Police act Heroically In Bailiff Eviction showdown

[@starzycomet1969]

Sergeant Mo, you are a credit to you're police force and I commend you for upholding the law. This man will go far!!

[@stewartlancaster6155]

your police force

[@jabspikejab]

This man (the Liverpudlian) is absolutely heroic never mind the police. He’s very well briefed and calm as well. Credit to him. Fantastic. It’s not easy to do what he’s just done.

[@theironshiek]

Helps when your about 8ft

[@pablojablo6371]

@Roger Allison He was most probably asked because he is a bit more clued up on this subject than most of us . Also , it is buisness . It's everybody's buisness .

[@Connie_From_AZ]

john barnes Well said... Everyone is here giving the police officers all the credit when it was this very well informed and calm man's doing. Power to the people!

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

Yes he was outstanding.

[@roaringv-1246]

Roger Allison I’m pretty sure he said few times to the female police officer that he’s the beneficiary.

[@garyscott5432]

what a great sgt any policeman or woman should watch this , this is how you gain respect of the people ! hope you go to the top sgt !

[@init9109]

A copper that knows the law and actually upholds it. Respect to him, it’s a shame there aren’t more out there like him 👍

[@buggsy5]

As soon as the Sgt talked to his supervisor, I suspect he realized that this was a civil matter. As such, he could NOT back the bailiffs nor use force to remove the tenants. Nor can he allow those baliffs to attempt using force.

[@jamesnye8797]

I think you’ll find most police are like them. People usually just film them when there “doing something wrong”

[@imbeingjudgemental644]

British police>American police

[@theric66]

And a black one which probably didn't go to well with those robbers.

[@SpartaNation]

Init

[@picardenter]

To be honest, those bailiffs should be sacked and prosecuted for even threatening violence. The laws in this country really do need to be changed.

[@buggsy5]

@The Stig I suspect they get a set fee per successful eviction. So the faster they accomplish it, the more money they make.

[@DL-cb8bh]

@Erich Weiler Mao had the right idea about you lot

[@adrianwright8685]

Oh Yeah - why don't we all just stop paying our mortgages or rent and squat in the property instead; that would really keep the country moving forward wouldn't it? - idiots!

[@DL-cb8bh]

@@adrianwright8685 Aidan Wright got bummed by a bailiff and he loved it.

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

People getting abusive after watching a video where it had been explained several times that violence could not be used in repossessing a property.

[@Mike383HK]

Excellent!! It's been a long time since I have been proud of any policemen. I am proud of that sergeant.!!

[@danadezza]

Really?... proud of any policeman? Do you just not watch the heroes that respond to the terrorist attacks?

[@barrymcdougal4816]

ONE OF THE FEW HONEST COPS.

[@danadezza]

barry mcdougal 🤦‍♂️

[@Vortiporius_]

@@danadezza including the one that held back 2 terrorists with knives using a baton when he had a knife sticking out of his leg.. They are heroes, even more so than our military, because they have harsher laws to follow during their duties and everyone hates them. Where as our military are free to do almost anything that is necessary and have even been proven to assault and rape people of the enemy side.

[@danadezza]

@@Vortiporius_ thank you for supporting the police however if you are going to criticise anyone, maybe do something with your own life first to have a leg to stand on.

[@craigkane9723]

That's exactly how I expect police officers to behave. well done to you all

[@MrMaymes]

I CANNOT believe the cheek on these thugs... I mean bailiffs, even at the end trespassing infront of police after sgt recommends they dont

[@peterjames7286]

A big thank you to everyone who took part in this and a big thank you to the Police 😊

[@buddha417]

the police didn't act heroically or cowardly. They acted according to the law.

[@spittinfiresf5519]

@XDigsX 13 absolutely correct. The policy enforcers witnessed a man acting as sheriff officer cause me harm, injury and stress. They did nothing.

