It's An Offence To Refuse Your Details | I Will Sue You |

[@Timenaut1]

It should be a criminal offence when police officers and their coherts tell blatant lies.

[@AcmeRacing]

In the U.S. our police are not only allowed to lie, they're trained and encouraged to do it as a tactic to interrogate and gather evidence against you.

[@stevegray1308]

It IS an offence if they lie about the law and police can be arrested for it. PCSOs are just ignorant of the law, she is not lying - just ignorant. A real cop can't get away with that excuse.

[@thewomble1509]

It is and if it goes to court they've committed perjury (lying under oath).

[@thomaspresley2633]

Agree

[@JG-fg1ye]

I think it may be section 26 offence : makes it an offence for a police officer and certain other persons to exercise improperly the powers and privileges of a constable. It supplements the existing common law offence of misconduct in public office.

[@martj1313]

You know it's serious when they send a 15 year old traffic warden.

[@hymatwat9412]

Lol 🤣😅

[@ianbickett5831]

Brilliant

[@timbodnar6711]

Plastic police. 😂

[@adamhackett7690]

It’s officer Hop’s from Zootopia 🐰expect she knew the law

[@cyclist68]

Cruel but well observed. 😁

[@rossholmes9865]

“You looked like you’ve just left school “ . What a put down , brilliant .

[@rickparkinmoto]

I love this channel. It's hilarious how the simple addition of a hi-vis vest can turn a human being into a complete self-important tosser!

[@nigelmurray2532]

Well said! Couldn't agree more.

[@thesmallnotesduo]

Check out Role Theory

[@mikefallopian3191]

Strange because I'm a truck driver in the US and I absolutely detest wearing those vests and will only do so after being told by a shipper or receiver at least once, which thankfully very rarely happens. To me they're like a fckn dunce cap.

[@nickywall872]

@@mikefallopian3191 magic cloak of invincibility 🤣

[@paulsmith1807]

don't underestimate the power of the hiviz ;-)

[@darthgrimsdale9394]

Unbelievable, you ring the Police to report a break in at your house and you see no one for days (if at all), but a business rings them to report a man with a camera and they send someone straight out.

[@richardburns5925]

I've said this for twenty years, could be repeating myself on here, they back big business and the state, rumpus in a bank or a guy forgets to pay for his twenty quids worth of petrol, six police officers all over it. Mrs Miggins gets robbed by bogus water board officials and they send a scarecrow (PCSO) round with a crime reference number three days later. They back, get ready, the wealthy, land n gentry, big business and the state. That's it.

[@uktokers]

It gets worse in the next video which is a continuation of this incident. The PCSO called for back up and a four PCs in three cars turn up to protect a company from a man with a camera.

[@matlockmeat]

@@richardburns5925 Exactly. They police what they want to police and not what the public want them to police. I thought they were public servants? Surely they should be working for us.

[@garyevans8116]

Yeah I agree mate , but for a man with a camera there’s not much chance of meeting some real nasty people and police farce persons getting hurt There was obviously a real security threat because look at the little girl they sent

[@WasabiDreams]

Madness

[@grahambunton377]

Abraham Lincoln once said - Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt

[@1davidsmall]

My normal put down.. - The less you say, the more intelligent you appear. (nothing personal in this case!)

[@maximasromulus6316]

✨ The complete incompetence of each individual who came to the camera was astounding. Not a single one of them managed to say anything that was accurate.✨

[@plaistowjames6792]

Why?

[@lilhazey1128]

@@plaistowjames6792lack of knowledge i assume

[@Forgetthehorrorhere1]

I love how he was right up in your face initially and then as soon as he'd been shot down a few times (and he realised his Supervisor Hi-Vis wasn't working) he started telling you to keep two meters.

[@durham6551]

That security guard is a pratt. Full of his own importance.

[@maureenkidd6629]

Yeah, and full of his own ignorance of the law.

[@tillybobs2]

The correct word is prat not pratt , two different meanings

[@lifter98]

Most of them seem to be small-minded Pratts..

[@graemeyetts3465]

Hope he gets sacked

[@seamuslannon6972]

The security officer is a fucking DOSSER 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@3DomSculpts]

Little robots can't fathom that "company policy" doesn't apply to members of the public 🤖🤖

[@therebel4332]

It probably brightened up his day getting some sunshine and banter hahaha. What a sad life they lead working in those places I pity them to be fair. I've worked in the place he was "guarding" when I was 16 just out of school,, It was Eurocell back then though so they must have swapped properties or something. I lasted 4 months working around various places on that industrial estate and it was horrible, their soulless places to work.

