous pounding so yeah

[@RiskyWiskyHD]

for those of you who do not live in the UK. if your house has a tv or previously had a tv, they will send these guys to max sure you're not watching TV for free. Thats why you pay the TV License. They will always send you a mails saying that they suspect you of watching TV without a license and will come on such and such date to check your house. If you do not have a TV, then you pretty much ignore this and when they come you just let them in to check that you do not have a tv. But if you do have a TV and you wanna watch it without paying(that what i and all the ghetto niggas do) you hide the TV where they cant find it but the downside is that they will check on you every 4-8 months i think. used this trick until 2012 when streaming site became really popular. I had this one guys come and accuse me of using tv without a license. The only thing i had home was a TV hooked up to a console and a PC. This GUY Ignore the TV connected to the console and told me am using my PC with cable LOL. I told him no. I told him that he can check my pc and you wont find anything. Obviously he took my word for it cuz i wasnt hiding anything. I let him into my house ffs. Now they no longer bother me. Just do not watch TV for free. its trash and you only get like 2 decent channels, the rest are garbage. And you will constantly be harrased, which isnt worth like $12 a month.

[@ThelichkingPlayz]

I live in the UK in London

[@MS-ux6ze]

that has to be the most orwellian thing ive ever heard.

[@tcraigh1]

Notice how quickly the backup arrived! I myself have a learning disability and had a vicious druggy stalker! After many calls you know their advice? ‘Tell him you aren’t interested’ well thanks! After 6 weeks he got an unofficial advisory but by then it was too late. Yet they arrive in 46 seconds for this pointless call!

[@clarelove3738]

FFS, should have just paid your TV licence in first place. It went to court, fine issued, not paid, courts hand it over to bailiffs to finish things up quicker. And they don't need signed warrants. It's how these bailiff companies operate, under contract/retainers by courts. I do have an issue with bailiff immediately wanting to seize goods, instead of letting you ring the company to arrange/agree a payment plan option. That was nasty on his part.

[@midlandsfirst]

@Michael Lambert Rule 109 (3) of the Magistrate Court Rules 1981 states that where a signature is required on a form or warrant (of control), an electronic signature will satisfy the requirement.

[@alexanderwilliams5797]

Use of a television set without a license? GG boys America has officially won

[@hazepennington5392]

Alexander Williams yes what a crock

[@js3244]

Still all your boxers are bums

[@jameslucy8178]

Alexander Williams no one to celebrate with, they've all been shot

[@jameslucy8178]

Mermaid Man so them ten thousand lives shouldn't be noticed for? No guns at all, no gun crime. Take notes from us.

[@js3244]

Mermaid Man didnt a bomb go off in America today?

[@mustdie27]

TV license, ridiculous, what? Do you need to go to TV school and pass your TV exam? "Look both ways before pressing the remote"

[@davidemahony6700]

Hahahahaha...rank!

[@NoHeartAnthony]

You made me chuckle

[@sonnyhughes534]

No you pay for the right to use a TV there's not a test it's about 160 pounds a year

[@kiyoko2525]

LMAO XD

[@nocturnalgamer50]

Oh if this world isn't "Pay to live" already.....

[@jameznash]

he cant enter the property without providing warrant first and the police should have confronted the Bailiff for making false claims about being arrested as its not up to him who the police arrest.