Police Officer Removes Me By Force

[@SilentReports]

The auditor has balls made of steel and the knowledge and expertise you need to do his job well. Respect to these guys!

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

Rice v. Connolly (1966) is an English legal precedent holding that there is no strict, general legal duty to assist a police officer prior to any possible arrest or caution, with even basic police enquiries nor to accompany the officer to a requested location. This was also confirmed in the case of Neale v DPP )2021)

[@patrickdaly2121]

Assault? Isn’t it only assault if it’s an auditor against someone else. When it’s against an auditor it’s called reasonable force. One law for them and another for us. The copper is like a slim version of Eddie Hall. Just as aggressive though. The old guy thought he was tough, with his yellow hi-vis on. Another person with a bit of authority who likes to abuse his power.

[@alancooper4783]

Security guy is a Muppet and refusing to give you his details at your request is breaking the rules and he should be reported.

[@antonyrawling2933]

No it's not. You haven't got to show your details to a member of the public. The only people that can ask to see them are the police, the SIA or the Council.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

@@antonyrawling2933 according to SIA rules it must be on display, and i believe it's an offence not to. and anyone can ask, how else will they have any authority? if you don't identify yourself you're a member of the public, if you give directives you have to ID yourself.

[@traceypace92]

The police station is in the middle of DWP for good reason, they need protection from all the people they keep snatching money off!

[@MrPantss]

If a police officer says “is there anything I can reasonably do or say to make you comply with my request” is a signal they are about to go hands on…. It’s a prompt for other police officers to be ready, given there is only one police officer I am not sure it applies here.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

it depends on circumstance but there is no need to resist, if you do they just use it against, like today, say you object but won't resist cos if it goes to court, well, it's them that's in the wrong.

[@simondobbs4480]

How can a private security operative eject a member of the public from a police station enquiry desk? The world has gone mad.

[@SparkyMTB]

That’s a really interesting bodycam that cop has. Thats the first one I’ve seen which has a screen showing what’s being recorded for all to see. I guess that also means that the officer can also interact with the saved footage, rewind, rewatch, edit, delete, etc.. where as without a screen they have to plug it in or give it to superior etc to view the footage.. 🤔

[@michaelpurnell8083]

Policing standards, kapoot!

[@HarryNicNicholas]

i've seen that type more than once, usually it's the circular one with three leaves around the lens, but i have seen ones that have the screen. and i don't recall him declaring it was turned on "at the first opportunity"

[@Geezah1]

The Constable looks like he should have been an extra in Sons of Anarchy...

[@terryharman6399]

The 2 women in the police station started and instigated the whole thing with their illegal and hysterical reaction to the camera. The copper, nice as he was, should have given them a bloody good slapping and educated them as to the Law

[@5thnorth]

. Security, cop F up. Another Lawsuit ASP.

[@alezandercorben4122]

another example of a corporate policy enforcement officer helping another corporate entity.

[@ThunderChunky101]

"You've just instigated that assault on yourself." Oof.

[@hicks3749]

That cop was slow and the security guard looked like someone pretending to be 14 online.

[@sanchopanza8705]

Best line:- "..C'mon give us a cuddle.." roflmao =D

[@nonenone-vt8cg]

Breach of the peace requires actual harm or the threat of harm..

[@LeeJF1]

Security guard should be stopped, removed & possibly arrested. Yeti had it all wrong. Smfh

[@danielgardecki1046]

Slowly working my way through the older videos on this channel, a few videos a day, and I've just realised that this cop is actually heavyweight boxer *Alen "The Savage" Babic* just putting on an accent.

[@BroxiBreeze]

"Don't touch me, get ur hands off me" - "Use the terrorism act, I'll see you in court" - "Get ur hands off me" (Awesome control of the situation by NNY) - Big up Marti for calming the interaction down at this point. "'I've got marks on me" (love it, highlighting the abusive action) Fair play to the officer, he had a craic, he was calm and (dare I say it..slightly tender) :P He gave hugs and defused the situation , we have a decent officer here, for a change. Marti is an encyclopaedia when it comes to "rights" NNY was awesome in getting the content. HUGE respect @Marti + @NNY

[@jackiesmith4153]

Respect to both great auditors, nice one for standing your ground - well done 👍👍👍

[@billh7374]

@@jackiesmith4153 An auditor is an authorised person that reviews and verifies the accuracy of financial records and ensures that companies comply with tax norms. Their primary objective is to protect businesses from fraud, highlight any discrepancies in accounting methods, among other things THESE IDIOTS WERE NOT AUTHORISED THEY ARE NOT AUDITORS

[@DMC888]

@@billh7374 authorised by who, other human beings? They could authorise themselves, it means nothing.