[@paulbarrow2497]

But its GDPR. Hahahaha

[@corriblehunt4554]

I wish he'd have asked "So are they going to sack me?"

[@ledon26656]

This is what happens when you fully adopt the servant/slave mentality. They are so frightened of their bosses and company, of losing what little they have, that they start to actually identify with the company, thinking they really care about them. "Daddy" will protect me. You have to listen to "daddies" rules. Such frightened little sheep. I mean, I have to go out and graft in a shitey job too, but you'll never catch me acting like one of these sad sacks. Cowed, afraid, bootlicking jobsworths of the worst order.

[@zenju637]

Class video, the fact you're so laid back and know your stuff throws them all over the place

[@johnferguson40]

"It's an offence not to give your details" says the uniform. That's a dangerous lie and deserves a formal complaint in order to have her behaviour investigated and her retrained.

[@barriewilliams4526]

Why is it when you put a person into a uniform, they invariably turn into an arsehole??

[@MrRedpath]

Many of them are arseholes anyway, the uniform just gives them the confidence to exhibit that behaviour in public.

[@hayleydryden8358]

@@MrRedpath i call it fancy dress nowdays..

[@jajefferson03]

So many arseholes in one place ... good grief.

[@rickydriver9658]

Who says they are telling lies that idot going around with camera it's a small percentage out of thousands of police officers you get bad people in everything government is the biggest then the press and people like you . Its obvious that you like your picture in public but police don't it can ruin there future life.

[@iainmacdonald5907]

The utter bellend of a Supervisor strolling around trying to impress his minions got his ego well and truly deflated, looked like a balloon getting burst, then hung around with the cogs churning very slowly on how he could get out of the situation with a degree of integrity, and still failed! The H & S robot knowing what was going on wasn't much better!

[@andymac9678]

It's balloon, Sir not ballon .....

[@dean6816]

@@andymac9678 Andy is capital 'A'.

[@Lo-to7zh]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nelster70]

I know tough guy Greg. He in fact has a glass jaw and a tiny penis.

[@socairnone5550]

not sure this particular jobs worth tosser has any cogs to churn

[@doyoulikebeetroot]

That health and safety officer was just embarrassing Seeing people like her so engrossed in her own self importance like that makes me remember my life ain't so bad after all.

[@mrmotorvator5151]

Bell end and jobsworth rolled into one

[@HoofHearted801]

"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws" ...... Tacitus

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

@@Mo-xx9gg Retentive or impaired...?

[@alfsmith4936]

The health and safety woman trying to sound authoritive was brilliant lol

[@PJAudits]

She sounded a bit of a numpty 😂😂

[@MrBeevee5]

I think I saw her in the movie, "Revenge of the Nerds".

[@amazinggrace5692]

I think she did a good job .. respectful, reasonable, and persistent.

[@martinXY]

She used the word 'purview'. That's not a word you hear every day.

[@keithpringle3940]

@@PJAudits You would big the living shit out of me if you came round and videoed me in my yard that's for sure, but you'd be well within your rights to do it if you so wished!! H+S wifey was a bit of a know fek all, so was nearly the security chap! Not sure what you were trying to achieve but fair play for standing up for yourself!! Would you have deleted images of me for example if I'd approached you and asked politely that you didn't film me??

[@MurrayHerts]

It should be an offence to warn someone theyre committing an offence when they arent.

[@Sesambrezel]

It is in maaaaaany other countries

[@dezjustice7907]

“No u can’t love I think you’re dreaming”. Pure class.

[@hansenholmes2296]

The Health and Safety Officer was wearing trainers on a Construction Site. When the management of this business inevitably watch this video, I hope they see this comment and consider taking disciplinary action against her for bringing their business into disrepute.

[@billsmith756]

Safety trainers, I have several pairs

[@collincovid6950]

I have safety trainers, however, who is to say that the man is wearing safety trainers? I have to wear safety shoes as norm as heavy footed, normal shoes have never stood a chance with me.

[@pauljohnson5319]

I think she was wearing safety trainers to be honest. I used to wear them myself at work after having trouble with my feet through wearing boots all day.

