Marstons Bailiff removed by force

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[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

Bailiffs, please come on over to the USA, but make sure you know your options: 1. mauled by dog 2. shot by owner who will not go to jail because it's justifiable homicide under self defence 3. escorted off by police who mostly don't put up with this type of thing over here and arrested for trespassing. We will dedicate each of your arrests to a poor UK victim you harass.

[@lasher840]

@Roger Allison You're ignorant as fuck. Multiple states allow use of deadly force to defend against tresspass

[@heroictesticles6870]

Some of these bailiffs in UK have the backing of the high court. It would be like allowing your dog to attack or you shooting a Fed. You can do it but there would be consequences to those actions. A bailiff/sheriff system in the US would obviously work differently. They'd have Fed badges and be accompanied by local or State police due to crazies who would want to shoot them.

[@zr71offroad20]

Great Britian had one mass shooting to ban all handguns, that was nothing but an excuse but to take away peoples rights. Its a sad fact but you have little to no rights in England. Just look at England in 2020 with snowflaes like this. America may not be the best right now but its alot fucking better then England right now.

[@andrewboff5682]

This is not America

[@andrewboff5682]

This guy is making real pratt of him self all for what. The Bailiff will get in anyway n that girl laughing complete mongs.

[@ardentizzy7720]

I would starve to death before I could be a bailiff. I don’t know how anyone could live with themselves doing that job .

[@leelele5673]

That’s the only job interview he has been successful due to his shit behavior 😂🤣😂🤣

[@superstarshaker7402]

Better than the scrotes they’re dealing with, not paying their debts

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

It's up there with traffic wardens..

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

@Henry Tudor 😆👍

[@adriangriffiths4750]

If he knows he owns a debt just pay it. Why is he playing up for? If people took responsibility for their shit you wouldn't knocks on your door demanding debts.

[@MrMcCawber]

A few years ago, I had bailiffs at my door over a debt owed by a previous resident. Trying to talk sense to them was like talking to a brick wall. When I barred entry, the police arrived in seconds, and clearly did not know the difference between a warrant and a typed letter. A year later, my disabled wife was punched in the face right outside our home by a young thief trying to vandalise our car. I'm also disabled, but was able to see him off with the business end of my brass-handled walking stick. The police took 25 minutes to arrive from their station barely half a mile away, and seemed interested only in why I was carrying an 'offensive weapon.' When the matter came to court, the thief asked for 4 more cases of assault and theft to be taken into account that very same day - and walked smirking from the court with a sentence of 3 months community service. Some time later, when my home was burgled, the police didn't even turn out - just asked over the phone for a list of missing items and gave me an incident number for my insurers. The law??? For ordinary people, it's become a joke!

[@barbaradyson6951]

Mr McCawber. Similar thing but with a better outcome, a pensioners car was his pride and joy and was in showroom condition. But some rough council house kids were dancing all over it so he phoned cambs police he waited for more than 2 hrs phoned again and waited nothing happened so phoned again but this time said he would get his shotgun within minutes they were there, arrested him took him to court where the magistrate asked the police why it took them so long to respond to his first two calls but took less than a few minutes when he said he would get his shotgun. Magistrate Case Dismisse.

[@christianaquilina5434]

When the law fails the people will have no other choice but to take matters in their own hands, which is illegal btw

[@malcolmabram2957]

This is one of two reasons why we having a rise of lawlessness in society

[@andresviveros3994]

But when the police realise people will take the law into the their own hands they will have to change

[@Aidankiwi]

I see PC Plod Allison has crawled out from under his rock again. Wise up, video cams on cellphones and social media are catching up with the corrupt policing in the UK.

[@baronhoban]

the bailiff should not be using 999 for the police

[@icambridge]

Bailiff: "Push me out" *gets pushed out* Bailiff: :O that's assault. No, you literally asked for it. Consent was given.

[@camkai1998]

So true

[@jimthompson8947]

Yep. This is what happens when you relinquish your firearms init then.

[@sonichu2electricboogaloo698]

@@jimthompson8947 you can still own firearms in the UK and while "not for self-defence; however if a home-owner is threatened they may be used in self-defence, so long as the force is reasonable" You do need a firearms certificate tho

[@dennisd.cherrysr.3326]

@@sonichu2electricboogaloo698 To me reasonable force means until I run out of bullets and have to reload.

[@itsfreddie7132]

Ikr! Id of pushed him with all my force the second he said that xD

[@iamzombie4106]

it's a pity the police aren't that fast when there's a real crime going on

[@elaminmochichi7767]

My friends bike was stolen like 4 years ago, still haven't been found...

[@kernow24]

they bend over backwards for their corporate paymasters

[@TheLawrencestewart25]

Thomas W they seem to have forgotten their oath and who pays their wages

[@Ilovethisgame79]

Well said, rapid reposes are called out buy bailiffs but over a 100, a day... wasted police time. Time over an over again.....