[@tastygravy6880]

The pair of them were told to leave, they refused so reasonable force is allowed to remove people from a council building, which the police station is, the public don't own it, the council do.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

@@billh7374 lol. and police swear an oath to uphold the law, and this officer watched as NNY is man handles, so stick your opinion. and an auditor isn't solely concerned with book-keeping, get an education.

[@terryhartley4548]

Protect yourself at all times. And the police.

[@terryhartley4548]

If anyone tries to push you out. 2 things protect yourself . Fall over taking the person will you .

[@Adam-ge8iq]

If the court settlements came out of the individual officers pay check, maybe they would think twice before they do anything

[@marygee3209]

I have never in my life see anyone consume liquid doughnuts!

[@daytona1212]

Security cannot eject you from a public place for filming. And that cop does not only looks like a gangmember, he also behaves like one, and he was wrong assaulting you. And get this security guard fired, HAS to display his badge at all times.

[@jim13010]

Its absolutely heinous the offences these Police and security Officers commit against innocent auditors who are after all only flexing or upholding their God given rights to be awkward. I bet there will be censure or severe fine for Wayne for committing this act of gross misconduct whilst in office. Terrible acts on these totally innocent members of the public.

[@chilledmax7618]

Yes They can if filming is not allowed...simple as that

[@daytona1212]

@@chilledmax7618 Hahahahaha, filming is always allowed in public.

[@ChunkyBBW]

1 year later I’m calling up to complain about Wayne 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dadachimbo]

That policeman was brilliant. Handled it very well. I can't believe he went and got the name and details of the guard...wow I guess he does what he says...nice one.

[@jadedjonny1040]

The bearded cop is the nicest cop I've seen

[@christy140]

Boothliker

[@jadedjonny1040]

@@christy140 What's wrong with liking booths 🙄

[@UltimateMadWorld]

Is that Brian Blessed dressed as a copper?? His voice sounds alot more quieter than usual! 😉

[@1haleema]

When someone grabs you that breaches the peace here

[@Whitefox1331]

Uniform standards need to improve with the cop's all that ink on show just makes you look unprofessional and ex-military should never be in the police.

[@martinfowler6644]

Tyrant PLOD breaking the law and protecting this security thug mate.

[@Maynards_so_blue]

The big cheese from resident evil 4 finally got a job outside the village

[@rogerbuoy8418]

A police officer who thinks shouting is a breach of the peace ffs!

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

You need to get a pen camera, to protect you from the seizure of your main camera. You also need to make a subject access request for the PC's body camera video

[@HarryNicNicholas]

he ought to have declared he was recording a lot earlier too. i wonder, can body worn be used in evidence if he neglects to declare it's on?

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

@@HarryNicNicholas It is policy not law.

[@bren3986]

How patronising could that police officer get 😭

[@richardaldridge5474]

The copper seemed quite good but what's going on with the beard and arms covered in tattoos, I think it fair to say that in the days of proper policing this copper wouldn't have a job.

[@maureenkidd6629]

Well said.

[@richardaldridge5474]

@@whitemonkey7932 years ago you needed permission to have a beard and tattoos were not allowed in areas that were visible.

[@nickdeth24]

And the monochrome union jack.

[@nickdeth24]

@@whitemonkey7932 wow. My mum's got better patter than you and she's senile. That probably sounded a lot more witty in your head...

[@neilwilliams1518]

he looks a disgrace to be fair and im tattooed[ex army[looks a fooking mess whats going on in this daft country

[@missionDan]

Blagborough stayed quiet.. never known it 😂

[@glenearl9506]

Another officer with tattoos all over him like a thug. With a gang badge

[@flossyrainbowsbailey2691]

You make me laugh when you get stern 😂😂

[@JackTuped]

We got to be firm with these clowns I think stage 2 force

[@davidsmith7001]

Shouting doesn’t cut it for breach of the peace, established case law makes it clear that there has to be potential violence involved

[@archie5410]

Must admit that when I first saw that officer approaching thought he was going to eat you alive ! Never go by appearances!!….First class officer who handled the situation superbly.

[@stevedawg9588]

Contact SIA by email, send a picture of him, location, time, they must have his details.

[@tomsteel3246]

Good calm officer, didn't follow the law and hold the security guard accountable for his actions but he was level headed and civil. Nice audit NNY 👍

[@koshvorlon8132]

@@chrispollard6568 Because the instructions were unlawful! The Cop and the useless tub of lard didn't know the law on public photography, implied right of access, the cop didn't prevent lard butt from assaulting the cameraman.

[@koshvorlon8132]

@@chrispollard6568 Crap! They don't film in areas where they are not allowed to, if the correct sign is not placed they can enter. Learn the law which doesn't care about your feelings! The cop violated s26 PACE as well, go look u what that says.

[@koshvorlon8132]

@@chrispollard6568 Jerk! The US Constitution doesn't need re writing, it just needs for morons like you to learn about your rights. Bet you think most of the people cops have killed deserved.