[@dancast1159]

It's almost as if you haven't heard of safety trainers, there's a huge range of safety footwear these days all up to safety standards

[@JayGray926]

A lot of people talk about the idiots in this video, how they're clueless, I tend to agree to a point.... then you write that comment. Beggars belief!

[@emmas5000]

Hahahahaa that h&s woman was hilarious. Someone could make a sketch show with her as a character

[@mikesaunders4775]

Or a re-make of On The Buses.

[@PastaSauce.]

What an absolute embarrassment she was.

[@iestyndavies7287]

I respectfully disagree! 🤣

[@jamieleroy4243]

GDPR only applies to the staff that work there, and your not staff mate. So your absolutely correct. I think they tried to scare you by saying GDPR lol 😂

[@treeheadz]

And then they breach gdpr and company policies, clowns

[@CaptChrispy]

Should request all the video they got of him.

[@hariowen3840]

No need for intelligence to be a labourer's supervisor.

[@jamesstanley7609]

As someone who’s been a bottom line worker in the warehouse/factory scene for many years of his life I can confirm this to be true! 🤣🤣🤣

[@hymatwat9412]

Just the ability to ring police over guy with camera and ability to quote non existent laws. I will sue lol

[@orionassante3386]

@@jamesstanley7609 Same. I have many stories.

[@conan84cowen94]

Orange Hat Twat!!!!!

[@thewomble1509]

@@conan84cowen94 Basically , she just spouted her hurty feelings for five minutes.If I'd have been her , I'd have been far more concerned that Mr Hat and Beard had made their company look like the most unprofessional collection of bell ends ever assembled in one place.

[@aaronhow1932]

I find it amusing that the "security team" felt they had to have like at least 6 of them to harrass the camera man.

[@britanniau.k.4352]

Juvenile,pack mentality.Bunch of cocky idiots.....

[@dr.ryttmastarecctm6595]

_“Police Community Support Officer”?_ A title only a committee could create. What legal powers do they have?

[@stevesvids]

So many people have become Zombies in their tiny little lives. The fat controller was on a power flip, the health n safety woman was on a company rule book recital scheme, and the PCSO was straight out of school 😄. Loving your channel. Cheers 🍻

[@Bea.Sted.]

Great breakdown of characters 🤣👍 Merry xmas!

[@stevesvids]

@@Bea.Sted.😄👊 Christmas Greetings to you too. 🖐

[@darren6542]

The road is publicly accessible therefore you can film anything you can see. This is all you need to tell them. That pretend police women is clueless and has very little power. Just don’t answer her fishing questions.

[@franciscruickshank8794]

f*****g stupid security? he filming a mobil houses good advertisment and the nobheads want to worry him.

[@johnseabrook1703]

She must have been practicing that speech for months, just out of Uni, by the looks of it.

[@noelward8047]

It was well rehersed ... probably why it took her so long to come back out Haha

[@uncleernie7949]

hahaha

[@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure]

I had a burglar on our enclosed premises, our CCTV caught everything (activated alarm on my phone) and I called the Police and went and dealt with the thief, got our property back and gave him a slap when he got aggressive. Two weeks later a Police officer came with a clip board to ask me if I would like to give him details of the burglary. I told him, it is ok we dealt with the burglar, and do not need Police intervention that is two weeks late. He was quite interested in what I meant by we dealt with it. I told him don't worry we will not be bothering the Police again as they clearly have more important jobs to do than deal with criminals stealing from our premises. Clearly they have to deal with serious 'criminals' filming legally in a public place lol

[@stevenSouthpole562]

He's got one of those "supervisor" jackets on which means he's REALLY important.

[@marksinclair946]

Replace the see through fence with a solid wall if you want privacy.

[@materockk1579]

Wall coast much perhaps

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

Then the inmates would see the prison wall..

[@TheRicheg]

They did that when they demolished part of RAF Stafford they put up 12foot walls with meaney floodlights to blind cameras pointing up and some more on the top pointing outwards I was like dam thare must be something to see neh it was impossible to see in

[@barbararichards7202]

I used to live next door to RAF Stafford, in a mobile home. What is going on at that place?They hold Masonic meetings there on Wednesday, and they took a load of disabled schoolchildren to that place a few years ago.

[@barbararichards7202]

The disabled children were from Walton Hall school in Eccleshall. They were also sending our children, disabled children, to Drake Hall prison without our knowledge and consent!