[@weellkeepa7028]

I am glad a Lay Person knew the law and took on the Bailiffs, it is good the Police acted in the manner they did in this instance: but sorry, I still don't trust them...

[@MrMoralHighground]

@@weellkeepa7028 he doesnt, he has just convinced himself he does.........and you it seems

[@andyt2k]

Exactly, they're not doing what they think is right or taking sides, they're enforcing the law, as they should

[@garyhay695]

@@MrMoralHighground Well he knows more than most and showed he did his research and did it well enough

[@dagukmonster]

“I’m standing on the law, you’re abusing it...” is such a powerful statement.

[@Choober65]

No, he IS trampling all over the law, so are the banks. I recently found documents PROVING collusion between the banks, the judiciary, the law firm's and the FCA. They're ALL IN IT. An agreement exists whereby the banks won't be prosecuted.

[@Ksknight100]

Doesn't matter how many times I watch this video it always fills me with pride... and tears. Retired police officer and so proud of all you guys and the Herts Skipper.

[@Howeverwhatabout]

The Police get a hard time from both people below them and people ‘above’ them. Without the Police we would be doomed. Sadly the public only gets to hear about the odd ‘bad egg’ because it makes ‘a better news story’. The arduous, skilled, dangerous and essential work 99.99% of the offices do goes upraised. What a gem this video is in highlighting the high quality of people that make up the ‘back bone’ of the profession. Oh! And thank you for your previous service before you retired. Bring back Bobbies on the beat and a ‘clip round the ear’ for naught kids too - that’s what I say! Kind regards from an old man who remembers when things were better...

[@louier4699]

Absolutely fantastic job by the police, the sergeant was immaculate in his decision making. We need to educate ourselves and stand up for what is right. Epic eviction stop

[@christopherchapman9505]

Stephen Robinson I agree 100%, only problem is Britain has renters that are not paying rent for many many months and even in some instances re-renting the property whole collecting the rent themselves. They also rent an expensive home under one name them rent out beds to 15-20+ single occupancy beds. Very sad very disgusting and very intimidating.

[@Vortiporius_]

@@christopherchapman9505 even people who have a mortgage rent out the property even though the bank is trying to evict them for ownership back. Had that happen in the past. My mother rented a place that the mortgage owner wasn't paying the bank for, and they threatened to come take all of our stuff even though she was paying the rent.

[@shazzydeal3084]

This has to be one of the most inspiring videos I have ever watched. Well done to all involved! Keep up the GREAT fight guys!

[@jerkyyyyy5597]

Oh shut up idiot you have no idea.

[@shazzydeal3084]

Jerkyyyyy is this your professional opinion? I understand that being the village idiot has it challenges but please refrain from taking that out on others.

[@dedutch101]

Shazzy Deal Best....Comment...Ever!

[@shazzydeal3084]

De_Dutch101 Thanks mate ;) Some people just need to be reminded that when entering a battle of wits with someone it is very important to ensure that you are armed... Jerkyyyyy is clearly unarmed..

[@shazzydeal3084]

***** Cheers for sharing, but I'm not sure if you're insinuating something or you're just excited that you now own a catapult and felt like sharing? But, never the less YAY!!! lol :)

[@edwardmolloy708]

That actually brought tears to my eyes, well done to the police

[@nathanvanderveken]

same ^^

[@selimate]

fucking brilliant, sgt was excellent, they contacted a lawyer, made sure they understood the situation, very good, this should be used for police training

[@speedyzerotwo]

Loved it, well done. UK police UPVOTED

[@codbudgie]

Trespass is actually a civil matter. Not criminal. The police was just trying to keep the peace. Breaking an entering is a criminal matter but if the bailiffs have a court order they are legally allowed to break the lock to gain entry hence why they take a locksmith. That dude is just lucky he wasn't dealing with competent bailiffs.