[@koshvorlon8132]

@@chrispollard6568 Whataboutery and nothing to do with this topic. Try to keep focus

[@marcusherts9345]

Humpty Dumpty got a job in security😆

[@koalabrat]

The officer was good. I liked him.

[@rickykennedy]

That Cop was bang on great guy well done

[@vikkiburr5984]

A bang on guy?....apart from the beard, tats and the punisher lanyard!

[@ThunderChunky101]

He punished someone for being assaulted...

[@NH-bz9jv]

That copper was quality. Calm, reassuring and fair, exactly what’s needed when shit is hitting the fan. Top job officer🤘

[@ysgol3]

Hi. He wasn't at all. he misused the breach of the peace laws horribly.

[@NH-bz9jv]

@@ysgol3 he was great.

[@ysgol3]

@@NH-bz9jv We'll agree to differ then, something that copper didn't allow.

[@NH-bz9jv]

@@ysgol3 yep, we will.

[@NH-bz9jv]

@@ysgol3 indeed we will.

[@garriethomas4398]

He better be a biker with a beard like that

[@nigelbaldwin752]

This policeman was calm and human. Some exceptional qualities and a credit to the police.

[@chrisc9406]

Top marks to the police constable. He remained calm throughout the encounter and diffused the situation in a professional manner. Police of this quality are few ard far between. Clearly a credit to the force.

[@maureenkidd6629]

Only because he knew he would be on social media.

[@judithsnowdon7611]

The agent working for the council refused to identify

[@neilwilliams1518]

we need wayne couzins on this case..oh hang on hes getting imperial leather soap for the next 50 years

[@alanlederberger9357]

Liquid soap

[@chet292]

Easy bro..... love the way you handled that💯🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@neilwilliams1518]

she fell off the ugly branch

[@jamesmack157]

I thought "Giant Haystacks" was dead.

[@GampyBamblor]

Theyll only learn when they get bombarded by phonecalls

[@458italia7]

Please do the same thing at the SAS HQ in Birmingham, West Midlands

[@devildogswatching1984]

there isnt anyone there they are all in the Ukraine

[@wezzmusic]

Never seen Kerry king of Slayer acting as a police officer 😳

[@skuk07k60]

Grounds for use of force unlawful by police. Unlawful eviction, thankfully limited physical injury in police assault, but mental damage costs.To be Abused thrice. Police staff, security, and evicting officer.

[@maureenkidd6629]

Good thing that security fellow didn't push you with his humongous belly..lol.

[@J0nny61]

Total respect to that copper, love his ink, what a great asset to the police. Great interaction and class video.

[@TheRocknRollJ]

I disagree, his attitude was calm and he was respectful but he didn’t know the law, that instantly takes away loses him the credibility of being an asset to the police force.

[@36kfr63]

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[@peterbrice9088]

@@TheRocknRollJ Yes, what law did he not know.?

[@alexandramassey9258]

Agree with you Jon, a good police officer

[@taffytop]

If i called the police and that embarrassment turned up i would demand for another police man to be sent, one without mental problems and tattoos.

[@TheSebiestor]

NNY fearless Marti always bottles it

[@apollolang3399]

Great copper very professional

[@willx8837]

Awesome guys. I have learnt so much from live free and Marti

[@stevegoody3434]

Copper is a disgrace

[@thedogwalker4968]

it's a public building how can you be forcefully removed from a public building by abusing the terrorism act & breach of the peace this is outragous. Security job is observe & report I thought how can they have power to go hands on

[@carolineball8586]

ITS NOT A PUBLIC BUILDING!!!!

[@chilledmax7618]

100% they have the power. He did not comply with the terms and conditions of the building. If you go to some nightclubs wearing trainers they wont let you in...they can physically stop you. They can also physically eject anyone from the premises using reasonable force.

[@thedogwalker4968]

@@carolineball8586 really the DWP is not a public building I thought they were my bad

[@tastygravy6880]

It literally says no recording otherwise you have to leave, he refused so they escorted him off the premises, perfectly legal.

[@pete6416]

It's all a big waste of time if it's not followed up and then you become the laughing stock🤔

[@johnuk5160]

Corruption is a crime and has to be dealt with swift and bold,. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@locolorenzoTV]

The officer has had his eye brows waxed .

[@terryhartley4548]

Protect yourself at all times .

[@barneybiggles]

The state of those silly tattoos, and lanyard with the skulls on. When the pig got hold of you, just fall to the floor.

[@peterbrice9088]

Well it is idiots like YOU who by your suggestions and or actions that will incite idiots like those two to create "breaches of the peace" Clearly YOU show no respect.