[@carolscriven7752]

That guard who didn't want to be filmed must be on benefits.

[@MrSyms69]

Exactly what I thought, looked very shifty and did not want to be filmed.

[@glastonbury4304]

Brilliant comment 🤣👍

[@andywent5289]

Why can’t people just get on with each other

[@MrChaosTheory09]

Plenty use to be until the goc brought in new rules regarding self employment.

[@lukeronan8842]

That site supervisor with the hat was only a bully. He is one to talk, his pants were too small for the size of his belly and he calling PJ a freak?? Really and truly got his ego burst as well especially when he learnt it was going on social media. The H&S manager was like a robot. Full of self importance especially when she uses the line “My Staff” she’s only a manager nothing special. Loved that they sent the police officer on her first day. Bless her , she didn’t know what to do. Was walking around in a 360. PJ you are some man to keep your cool - love it! Was one laugh after another

[@jimmyburke7600]

Champion stuff.😂😂🎉little girl dressed up for Halloween. Love it.😂😂😂😂

[@collinw1353]

It must be difficult for her to work fulltime as a cop and still be in highschool. Hopefully she graduates soon and can go to police school where she can learn more about the law.

[@CaptChrispy]

Probably dropped out of high school, that's why the cops snapped her up. Don't want anyone intelligent on the force.

[@shardlake]

Not even a cop, PCSO they should not be sent to to this kind of call.

[@carsandstuff365]

She’s have to go and do a law course or get a degree , pass some exams .. police generally don’t do any of that it’s a joke

[@TheSadButMadLad]

Nice to hear that the managing director calmed things down a lot. If you do see him again he might need to be informed that his staff need to re-do their GDPR training.

[@janefaulkner3749]

And their Eleven Plus.

[@lizcollinson2692]

Obviously its the acronym of the day.

[@thewomble1509]

@@lizcollinson2692 It's not an acronym.................

[@lizcollinson2692]

@@thewomble1509 fine initialism sounds horrific though. I was going to call you names for pedantry but you're "the womble" so instead I bow to your superiority.

[@westwing8615]

Hahahahaha your hillarious man! I command you for your command!!! Amazing interaction , first she doesn't want to talk to him then after many minutes she came and respectfully talked her way into talking to you, mind-blowing!!!

[@PJAudits]

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@ses6jwg]

That supervisor was a first class knob!

[@jasoncdebussy]

The PCSO was absolutely clueless - completely out of her depth. I think a new career beckons.

[@silentauditor9513]

Yep… cleaning the police station would be a good leveller.

[@uktokers]

That’s probably why they gave her the job.

[@concernedindividual7056]

Imho. This must be first day of training to make such a major blunder. What a complete waste of oxygen these PCSO'S are, why are we having to pay for such pathetic part of what is supposedly professional service. I woul think she was promoted from cleaning the s*it house because she f*cked that up as well. Mind you the next stop could be as a pleasure droid for the station, surely that would probably be a position that would come more natural.

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@concernedindividual7056 "Pleasure droid" - brilliant 👍🤣🤣🤣

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

@@concernedindividual7056 Well she's cute enough, although she'd be even cuter if her glasses didn't have femi-frames...

[@darrenharlow3016]

That health and safety lady i think she was "respectfully" a robot "respectfully" speaking

[@tommyboz8652]

lol

[@carlzeiss4871]

The health and safety officer is actually a rogue robot

[@mark2781]

Wot a bunch of knobs!! Well done for putting them in their place. 😁Great job! 👍

[@mrpdofff]

I still get amazed every day at the number of people who cannot do their jobs properly. This is a classic example. Thanks for the vid fella.

[@abrasdwe]

Great audit, stood your ground in a swarm of wasps! Keep going and keep filming 👍

[@PJAudits]

Thank you, I will

[@tonyking9235]

THE CRAP SHE IS COMEING OUT WITH IM PISSING MY SELF WITH LAUGHTER. THANKS I NEEDED THAT .

[@Coyo-Tea]

What a disgraceful representative of the HOUSE company. Insulting a member of the public the way he did. Shameful excuse for a man

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

Putting “I am respectfully asking...” in front of your demand doesn’t mean it needs to be obeyed. Hilarious that she thinks she has the power tell you to delete footage 😂 What a bunch of roasters.

[@therebel4332]

Reply should be "and I'm respectfully declining".