[@sgu02nsc66]

I once called the police because i was assaulted while out in Northampton (hit round the head, unprovoked). This was in 2007. Im still waiting for a response.

[@antonywagon4564]

I put a £1 in a pot everytime you spouted the word ascertain - I now have enough for 2 weeks in Barbados. Thank you

[@Breadstar90]

🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelgordon8389]

Ascertain, Ascertain , Ascertain ,Ascertain, Ascertain, Ascertain, Ascertain Ascertain, I'm coming with you mate just packing my suitcase 😆🏊✈

[@yamabushi170]

Well to be fair you had the money in the first place

[@Desmondbrowne666]

‘I’ll get it removed..’ over half a million views later.

[@mrnobody4771]

Best comment ever!!!!! Love it!!!! :-)

[@varunhebli]

815k views

[@raven1806]

Over a million now lol

[@offwiththefairies77]

@@raven1806 1,112,983 😂🤣

[@raven1806]

@@offwiththefairies77 😂😂 must be raging

[@ChrisB-zz8dh]

That was so cool. He shoved his ass out the house. The dude is a legend.

[@mukhumor]

It says advice.... You are not obliged to open your door to anyone. They are employees in a company, not law enforcement officers.

[@jamesm875]

Notice how he stood at the door to allow you to push him out as he knew he was seconds away from being knocked out. What a Fanny.

[@claudebylion9932]

If he comes back use his head as a football.

[@ledfootfam99]

What a poor excuse of a police force. Absolutely Discussting!

[@CB-xr1eg]

" Discussting! "🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@evaahh9584]

“That’s assault” Nope, you were trespassing That was reasonable force

[@warrengouldthorpe5091]

You can actually use reasonable force and as long as you say to the police that you used reasonable force then your covered

[@chriswood3370]

@@warrengouldthorpe5091 Once you have asked them to leave, you can remove them. one guy did it with a milk bottle and got away with it.

[@hadleigh55]

@@chriswood3370 its now case law that is referred to if someone is arrested for biffing these pricks..the presiding judge said that the milk bottle was reasonable force and acquitted the bottle user...as he should do

[@zaheedkhan1575]

why don't they chase the millionaire tax dodgers who make their money here and pay naff all tax.

[@helphelpimbeingrepressed9347]

boothegoo pc Rich people are ok to dodge paying their way but the poor aren't?!? Well, aren't you a servile low life bootlicker.

[@Soldmysoulforablurayplayer]

Yep. whats what I don't get. If someone cannot afford to pay the original fine, how the fuck do these mongs think they can afford to pay their criminal charges on top? It is a crime to be on the bread line in this new world. Banks make the most money of poor people with their charges and give it away to rich people in their interest.

[@Soldmysoulforablurayplayer]

Ok, good for you. Not really adding anything to the conversation though are you.

[@davidclark2932]

Who the bailiffs? The police? We have this organisation in the UK. It is called the Customs and Excise and a large part of their job is to chase millionaire tax dodgers!

[@rys0nic]

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.

[@markfindlay8636]

Wow! Two police cars for hurting someone's feelings? I'm glad you never hit him, it would of been the SAS.

[@neonskyline1]

lol

[@timwhale9434]

Nah, their priority would be to protect women and children first, so they probably would have double tapped the bailiff, while the rest of the squad would have crashed through the windows of the bailiffs office and signed their calling card message in the walls of the office: "Just popped in to remind you to leave the poor and vulnerable alone".

[@leewright6101]

pmsfl.. hahha now this is true,

[@kreeperrock]

Well that's inaccurate. Touching someone constitutes an assault investigation if they are pressing charges. It may be justified it may not be but the issue was an assault not hurt feelings.

[@davidclark2932]

The bailiff was physically pushed out the door. Did you not see that bit? Still the bailiff did act like a nancy boy, with totally the wrong attitude.

[@michaeldemetriou1399]

You got the right to use reasonable force to remove or restrain the bailiff if he comes into the wrong house.

[@lindaharper8458]

That bailiff has the nerve to walk into that guy's house without permission and then he's going to call the cops on the owner!

[@robs715]

James Byford lol no he doesnt

[@robs715]

James Byford as if you are trying to defend a bailiff!

[@westfalenstadion7325]

WOW ..... Police respond as if this Bailiff was Brutally attacked, Shame they don't offer that Concern for many other Incidents regarding the Public.

[@foo4572]

Very True

[@anthonywilkes6203]

Westfalen Stadion 76.

[@shanrahman9830]

I agree bloody pigs

[@uilliam6926]

Get a life you set of sad fucks.

[@johnjenks7812]

Just pay your fucking bills!

[@mrStraker888]

[" about time someone stood up to those pricks."]