[@ouiouipiggy4390]

@@codbudgieWhilst trespass is indeed a civil matter, trespass with menace can be construed as having 'criminal intent' which passes to the criminal code

[@codbudgie]

@@ouiouipiggy4390 the bailiff wasn't being menacing he was simply carrying out his duty. It is actually the defendant that is being both menacing and insulting. His tone of voice. His attitude. Any decent bailiff would have ensured the paperwork was all above board and had a copy to hand over to the defendant at which point the police would have had no choice but to arrest the defendant for obstructing a court officer or officer performing his duties on behalf of the court.

[@sgtgrash]

@@codbudgie Steve, watch the video again mate because you are wrong. Higgs and his colleagues each exhibited menacing and threatening behaviour at various points during the incident, they were also disrespectful to those protecting the property AND to the attending officers, which didn't help their cause. Conscientious bailiffs do exist but these were not they, Higgs in particular is just a thug with a badge...

[@uklearningman4461]

It was a fair call by the officer. He weighed up the relevant legal points from each side and then stuck around to make sure a breach of the peace didn't occur. Even when it did he didn't order any arrests but instead restored the peace by some simple instructions. If every high street on a Saturday night had a Sgt Mo there would be s lot less problems.

[@EricBlair-jg2ux]

That Scouser is a gem! Informed, Articulate & Stood His Ground. Mad Respect.

[@Ironsmiler]

Yep he was some boy. Full marks from, brilliant.

[@diddydave2707]

Bell end strutting around with vest on. Pure bottom feeder. The Sgt was worthy of being called an officer upholding his oath of office.

[@paradisefelix1218]

Wow u made me strong to defend my self next time it happens to me or to anybody..we have to follow the low and also to know about it more about our rights

[@malkiemckay6764]

Being enforcement agent myself can honestly say paul higgs disgrace to the profession.. If I behaved like that would have instant dismissal.. Pricks like Mr Hicks give us bad reputation.. Hope he was sacked.

[@katyb6979]

malkie mckay Behaving like that, they'd be stabbed around mine! And deservedly so. No one can speak to anyone like that!! And you wonder why ALL bailiffs are hated?

[@hardrock6854]

Well you are right he is dog shit

[@DL-cb8bh]

@Robert Came are you actually saying bailiffs are antifa 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@1mwebster]

All I can say is thank you in taking this action you are making more people aware of the criminal acts that are committed against people everyday in this country . You have made people aware of their legal rights and the fact they aren't alone, the fact banks constantly get away with using bailifs of this intelligence and moral fibre again is criminal and the more light that is shed upon these gutter criminals, the better it is for every person who has fallen on hard times at some point .

[@AussieFIag]

Well done, you did your homework and stood up to the bully’s. Sadly most of us tend to bow down and get shafted by our governments, law, banks and courts. POWER TO THE PEOPLE 💪🏻

[@tobyn123]

The emotion I felt when the Sgt said "I suggest you walk away". Amazing scenes!!

[@JRichards93]

I've been looking for this comment

[@Soph149]

Paul: I don’t read English Also Paul: I have a qualification in law Oh Paul, so dumb

[@GRAMDAVNO1]

Yes, the " locksmith"- crowbar locksmith more like and full time thug lol.

[@davidmorris5039]

It's a classic.. "I can't read English".. then how could he read the warrant? Stupid tiny Paul

[@mariepollard8734]

STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES, sorry people but you can't educate PORK

[@Dibs1978]

Sounds legit

[@kinchegayowie6167]

no he only reads legalese

[@michaelcee6826]

the bailiffs should get a bill for the wast of police time, great job done by the police standing for common law

[@carlcassidy185]

sergeant mo fully deserves his rank. kept his constables in line, and served the people, not the bank

[@fuzzyscreentv9414]

Why aren’t all copper’s like this? They’d definitely get the respect back from the public

[@JohnJackson-mn4ts]

FuzzyScreen Tv Too many go into the force because they used to get bullied at school and see it as a way of gaining , respect, safety, and a small amount of revenge. They end up being tinpot dictators in a uniform.