[@brianterry8317]

That's a brilliant tag.....The Corned Beef Council L.M.F.B.O 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SergeiFedorov77]

Exactly, how do you respectfully ask/demand someone to stop doing something they are legally allowed to do? The action itself is disrespectful even if you dress it with kind words.

[@barbercorp1005]

Passive aggressive

[@bert454]

@balls up With your twisted analogy, I respectfully recommend you get some serious professional help!

[@bishophiroshimatwinky3581]

People with a belly like his, should NOT wear skinny-leg jeans!

[@therebel4332]

Men shouldn't wear them anyway ffs

[@iliketowatchvideos47]

@@therebel4332 ha ha true

[@pauladams9896]

They put on the clown suit and the circus begins. Bring your own balloons.

[@TheExStig]

Love this stuff.🤩

[@squidgy6930]

You don’t want to go inside Duracell you’ll end up getting charged lol

[@zantas-handle]

But I once broke into a firework factory and they let me off!

[@paulbacon5056]

And the police they get sent out to them will have Copper coloured tops 🙂

[@01matthewc]

11:48- 14:15 Typical health and safety manager trying their best to justify their pay check.

[@westcountrylinkben1689]

That made me laugh "They pay us for access"

[@richardpeel6056]

Where exactly is the property line between the company and the road and pavement adopted by the council? My guess is that the secure entry keypad is actually outside their property and may have been erected without the local council's knowledge or permission.

[@mark.k7206]

Police Community Support Officer was a joke. Its an offence…..no its not……conversation ends. She needs to know that its a Human Right Article 8 to keep your details private unless you have committed an offence. This Muppet should have been taught this on Day 1

[@PJAudits]

I know, and I told her that the muppet 😂😂👍

[@BM-lw6gn]

Wrong- Article 8 doesn't give that- if it did would apply in Scotland. Here you are obliged to provide details if a witness or suspect. Failing -arrest.

[@Scotoz27]

@@BM-lw6gn Nonsense. The reality is that no Statute or Act takes away your inherent, incontrovertible human rights you are born with. Common law is the law of the land and you do not have to provide any details unless you are arrested for a criminal offence.

[@BM-lw6gn]

@@Scotoz27 Yeah pretty sure Sheriffs across Scotland have heard this crap as I have certainly. Lol. You do make me laugh. Let you into a secret go to uni and study it. If you need pointing it's s13 criminal procedure Scotland act 1995

[@Scotoz27]

@@BM-lw6gn So your style and structure strongly suggests you are somehow either directly or indirectly associated with some 'legal' field of endeavour. The very fact you go straight for 'university' as though this was the bastion of all things true and correct would confirm this. Practically all universities across the globe have become unipolar in the direction of 'legality' which is fraught with corruption and manipulation that quite literally ignores the 'law of the land' by touting the law of 'the sea' which is that of commerce and control rather than justice and ethics. You need to be aware of key elements on which the UK has been built across centuries of precedents and established law and not the treasonous acts of men with an agenda. The very fad you find it a laughing matter and call it crap is indicative of ignorance and closed minded. Firstly every man, woman and child has centuries of traditional laws that are part of the British Constitution and are core to the laws of the country the source of Common Law globally. The core of laws are the Magna Carta and a wealth of Imperial Acts that cannot be rescinded unless through a plebiscite or referendum. There are law council reviews and some are replaced with absolute equivalents before any such 'retirement' of the cause and effects of imperial laws. Some instances are Petition of Right, (1628) petition sent by the English Parliament to King Charles I complaining of a series of breaches of law. The petition sought recognition of four principles: no taxation without the consent of Parliament, no imprisonment without cause, no quartering of soldiers on subjects, and no martial law in peacetime. See also petition of right. The Petition of Right was drawn up by Charles’s third Parliament in as many years. He had maintained a tumultuous relationship with the House of Commons, which did not trust Charles and denied him taxes to finance his war against Spain. After dismissing his second Parliament, he became the latest monarch to impose a forced loan, an effective tax wherein the monarch compelled gifts from his subjects and imprisoned those who did not comply. Parliament found this to be a violation of the spirit of the Magna Carta, which provided that the monarch could not levy taxes without common consent or imprison a free man without cause, and thus drafted the Petition (at the suggestion of Edward Coke) to reclaim the rights of Parliament and of free men and to extract a recommitment from the crown to observe the rule of law. To continue receiving subsidies for his policies, Charles was compelled to accept the petition, but he later ignored its principles. Nevertheless the Petition of Right came to be regarded as a constitutional document of the government of the United Kingdom, alongside other monumental acts such as the Magna Carta and the Bill of Rights (1689).