[@teacher555555]

one thing I have learned watching the show "cant pay we'll take it away" and by doing my own research is that the bailiffs MUST have a warrant for entry or anything they do is illegal.

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

Bailiffs have no right of entry into a property. However, you must always lock all your doors, to prevent them walking into the house. See www.nationalbailiffadvice.uk/ for further information.

[@teacher555555]

@King Of The Pipe you had better look into the laws a little deeper as they cant just say they have the legal right to force entry, that in itself is a crime in which they can be arrested for it. there is a video on here i am searching for in which a man refused peacefully to give them entry to the properrty which is the legal way to deny them. watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6THoqJsqpd0jMk

[@teacher555555]

@King Of The Pipe i do know what i am talking about because i dont live in the UK so i had to research it on other sites and not just watching a UK TV channel for the info.

[@michaelmurphy333]

@King Of The Pipe they use commercial law on private citizens, goods are articles for sale not possessions so any warrant for goods is only for business defaulters

[@michaelmurphy333]

@King Of The Pipe what's that to do with fraudulent warrants?

[@garageflower8009]

The moral of the story is never over use the word "Ascertain"

[@mattc7191]

He's so proud of having that word in his vocab 😂

[@ConalRF]

Askerrrtain

[@steveakam]

Ascertain is the acid test of a good bailiff video.

[@tradeladder146]

Well, not 1000 times in 15 minute period. 🤣🤣

[@sarahdean5088]

I've had this happen to me once, sitting there shaking and sobbing while the bullies intentionally intimated me in my own home. I wish I was as brave as you.

[@aprilmoore2917]

I'm sorry, Sarah. They will take advantage of a lady, it seems... perhaps a posted notice on the door - and keep your camera handy?

[@terryclarke4758]

That's because you are a lady its natural for a lady to be upset in that situation.

[@lesroberts3226]

That’s such a horrible thing to hear anybody say Sarah. We’ve had the same thing and it wasn’t until afterwards when I looked into it i realised i could have told them to piss off and organise a payment scheme over the phone. God bless you 🙏

[@poppycock31185]

It takes a certain type of person to want to become a bailiff. Bullies and pricks. I'm sure many of them are wannabe cops who were too thick to qualify.

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

What you should have done is called the police and said you’re being sexually assaulted in your house by to strangers claiming to be from some company. You’ll see how quickly they would of lift the property.

[@harrystevens3885]

The police in my area don't even respond to a single women and her two kids being burgled and having her house trashed, I have lost all my respect for the police they seem to work for private companies like Marstons and Capita,the Police should charge them a 5 grand call out fee they certainly make football clubs pay for policing matches.

[@MrHarney]

Agree ....Corporation Police ...

[@elaminmochichi7767]

G4S currently owns 45% of the P.P, along with other private security and enforcement corps.

[@th3st1g55]

Harry Stevens That's absolutely disgusting to treat a defenceless woman with young children that had been burgled & home thrashed. I fully understand why some people have less & less respect for the police. But, when it comes to defending the likes of SCUMBAGS like this they can't get to them quick enough. Something definitely wrong with the authorities supposedly helping them. NOT!!! Call themselves the police I wouldn't even call them sewage cleaner's. ( Closest to the 💩they are in company with). TOTAL DISGRACE!!!

[@mybad.7164]

Harry Stevens yeah bloody disgusting if you need justice we must do it outselves forget the british police there an embarassment

[@xFiinn]

Harry Stevens the police are just a company, all they want now is money as they’re going bankrupt in the UK, they’re not about protecting people

[@lindsayyoung5424]

Why do Bailiffs feel the need to enter properties where young children or minors may be present.... I wonder.....

[@aarondingain9006]

What a lot of people don't know is here in the UK you have the legal right to remove a person off your property by using reasonable force

[@claudebylion9932]

And a damn sight more people should do it. Set up vigilante forces to protect vulnerable people in your area. Put your number on speed dial.

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Yeah it's called a steel bar hitting their jaw and they leave with nothing but broken bones.

[@serpentis1966]

Common law.

[@MarkFromEastleigh]

yet the bailiffs call it 'assault'. First sign of a resistance and they call the cops.

[@sbiccaa3584]

In any part of Europe the use of enforcement agents of bailiffs is considered illegal. Europeans look at the way these tactics are used in the UK and have nothing but disgust for the law in this country.

[@neonskyline1]

I live in Poland now, even the Police act differently

[@yodaslovetoy]

Don't have them in northern Ireland... I wonder why

[@edwardmcdermott2672]

That's because europe makes the laws for the UK

[@smellyfinger684]

They only work if you're afraid of them. I run rings round these bastards

[@flitsertheo]

Bailiffs in Belgium are public servants. Professionally schooled for at least 2 years. It depends on the task they are given whether or not they make house calls. If necessary accompanied by uniformed police. Trying to outsmart them is a bad idea. You will just incur more interests, costs and fees.