[@lonniejockstrap8354]

The copper dealt with the situation really well. Ten out of 10 for a disciplined, calm, respectful way of dealing with a very testing situation. Came across extremely well and a brilliant example of the sort of copper anyone would have respect for.

[@briangilfillan]

WTF don't you realise how wrong that copper was

[@billwilliams474]

He's in the wrong Job...ZZ Top are looking for a new Guitarist...

[@rambosambo3389]

Well done mate, you know how to handle the situation 👏 can I I have s play 🤣🤣🤣🤣 good to see marti we you, lmao 🤣

[@mistershiny384]

That copper needs to stop letting the missus pluck his eye brows .....

[@gc6855]

He’s missing his CLINT tattoo , make sure the L and I are close together

[@Bucketbrain82]

C LI N T

[@aarongorton1984]

cuddle time lmao

[@matthunt2128]

A good copper.

[@patrickkelly7085]

Rasputin needs to brush up on the law.

[@Whatwhat1235]

Therefore, the general public does not have a legal right to receive the name or SIA number of a security staff. The purpose of displaying the SIA licence is not as an identifier, but as proof that the wearer has the right and the training to do that job.

[@StrawberrySunday212]

I thought that cop was excellent. Calm and de-escalated the situation. Shame the rest aren't as good as him.

[@bren3986]

Loving how the police just blank the assault.. then assault.

[@Jester-Riddle]

The Police Officer was obstructing and demonstrating clear partiality in covering for the Security Guard not showing his ID as he is required to do so. In investigating, a Police Officer must demonstrate that he is impartial, so Fail in that respect.

[@richardmaddison5988]

Member of the hells angels that copper

[@nicholaskay4162]

That cop has no idea what breach of the peace is. Breach of the peace is not an offence. Breach of the peace is "“an act done or threatened to be done which either actually harms a person, or in his presence, his property, or is likely to cause such harm being done.” You can be arrested for breach of the peace but must be de-arrested once the breach has passed.

[@TheGava4]

What happened RE: complaint against “Wayne” ?

[@tehr0x]

Great audit, showing some balls. Fuck the trolls and keep on making great videos 👍 Marti was quiet for once 😲😂

[@clivesmith2886]

Why is that officer wearing a blue line gang badge , bring them to account stay safe retired lifeboatmen uk

[@MrPantss]

What would have helped the police officer would be if the security guard said , here is my SIA, but instead he escalated it despite the very reasonable Viking police officer.

[@richrichie378]

I've seen others when hanging out filming in public buildings where the security or police trespass people when they refuse to leave.. All confusing around trespass laws.

[@judithmatthews8460]

I think the police officer was in the wrong. People have a right to film in a public building. The filming should be done peacefully without causing disruption and not in restri ted areas. We are filmed every where we go i dont see private filming as any different. The security man was very aggressive he put hands on the auditor on approach. He later did in fact assault the auditor he was the one breaching the peace. I don't like the attitude of the auditor but that doesn't mean his rights should be violated. Hate the thin blue line badge.

[@almon799]

So what was the outcome? We never get to hear what actually happens?

[@johnoleary9317]

"You ve ruined me " PMSL. Brilliant 5 ☆ policeman / human. The waiting at automatic doors...with Marti laughing in reflection....was equal to monty python sketch...

[@TheRocknRollJ]

Since when were security allowed to use physical force to remove you from public property when no laws have been broken? I think somebody needs to tell him he’s not a doorman anymore, that goes for the police officer too!

[@carolineball8586]

It's not public property no matter how much these idiots bleat that it is. Then they bang on about section 33 which is utter bollix and they know it. Absolute wastes of oxygen

[@TheRocknRollJ]

@@carolineball8586 it is public property, you might not want to believe what’s written in law but it is correct.

[@chilledmax7618]

Since forever...if somebody is doing something that is against the rules in a certain place then of course they can. Example, the courts(publicly owned) ie when you go to the public gallery that is accessible to the public... Try filming in there and see what happens lol

[@anti-corruption-anti-tyranny]

@@juliandavies1974 only if force had been used against them or any members of the public directlly under their watch. Otherwise they are only observation witnesses until the police arrive.. The big copper should've known that (and probably did) hence the cool, calm collective act.

[@johnuk5160]

Freedom gatherings need to frequent all these public buildings which we pay for and the staff who's wages we pay,. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@AC-13]

Good comment, however the 'irony' of having the word 'freedom', and gang 🇬🇧 colours 🥴 is an enigma indeed 🤔 🤔

[@mark.k7206]

Great Control. Because you do not get rattled & swear, they really struggle to know how to deal with you…..keep it up 👍👍👍

[@barneybiggles]

Should walk around with a suit and clipboard and look as if your inspecting the brickwork; oh and don’t forget the high viz that gives you super human powers.

[@UncleMarty]

The cop that had his hair on upside down should have ejected that security guard.