[@andyrobinson6878]

Pcso quoting bollacks that isn't law. That should be an offence

[@wayneshilcock3027]

I'm not from the UK, do you think the British Police are slowly turning into the American version?

[@glastonbury4304]

@@wayneshilcock3027 ..not anywhere close , maybe turning into the French Police , but American police are a whole different level of mad

[@wayneshilcock3027]

@@glastonbury4304 Ahh ok, so there is alot more respect from the UK Police compared to the US? Question: Do you know if Israel is getting involved in police training? Just curious. I do know NYPD has a training office in Tel Aviv.

[@glastonbury4304]

@@wayneshilcock3027 ...I doubt it , we police completely differently than Israel or the US , 92% of our police officers don't have guns

[@wayneshilcock3027]

@@glastonbury4304 It's very similar to NZ. Sorry, I was just wondering if your government is trying to look more like the American system. Given the Julian Assange case and the fact that the NHS is slowly been given away to US Health Insurance companies.

[@siriosstar4789]

I would have gone on the tour , it looks really interesting . BTW , coolest hair style of all auditors world wide .😎

[@dannyrichards6233]

Thx 4 sharing

[@timsimpson9367]

I've lost all faith in intelligence after watching them. What bright sparks they are, even the PCSO was idiotic. God help us.

[@missinglink7709]

my favorite line... In this day and age it is suspicious that you are unaware of such a blatant failure to understand a basic premise of the law. Photography is not a crime.

[@calj01]

Good one, the example of smoking policy.

[@nevada8462]

Power tripping security guards.

[@beds139]

Mrs Health & Safety jobsworth was hilarious....and I say that very respectfully.

[@tonyska]

😂😂

[@briankelly5870]

Hope the custard bus picked him up an he ok eating crayons

[@impartiallogic6984]

Poor thing. 😂 😂 😂

[@DreamClean]

The way she was speaking made it sound like she was casting a spell 😁

[@MrJonny2324]

She sounded like a site robot that was sent back from 500 years in the future... A broken one at that.

[@martymcfly2657]

She was acting outside her authority telling you it's an offense not to give your details. She tried to scam you.

[@user-pf5xq3lq8i]

She may be young but she has all the qualifications: lying through a fake smile, hating the public, patronizing people, feeling powerful in a hi viz vest.

[@alexandernice3934]

@@user-pf5xq3lq8i bless you

[@thewomble1509]

@@user-pf5xq3lq8i Exactly. I'll bet one of her older relatives is a real copper and she's been coached by them. Nasty, arrogant, sarcastic brat.

[@glenmorgan4597]

Favourite bit was near start, the terrified reaction when he was scared auditor was closer than 2 metres

[@davegadge1]

Loved it again!

[@stevedawg9588]

The only thing they're hiding...is intelligence..

[@thewomble1509]

Can't hide what you don't possess.

[@miksyezpatelik]

And as for the Plastic bobby, her ignorant threat went a long way, didn't it ! Why do people who are clearly short on knowledge think they can try to intimidate members of the public, just because they wear a costume?

[@bodysuitguy]

Make a complaint against her for trying to intimidate a member of the public -12966

[@01matthewc]

The plastic bobbies are called Iplods. These devices often develop faults whilst in use.

[@hariowen3840]

Because, sadly, they freely get away with doing it about 99% of the time.

[@roygane4810]

She should be. the local circus clown

[@01matthewc]

@@roygane4810 clowns have personalities. This woman sounds like a dull droid just following it's instruction without questioning them.

[@markthompson5105]

well done keep making videos loved it

[@steveowens3694]

Brilliant PJ 👏

[@TheSadButMadLad]

7:30 They know so little about GDPR that the guy just landed them in a pile of doo doo. If he passes that photo he took of you to anyone in the company, then they have an obligation to let you have it and any other info attached to it, like the contents of the email used to pass it on. He is entitled to use his own phone to take his own photos even whilst working, but when it's used for work purposes it comes under GDPR rules.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

And to prove that they know nothing about GDPR responsibilities, the woman told all and sundry at 12:45 that one of their staff has some sensitive personal issues. If she had kept quiet no one would know, now we all know.