[@soulcube222]

Great to see so many of our brave police officers racing to save the bailiff. Heart-warming stuff.

[@klaussyfuss5036]

The police is rushing because money is involved.They have to protect money,they owe that to its owner.

[@martin2520]

10 out of 10 for making Marstons Bailiffs look like CLOWNS , HEEHEHEHEEHE!!!

[@XhoowieX]

No way in a million years that little shove was worth police time.

[@bobcornford3637]

It always amazes me how many police turn up, when they are so short of manpower.

[@paulcarb]

The filth always says we're only here to make sure there's no breach of the peace while doing all they can to help[ a private company trample all over your rights.

[@robchamberlain8639]

Good man! Well done for standing up to him and making him leave with his tail tucked firmly between his legs. He didn't even have the guts to admit that he was in the wrong. I don't know how these sad excuses of human beings sleep at night extorting money from people who are at rock bottom.

[@georgemullins4561]

Yesssssss I love people that actually stand up to goons like these lot

[@ConalRF]

"Push me, go on" and gets pushed out of the owner's house. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Pythonaria]

Had a "Bailiff" (debt collector) come to my door some years ago looking for my recently deceased husband. This moron was chasing an aged debt, a small one. He was a big man, over 6ft and very broadly built. He tried to intimidate me by leaning over me. I'm only 5ft tall and very slim. I politely told him to wait (didn't tell him my husband was dead), closed the door and locked it. Got my husband's death certificate. Opened the door and handed him the death certificate. I said to him "If you want to speak to my husband, you'll have to hire the services of a Medium". As he read it, it was like watching a balloon deflate. I kept a straight face. He turned to go. That is when I lost it. I yelled after him that he was breaking the law as it was a Statute Barred debt (and had been for years) and chased him up the path. It was the funniest thing to see this bully take to his heels and run up my path, run down the pavement and jump in his car. What a coward! My parting shot to him was "And learn to close the effing gate!" He thought he could bully and intimidate me. He picked the wrong person. What he didn't know was that I would have been more than capable of physically throwing him off my property had he persisted as I'm highly trained in the Martial Arts and hold a high grade. My advice to people is to learn your legal rights and be prepared to use them. If there's two things I hate, one is bullies and the other bailiffs/debt collectors and bullies and debt collectors go together.

[@Pythonaria]

@Roger Allison Sorry but it's true.

[@victorrodriguez4470]

How is that these UK baliffs just walk into someone's house, no paperwork, no nothing. Try that in the United States and guarantee you he would regret it

[@fergusdonaghy3124]

They don't. They need a warrant. It's probably been edited out

[@dougclark9921]

Along with all the people who regret things and didn't deserve it.

[@markwebbon8084]

Well done watching you makes it easier to deal with these people

[@ANGLERSPARADISE91]

"Ascertained".... Must have just learnt this word hahaha

[@enochianmagic]

lol. did u ascertain the acid rain ascertained

[@kathleenedwards6435]

Lol

[@markjohnson3615]

Acetone, or propanone, is an organic compound with the formula (CH₃)₂CO. It is the simplest and smallest ketone. It is a colourless, highly volatile and flammable liquid with a characteristic pungent 🤔 I'm confused

[@whiteweaker9609]

I love this. Well within your rights to exit him from your private property and there's nothing the police can do because its a civil matter. All bailiffs are little weedy men pretending to be little weedy policemen.

[@tedvarrick9599]

Some say he still hasn't "ascertained" who he is!

[@ahassen1236]

Check out that fast response from the police! If they help the public and respond to knife crime and burglary in this way people would actually donate to them to save them from government cuts. Instead they wait roadside and catch someone doing 44mph in a 40 area!

[@rumplestiltskin1350]

@John Turner easy pickings when they have quotas to meet.

[@jamisbillson4872]

A Hassen...there’s an even quicker way mate. Phone the police and tell them there’s a dodgy looking man taking photos wearing leather shoes and a hoodie. They’ll be there in minutes. Don’t say someone’s getting murdered. A PCSO will turn up a week later.

[@alexhetherington8028]

Yeah spot on

[@yurigagarin4974]

Ronnie Pickerings cousin

[@wibberleykarl3215]

love it

[@TheScottishSprayer]

You know who I am??? It's me, Ronnie

[@dougiecameron9903]

Fucking brilliant

[@JackLondon12]

LOL

[@dieseluk2k]

😂😂😂

[@mcneila3]

Stephen Spielberg is certainly going to make a blockbuster out of this action packed drama.