[@Vortiporius_]

They are, but officers doing their jobs don't get plastered over social media, people don't want to see it, so only the bad apples get plastered everywhere giving the whole force bad pr. Notice there is only this or that officer mentioned every now and again yet there are thousands of officers making hundreds of arrests every single day.

[@AamirZ]

This video is Fantastic. Cannot believe what I've seen. The police are for once protecting the public. Shame it ain't always like this.

[@jerkyyyyy5597]

dude relax you don't know the truth, i was a neighbour with mr bird he is a nasty man, always kept his place flithy, we are all glad he is gone. theres nothing fantastic about this the policeman get an earful from the judge, forget bird has been evicted. thank god.

[@GloryCarrier22]

Jerkyyyyy Regardless of your personal views of "mr bird", and his alleged hygiene issues, the police behaved impeccably, and I doubt they'd have received an "earful" from the judge; at all times, the "bailiffs" in this situation showed aggression with menaces, so however "nasty" mr bird is, according to you, these "bailiffs" needed putting in their place - oh, and for the record, I thank God I don't have you as a neighbour, had you been in Stalins Russia, you'd have been one of these scumbags who, having taken a dislike of their neighbour, for whatever reason, would have contacted the authorities, and denounced them, causing a truckload of Secret Police to come in the dead of night to take them away, never to be seen again. All because you don't like something they do, or more likely who they are. The Jews had that problem in the 1930s. Speaking of God, He commanded us to "Love" our "neighbours as" ourselves, so I wouldn't invoke Him in your miserable hate-filled statement. You really are a Jerkyyyyy - No, just a JERK.

[@rampantal]

Jerkyyyyy name sez it all

[@lisbonroardyingoflaughter3257]

how tf did you knew the police got an earful from the judge , and if he was a nasty man why did neighbours run to his defense...sorry mate i detect bs

[@samuraisoul1043]

Jerkyyyyy I don’t know the circumstances but the bailiff could at least act mannerly or professionally I think it’s rare I’ve seem the majority of them act civilized in many cases of eviction or repossession it’s a sad thing losing your life property no matter who you are . If they were less aggressive and patronizing it would make it better.

[@stephenod5628]

my faith in the police has been restored and especially this group of officers. well done to the resistors, we need more strong people like these.

[@akassijaz504]

Good work everyone. People watching will be able to take alot from this. Fantastic work!!

[@stephenrichards2283]

Brilliant absolutely brilliant made my day this. When ever I need cheering up I watch this.

[@marychatterly9541]

Its now on my favourites.

[@brynmitchell5774]

The Homeowner was outstanding ! calm , assertive , well versed, how he kept his hands to himself needs applauding .Impressive.

[@alexanderinsubordinate1861]

Home owner? I seriously doubt he is the owner. Seems like a squatter.

[@graycleary]

That guy from Liverpool deserves an award. I’d love to know if the bird family managed to keep their house. Perhaps a follow up video?

[@ednash3571]

Obviously not. He just prolonged the whole process, wasted more time and money, and then ended up getting evicted. Total time waster.

[@ninetimes8952]

Hey Ed, he’s not a total timewaster as you put it, he’s simply ensuring the law is being adhered to correctly. If anything, it’s the bailiff team who were wasting everyone’s time with their incomplete paperwork. They know the law and should adhere to it during its application. The pathetic bully bailiff crew were the lucky not to have been arrested for assault and assault and battery, and that would’ve been a lawful arrest and subsequent charge.