[@retroclickmedia4422]

"My name and number is on my shoulder", "Would you say that to a judge in Crown Court", "no", "Then why say it to me, he is one of my employies". All we ask for is a police service fit for purpose with respect. We pay enough, when can we have it?

[@dancast1159]

The police are not the employees of the public, in that case, they would be self-employed because the police officers also pay tax which indiscriminately goes back into the Government budget and back into the force's budget. "We pay enough" is the most flawed phrase I have heard when it comes to the police force... In 2019, 1% of state funding went into the police, this means that if you earned £22,000 a year, you would be paying £44 a year from tax directly towards to police force which the officers themselves would also be spending £44 a year to essentially fund their own paychecks, now across the board there are around 160,000 officers in the UK now, by doing the maths if you earn £22,000 a year after tax, you would (by your definition) be paying £5 a year towards each 160,000 officers paychecks HOWEVER police funding does not solely go into the officers' paychecks, you have admin staff, equipment, vehicles, buildings, resources, the list goes on and on, so all in all, the amount you would actually "pay your employees" if on average pay would be so minuscule, picking pennies off the street and giving it to the police would be more of a contribution than what your taxes pay for the people you claim are your "employees" - - - So yes, they are fully within their own respects able to show you their indentification rather than say it beacuse that's what it's there for - so that they can be indentified by anyone walking past. And MAYBE, just MAYBE if people showed a bit more respect and understanding towards the police who actually do their job, respect might be returned more wholeheartedly, after all, respect is a 2-way street :) (Disclaimer - the figures I have used are very brief so don't see them as fact rather as a guide)

[@retroclickmedia4422]

@@dancast1159 Now read what I said. Sadly your rant re employies means nothing as I was refering to the judge. Do you really think forces like the MET are value for money and fit for purpose when bi weekly another bad apple comes to light? If you do then you are in the minority. It is the poor and BAME communities who feel the brunt of police brutality, never reported by MSM, and complaints never up held. And yes, I do know how hard it is for good coppers, I dated one for four years. Your figures are way out as you forget monies paid via Council tax, VAT, Stamp duty, Inheritance tax, National insurance, Petrol duty, Holiday insurance, Car insurance etc.etc. Respect is a two way street and it starts with officers dressing like police officers and not para military, in this country the police are meant to be the people and police the people, to so many it does not feel that way. Post war did officers murder and rape women, did they masterbate in public places, did the sprint and hit teenage football fans round the head with battons, did they photograph murdered women, did the illegally arrest women at demonstrations, did they drive around in rainbow coloured cars, did they use laws that did not exist? AB was arrested under "The policing law" and you really belive the officer who arrested him, the three attending officers attending and the sargent were fit for purpose? It is common knowledge that the police "service" is institutionally racist, sexist and misogynistic, how can an organisation like this hold respect? If you don't realise this you really should not be commenting on a public forum.

[@timnorris2208]

This woman is some kind of robot, where do they find people this weird

[@high1voltage1rules]

Love this channel your awesome mate

[@georgeclelland2616]

Awe bless her little cotton socks, she gets a 10/10 for turning up, well dressed and most importantly smiling , unfortunately she only gets a 1/10 for her lack of knowledge

[@James_D_]

There should've been someone there with her tbh

[@Mikeyboi321]

Just started watching and I know this is accurate 🤣🤣🤣

[@garydavid1788]

See, when they hold 'recruitment days' at local jobcentres for police and PCSOs this is what you end up with !

[@therebel4332]

Its funny because the girl in this video I've seen her at exactly one of them job centre "recruitment days" 😂😂😂. And yes the country is fecked,, when you start giving idiots like this positions where they can harass and bully naïve sheep then its the end as far as I'm concerned.

[@Zombie101]

"I think you're dreaming" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@leeapplegarth4717]

another great vid very funny bless you PJ haha

[@iangreenway5580]

It’s so funny that people think you need permission to film them in public. If companies don’t want people to see or record their premises then build a wall, not a fence!

[@anniebailey2871]

anyone who talks with their eyes shut and eyebrows raised is a bell end

[@noka1979]

😅😂😁

[@Combustion47]

Here here 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

[@maljohn6584]

Nother great AUDIT PJ. You learn something NEW every day. L.O.L NEVER KNEW DOUNUTS WORE HIGH VIS JACKETS. 👍 AND I JUST LOVE THE HIGH PURSUIT VHICLE THE PSO TURND UP IN 🤭

[@ramalama9650]

Ever walked through a city centre and seen those colourful game shops displaying Dungeons and Dragons posters and other 'exciting' role playing posters accompanied by the stench of body odour as you pass the open door ? I imagine the first person in this video that approached you sat in there arguing that his gold mega health rune stone is more powerful than common sense and logic.