[@jonnyblurt]

How many police. When i got robbed for thousands not 1 policeman even turned up . But oh look how they protect private companies and corporations

[@draingang2732]

@Roger Allison shut the fuck up please

[@Letheseus]

If there was one thing the bailiffs didn't do it was this: he didn't ascertain who they were

[@b2bt696]

The word of the week kids is 'ascertained.' Be sure to ascertain everything 😂

[@nomadsteve5297]

Amos T ha ha that’s what I was thinking, What is the world coming to when Chavs start learning big words 😂🤣

[@barkz2821]

Haha

[@jdrmurphy4141]

Bet they can't even spell it

[@mrluigi9923]

stop using big words.

[@sagenunion7417]

LOL my word of the day today is simpleton

[@RichardSmith-tt5fh]

Sounds like this chap has learnt a new word... ascertain.

[@charliekirkby6649]

Did you ascertain that?

[@gladmorenkala8549]

Thought as much Richard, he has been mentioning this word non stop

[@thanossfinger5960]

Me. do you know what it means? You. course I do Some time later... Google what does ascertain mean listen don't slate a guy for his comprehension if you don't know what it even means clowns.

[@SPRFHAEW]

You shouldn't use big words with baliffs, they don't understand...

[@davidrichardson3894]

yea learnt a new word but doesent know what it means stupid scumbags

[@heatherbaker8596]

The police officers are helping him break the law I would sue them all for that

[@sgvlfamily]

Excellent. We are so used to being pushed around by so called Higher Authority. I love the small guy fighting for his rights.

[@darrensteele9897]

"I'll get the video removed" 9 months later I've just watched it.

[@charlieminaj2]

Sebastian Heathcote and it’s been 3 months since your comment and I’ve watched it just now👀🤭

[@shane2869-1]

@MisterBabamook I am here 2years 11 months and 2 days after the upload....I am 6 days later than you :-) It's a good watch

[@lecu1967]

It's not assault to remove a person who is unreasonably on your property

[@jasoncousins5253]

Police are not there for the people

[@MrJKS247]

LOL, Typical chav bullshit!

[@lewiscycling3062]

They are people

[@bournemouthbill7764]

Who’s learnt a new word then ‘Ascertain’. Next you’ll be paying your bills all by yourself .

[@Nightm4r3z]

🤣🤣

[@antbarn5210]

😂😂😂

[@SootyHunt]

@ Bournmouth Bill Maybe its not a bill.... (no pun intended) Maybe its a tax or another type of illegal charge non of us signed up to pay.... Its people like you that just pay, no questions asked, that should be laughed at 🤣🤣 amongst some basics Does it make you feel better putting others down ? Does it make you feel more of a man ?? Superior even ??? I hope you don't have children..... Also.... Just a quick one.... Why you even searching Marstons bailiffs 👀👀 🤔🤔🤔

[@tomwallhead6950]

This company inforce parking fines just want to throw that out there

[@jinaedinisci159]

YEEEEESSSSS! Well done. These bastards acted on a warrant 6 months late then put a notice through my door a week after the date it was due to be served. The case was thrown out in court as there was no evidence of the supposed offence I had committed

[@davidseals8848]

Take away your right to defend yourself from an oppressive government. You get TV police bailiffs...

[@pvcdxspbvfwa7105]

Never fall for the forcing entry threat they can just walk through an unlocked door and thats it ignore the mugs when they threaten to summon their imaginary lock smith.

[@S7EVE_P]

They are all part of the same club so never ever trust bailiffs or police. You're better off keeping the door locked.

[@ddjay1363]

This marston lot don't have a good reputation do they?

[@AAAUTOSLONDON]

You can see the police sympathise with or at least appear to let the bailiff do everything he can to enter the property rather than checking his entry procedure and whether he has done his job professionally or not before questioning if he has right of entry .

[@ivancarter7564]

Theres a case were a bailiff got beaten up the police concluded that the bailiff had unlawfully accessed the property which was in fact the wrong property

[@ivancarter7564]

@Roger Allisontry kidderminster 2018

[@ivancarter7564]

@Roger Allison is this because you got blown out of the water over the road traffic act ...o dear you sad so so sad moron .oo so your my troll ...I'd be very very careful the last " troll" I had suffered horrifically....

[@ivancarter7564]

@Roger Allison remember that barrack lawyer I mentioned , the one who went to colchester..one day a guy told him some thing ...he insisted it was a lie , couldnt be done etc etc well it was me who told him , I was passing on an instruction from the camps CO so when I went back and told CO he was shocked ...so he came back with me , told me to repeat his order and hed take it from there ...so I approached said know it all , told him what I'd been told and I return I heard the sort of drivel that comes from you ...well the CO said his bit and 1week later I got to gaurd the prisoner to his courts martial. Then that ride to the nick ..satisfying feeling ....then to hear what he did made my day ....

[@ivancarter7564]

@Roger Allison from you dont give a toss !

[@ivancarter7564]

@Roger AllisonI wonder if you understand the difference between boredom and fatigue? Both are in your description

[@markappleton9051]

The sooner we all realise that we the majority the working class and poor have the real strength , numbers

[@beaverman1974]

Nice job there. Unprofessional numpty got told. Have to say it's the first time I have seen one of these videos where someone actually physically remove the bailiff. Quite satisfactory.

[@francysprada]

beaverman1974 i agreed

[@solagesture.9982]

Interesting!

[@lyndonlucier791]

the fuck is a numpty ? im starting to think you brits are just making up words

[@jamiemcmullen3647]

Lyndon Lucier hehe numpty is a word us brits use it's called sland kind of like someone calling another a fruitcake

[@UltimatelyEverything]

Numpty is basically another word for idiot

[@jeffveraart2695]

I guess he didn't get it removed from KZbin , lmao.

[@varunhebli]

815k views say you're lying. The video has obviously been taken down!

[@mysofaiscomfy]

This is why I don’t pay my debts. I’ve learnt how to get away with it from watching these vids. Thanks mate

[@soldier2763]

Legend has it, he's still at the door.

[@abuubaydullah1]

Nice and calm, done without alarm and distress and how many noddy plodd came, marstons should be done for wasting police time and made to pay the full cost not just to the police budget also along with all the administration costs.

[@tudorfanman2620]

Christ when I got burgled it took them nearly 3 days to appear!

[@MartianTom]

Every bailiff I've ever had experience of has been a smug, arrogant sociopath. I spent some time working in a local county court, and all the bailiffs there were of one mindset. 'Shouldn't fall behind on the rent if you don't want to get evicted' type of attitude - regardless of the reasons for people falling behind: loss of jobs, ill health, unexpected bills, etc. One of them took great pleasure in demonstrating the tactics he used in order to encourage people to step over the threshold and then dodge in behind them.

[@thomas.parnell7365]

Nothing a swift black eye couldn't deal with I consider anyone in job to retarded to check the eg the council tax register or land registry before going to wrong address years after they left deserve to be treated no better than you would a home invader.

[@MrRBobs]

marstons and other baylifs work on fear, i have debts but i had nothing and no way of paying and was suffering from depresion and anxiety they made me ill i used to just sit with curtans closed and cry pushing me over the edge ringing me when i was away from home saying things like we are outside your house about to enter unless you get here and pay us now it was all lies i had an old car outside couldnt afford to get it on the road they put a cheap BnQ clanp on it then left i removed the clamp once they had gone i told them about it and said once they had payed me for the locksmith and days wages lost they could have it back i took it of under the closed possesion order i think was the term used at the time possesion closed once they left the car i never heard from that particular bailiff, then i found videos and organiations like this and it gave me hope.

[@dozydoraplaydoh9853]

Knowledge is power MrRBobs, know your rights, and fight the system!

[@alanhaywood01]

Well done you, dont let them grind you down

[@reconforsales7708]

I like the moral support that was given to the poor bailiff by the police towards the end.

[@Christopher_T_Paul]

Has anyoone looked into the laws of recording in private? All bailiffs now have bodycams or ID badges with a camera built in nowadays. Recording on private property can only be done so with the owners consent. I once asked a police officer to switch their camera off before entering my home, they refused, but didn't enter and a different officer without a bodycam came in instead.

[@rosemaryjones5550]

Don’t tell them that they can do what they want

[@cpcompany3319]

Further proof that these bailiffs are pure cowards.

[@MrFergusferret]

Never never never let bailiffs into your property!!!

[@martymahem236]

The UK has some seriously screwed up collections laws that this type of activity would be allowed.

[@rayvenstclaire7230]

That Sh*t wouldn't fly in the states we have private property laws that allow you to get away with shooting someone for trying that b.s. without a legally binding judge signed warrant. Especially if someone barged in illegally on kids as well the judge might say you shoulda aimed for the head in some areas ive lived LOL

[@rayvenstclaire7230]

Thanks for the ❤!! First one on youtube m8! ❤❤❤😊

[@TheComedyColosseum]

😂😂😂

[@leftovermonday1642]

I wish it was like that in Britain. As a woman, we're not allowed to even carry mace or a taser to protect ourselves in public places. They're even trying to ban knives now, wtf. I do Brazilian jujitsu, but at the end of the day i could be the best in the world but there is no way I could overpower a man if he decided to rape me. It annoys me so much!

[@frankjaeger760]

@@leftovermonday1642 Not just a matter of self defence being criminalized at the moment of the attack, but also the fact that if you are raped there is a 0.00000001% chance of your rapist getting locked up, but a 99.99999999% chance that you'll be forbidden from having a consensual relationship with me. This place can rot in the grave it's dug for itself.