[@uncleernie7949]

.😂😂😂

[@DunamisStorm]

A member of staff (Daniel Heath, Site Supervisor) insulting a member of the public (freak, weirdo) is out of order. Not knowing basic GDPR legislation, which has now been incorporated into the data protection laws since we left the EU is absurd. I hope his head office see his behaviour. Time to leave a review for Urban Splash House Factory in Somercotes.

[@rogerkangaroo6118]

He left Urban Splash a few weeks after this audit. Co-incidence? Worryingly, he now works with vulnerable children.

[@roydavies7597]

I honestly don't know why they get triggered .

[@alfsmith4936]

@@cyclist68 I suspect it's because they don't want any breaches of policy on camera..

[@psions555]

The male construction ape, with his bright orange markings, receives small testosterone boosts from hearing the calls of his fellow construction apes which encourage his survival and ensure his success in foraging for his natural food, pies and pasties

[@BikerDaveBlade]

Why don't businesses understand that KZbin is the best free advertising they can get and take full advantage of this opportunity

[@brianterry8317]

Brian Blessed's love child really thought he was something He should of been put in the garden on display within the Industrial estates entrance, as the laughing Gnome

[@hymatwat9412]

Good comment

[@catsmad48]

Lol....people of a certain age will only get that.🤣🤣🤣

[@xyzxyz-hi8lp]

I love how the threats always start with “Can I give you a hand” or “Hello. Can I help you?”

[@wvt5825]

Best reply would be "are you threatening me" with a Beavis impersonation

[@mikb5587]

Ronald Regan summed it up "I'm from the Government and I'm here to help" are the nine most terrifying words in the English language.

[@ravc7496]

love it mate.. keep it up.. salute!

[@PJAudits]

Thanks Rav 👍👍👍

[@supersai4198]

Lad said he's got a restraining order and his daughter can't know where he is lmao

[@Bhodisatvas]

I deal with the police on a regular basis in my job and I have seen ridiculous stuff like 9 police officers in 4 cars turn up to a report of a person 'acting suspicious' i.e a pissed guy walking up and down a street at night looking for his phone he dropped. Even if he was a crook trying to break into cars or something 9 coppers and 4 cars is a waste of resources.

[@pyellard3013]

Try reporting an actual gang of violent thugs... They will slowly... very slowly.... turn up with a lot more than nine officers and slowly.. very slowly.. approach.. Hoping the thugs move off...

[@JohnFletcher-hz1mp]

Did he find it? Got 9 extra sets of eyes to help.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

That guy needs sacking. He's an embarrassment to his company and escalated the situation.

[@dinismantas7265]

She looks exactly the way I imagined someone from Health and Safety would look like.

[@davidkelly440]

Keep it up buddy 7rha Para can't wait to see you next time thanks

[@DiggerEvans]

It's actually a criminal offence for an police officer to lie to a memeber of the public for their own gain (to obtain your details in this case)

[@rrrealizetv8158]

Awww she's so young and green it's almost cute.. first day rookie lol

[@windupmerchant1679]

Imagine going out of your way to walk over to someone just to tell them you haven't got time for this. 😅

[@fredfoto7362]

You come across as one of the more professional Auditors. If anyone challenges me about GDPR, I always give them the same speech, 'I am not breaking any laws regarding GDPR 2018 as I am not using the footage / pictures to record, decide or learn anything about the individuals in the picture. (Quote from ICO website)

[@WeAreThePeople1690]

Never heard someone talk as much waffle as that first guy with the beard. Loves the sound of his own voice that one.

[@willbrown3094]

part of the reason UK has gone to the dogs guys like that .

[@nigelxavier883]

First fella was firm but started with data laws and what's private property and what's not. First time I'm watching your video and good luck to you.

[@trevorallen2964]

I just can't believe that grown men could carry on like old women. At work just keep working and eventually they will go away smh

[@terencejay8845]

It's amazing how many times a basic employee suddenly knows the exact boundaries of the properties.

[@zx10rmac84]

Private land with a public footpath. Lol 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