[@yannicksoh1980]

America is a rubbish place

[@tysonator5433]

Unless a balif has a warrant of entry he can only enter a property by peaceful means and to be fair he did. The property owner or tenant can remove the implied rights of access to the balif and he therefore can not enter the property without entering in to contract of access. Were a fee of entrance is payable upon demand. Also if children are at home alone balif again can not enter the property.

[@Princess_Paula_T.]

In the US the police cannot come on your property without a reason or a warrant. Bill collectors don't get warrants. Many states have stand your ground. Home invasions are often met with deadly conclusions.

[@Whenallwozkool]

Pathetic how the snake tried to get you done for assault too. Low-lives the lot of them. Well done mate.

[@vanessadayne9091]

Whenallwozkool A

[@Ken_James_SV]

Here's the actual Law. They are legally not allowed to enter unless you let them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGinhZ96l9irq68

[@robertorourke1587]

@@Ken_James_SV wrong they can make peaceful entry

[@chipking2765]

I think you’re upsetting Enforcement officer in front of his husband /boyfriend in the van

[@oscarwillis2166]

Bailiff should've been arrested for breaking and entering, burglary or perverting the course of justice, can't believe they just let him walk off scott free after this, he's probably doing the same thing this moment knowing he won't get in trouble even if he gets caught.

[@fergusdonaghy3124]

He would not have entered without a warrant.

[@scottbehr5690]

Well he walked away under his own power, so it looks to me like he wasnt removed forcefully enough...

[@noneoftheabove6425]

Police contractors, helping private contractors, watch how they help them.

[@simonashley8914]

None Of The Above all be g4s one day

[@noneoftheabove6425]

I feel sorry for the British, they don't have the second amendment, right to hold arms, I'm shocked what's happening in the UK, free speech obstructed by ,hate speach, same things happening in the USA, I'm former usmc, I'm geard up for our next civil war.

[@bel6891]

Don't agree with beardy in the vid , but due to my mothers death, I and my 2 siblings rented the family home the market wasn't great and the rent would pay for upkeep and improvements to the home, long story short 5 k into house before its rented and it's brand new looking, 14 months later having collected 4.5 months rent 4k they stopped all contact and refused entry and destroyed the house leaving a leak for 8 months (their homemade plumbing handywork) and countless damage in top of it When ye see some of the vids its wrong as I struggle with a mortgage the same as everyone else, with court cost and property repair adding nearly 25k, still had to pay the tax on the rent and incur further costs to prove we were fleeced and weren't given the other rent. I had to be talked out of dragging the fuckers out with a friend as I'd get jail for that, so it not all 'oh bailiff kicking the poor unfortunate out', I have a friend who lost his apartment after moving in with partner , no rent paid in his apartment in paying 1400 pm mortgage his new home can't afford the apartment mortgage on top of that and new baby to consider, banks reposess and hes on the hook for 40k because of the process, had he sold at value he'd get 160k he still owes bout 105-115 so he will end up owing money on that property when bank sell it, when he should have 40k after finance is repaid. It's disgusting to be in that situation because a contract a person broke still gives them rights and void yours. I know it's a long one but not everyone is a cruel landlord kicking out single mothers and shit, some people are at their wits end with the threat of losing their property and having to pay for the privilege and will probably struggle to ever get credit again, the scummy prick that cause that moves on ignores all the letters saying 'you owe 10 grand rent mate' and moves on to the next person to fuck over!

[@bel6891]

Exactly , I have no time for that shite, we gave you £500 finance for a tv now you owe us 2 grand. Like with the house, I wanted that home my plan was to leave it let a couple years and being upkept and to buy out my siblings, it's laughable really the optimism i had, said ok this all pans out I've about 40-50k mortgage and new extension in the house! Same happened to a man i know bought a house across from my partner out of his retirement money and a small re-mortgage, no rent comes in he's financially crippled and his wife gets cancer and this well to do man is borrowing from his sister to pay the bupa/vhi insurance so his wife got treatment! Think the guy was czech but called my partner a 'cunt' cos she asked him to have his guest move his car and she wouldn't let me go over, few weeks later he's trying to murder his wife/gf in the front garden so i said 'fuck this cunt' instead of licking his wounds and movin on he got his mates down and needless to say they won't be keen to defend him again. When I was made aware of the situation he put poor auld tommy and breda in , myself and my best mate had him out in 3 hours wasn't very legal but it worked, so you can imagine what I was like when it was my money being pissed away!

[@bel6891]

Ha jesus i know I've said enough but you see these guys wanting to stop debts form child benefit, a 400 loan from quic quid turns into 3 grand with fees and shit, someone owes you say 10k rent that does not suddenly become 50 you don't get €100 for every letter you send them you can't add €250 call out charge everytime ye go there, and you send court collections it's goods will not cover debt or payment not viable so not once will joe soap get wages or a benefit garnished!

[@gotherecom]

and this is why y'all had to invent the Magna Carta to protect yourselves from The Crown

[@zigzag7194]

That's the bit I don't understand. They all bowe down to the crown. And the crown takes everything They've got.

[@25242824]

i would lodge complaints against all the officers for unlawful entry, unlawful imprisonment and misuse of constable powers.

[@janetothen2583]

So glad our bailiff had a camera on, was polite, asked who i was and if my hubby was there (in his name) and as we were expecting him i was happy to see him. But this bailiff was legally on that property, but stupid to have forced the position on his own, no body cam and so many aggressive males. In the deep end like a muppet.

[@rlane63]

I think everyone in the UK has had either solid evidence of a criminal act that could lead to a prosecution ignored or needed police help and been let down. People don't bother to report crime unless for their insurance. Half of all burglaries are 'screened out', they're not even investigated. Against this backdrop, millions have been spent on wrecking lives investigating crimes that never occurred, e.g. on the word of someone called Nick, (ffs) or on community initiatives where police attempt to 'build bridges' with those they should be arresting. I had a car stolen and police filed it as NFA. Minimal effort would have caught the culprit. Different story in situations like this however, then they always seem to turn up in force.

[@plowize]

i wish my rotty met the basted he hates me never mind strangers

[@TheSebiestor]

then u have failed as a dog owner

[@Doonie310]

😅

[@tezboy8470]

My 2 jack Russell's would of bit the bastard low life baliffs

[@martin4787]

PMSL :-)

[@daverushton5966]

Haha laughed at this nice one .

[@Robert-jf5oi]

Although it was unprofessional for him to say he will use forced entry and can only do this at a commercial premises However he did walk through an unlocked door which is what they can do.

[@rodneyperry6942]

Good thing he wasn't in Texas or Oklahoma and decided to just walk in like that......just sayin

[@iwineverygame1995]

Any embarrassment of a cop in the US to that level, and you're dead. Sooner or later, you'll either just disappear with some grade-school level attempt to make the family think you left, or you'll have an incident involving a gun you didn't own.

[@iwineverygame1995]

@ASG66 Bruising the blue ego ALWAYS results in violence and zero repercussions.

[@markbesserman7523]

rodney perry that’s cause that wanker would be shot!!! They must have some F ed up laws over there

[@iwineverygame1995]

@Mac's Travels Try it out. Go to a local council meeting and speak negatively about the police. Your name will be run through every criminal database they can, they'll get your address and drive by, then watch you until you make a mistake so they can arrest you. If you push back with success, you'll be dead. Countless examples.

[@NotDecided420]

“I’ll get it removed!” Jog on ya little mug.

[@CarnivorePaul]

Il get it removed from KZbin lol, well that worked didn't it

[@rimmerd9908]

The fact that the police turned up on mass to investigate a reported criminal matter, reported on a mobile phone by a private bailiff who are usually well armed with police style cameras and stab vests, and then change to supporting a civil matter (which is outside of their legal jurisdiction) just goes to show how dysfunctinal the balance of justice is in the UK. I'd like a British police force towards the common good and to achieve that, they need to learn lesson from the failures exhibited in this video and stop thinking that private bailfiffs are some sort of respectable and comparable and to their own

[@GraemeMurphy]

Bailiff's entered a flat in Ashington a few years back when the woman was out at work. They took everything including her new 42" television. She came home to find everything gone and a notice saying why they had taken goods to the value of. The problem was that she lived in flat 11c and the notice was for flat 11a ! As they were closed for the day she could not get an answer to her calls so she involved the Police. She took the next day off work, called their office to be told "yeah, we have heard that one before" and hung up. She called the Police again and they called their office informing them that they had taken goods from the wrong address and must return them. Within an hour they turned up, never apologised, put all her goods back into the flat without plumbing in the washer or putting stuff back in position saying that was not their job. Then she spotted the large scratch across the screen of her new television and pointed it out that it was not like that before they took it. They denied damaging it so she told them to stay where they were as she was going to involve the Police again. Police arrived and they were both arrested for criminal damage and resisting arrest. Woman was compensated by the bailiff company with a new television, cost of the food in her fridge and freezer that was ruined and £750 for stress caused to her. All because two people could not see the difference between a & c.

[@PWoodliffe]

As usual attitude from the police. Brick wall straight up and hands in pockets. What wankers.

[@michealhughes1335]

Best beat bailiff I've seen by fare

[@warrengouldthorpe5091]

You can use reasonable force to remove people from your property and as long as you say to the police that you used reasonable force to remove them off your property then your covered

[@markknott6477]

Hahahaha “I’ll get it removed” he says. Well, well, well Iv just watched it god knows how many years later. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@scarlettmavin6461]

35p energy drink, you just don't

[@brendan904]

"I'll get it taken down" 😂😂

[@TontosVotanPaSocialistas]

Well done! Well!!! He cannot proved that he was "assaulted" !!!!