[@darreng745]

@@ednash3571 I hate to tell you something, but most baliffs rely upon intimidation knowing full well that the paperwork that they have is open to challenges where by the court orders have been obtained in a manner designed to deny the other party a chance to respond. It is well known that debt collection agencies will routinely schedule the hearings in a county court that will not allow the other party any chance of a response as they chose ones that they know the other party is simply unable to reach. People living in Cornwall will be told that the warrant has been issued by Northampton County Court which is actually a business center where claims are processed electronically without the use of "wet ink " warrants and the agency do so to prevent any flaws in their argument being exposed as in the case of the debts they are seeking to collect may have been contested and thus are not within the remit of a CCJ. I have seen baliffs blatantly lie about what they can or can't do, even to the point of turning up on days when the court if unavailable to make out that they have a warrant to execute, when the reality is they have no paperwork worth a damn. In the case of the guy who you insulted, he knew the powers under which the baliffs can work and he also pointed out correctly that the vital piece of paperwork that was their basis for eviction, the EX96 was lapsed. Thus it was invalid and any baliff carrying out an evicition on that basis should not be licensed by the courts as they are supposed to know the law which they are attempting to enforce and certainly not to make threats of assault.

[@iwillshameyou2036]

@@ednash3571 I bet you got a cushty old council house with your weekly social benefits

[@ahhmrbond]

got to leave another comment! Well done Sgt Mo and his awesome group of police officers

[@deppresedonion6320]

Im standing on the law ur abusing it

[@hasanaffy786]

Hats off to scousser and the sergeant, one nil to the people 🏳😉

[@steveoutdoorsuk1788]

Hats off to you guys for understanding and sharing your knowledge of the law with us and the police. 👍👍

[@paulmatthews2175]

That was brilliant by the police, the scouse guy was really sensible the way he handled it.

[@marymaughan-otten7496]

He was and so knowledgeable, poor guy, what a day for him with those thugs all around. The police were really calm which helped.

[@xfx09]

TOP COPS........................Very well done, shame there is not more like you, thank you Sargent and your fellow officers

[@iangray4275]

Wow the Bailif Paul Higgs shows his nerves and unprofessionalism... chainsmokes on duty ..... good for the spokesperson and constables!!!!

[@callumhardy5098]

tommy atkins And on another’s property without there permission.

Paul Higgs...have you noticed it. ryhmes with. PIGGS..?????

[@yusufzaman3331]

@ I honestly thought he said his name was pigs in the beginning

[@MB-fy1mv]

@@yusufzaman3331 I did too.

[@Cha0sLord93]

Sgt: "I'd advise you to walk away" - *Plods away like a boss with his hands behind his back* What a guy, we need more people like this guy and those who fought for these people at the hands of these abusive tyrannical baliffs

[@andyt2k]

He didn't need to keep watching, because he knew that guy wouldn't screw around with him

[@lukeshaw3375]

@@andyt2k well they did try again shockingly right in front of the police 😂

[@stevejh69]

This is why we need an App. There are thousands of us that would turn up to help deal with the bailiffs. If the courts will not deal with these thugs, we can. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

[@petechambers541]

Ummm since when does that apply to this situation, how about paying your fucking bills , would you say that same of squatters got in your gaff ?

[@stevejh69]

@@petechambers541 Bailiffs are rarely about that. The BBC believe they have the authority to send Bailiffs to you home concerning a TV licence. If the bailiff has a lawful warrant they will be backed by police. You missed the point. They think they have authorities that they do not. They employ thugs and bullies. It would be awesome to watch any bully have the living crap kicked out of them.

[@ttapper1]

AMAZING. This just made my day. WELL DONE SGT Mo

[@idaslpdhr]

I can't believe I have just watched the Police doing their job, properly, well done Sgt. Mo gives me a little bit of hope.

[@isbre2010]

That brought a very large smile to my face. I have watched some videos on here called i think, Cant pay we take it away and it always feels so fu~king wrong. Regardless of the reasons they had a representation order on the property, the law should be followed. Thank you again for a supper post, OK 9 years ago, but I hope you are still helping people.

[@MrKnockaloe]

Watched this a dozen times and it gets better every time.Paul Higgs I bet your parents are proud of you!

[@kenmay1572]

The training/education of Bailiffs leaves much to be desired. They act and look like bouncers at a dubious nightclub.

I think even the 'dubious' nightclub had turned them down....

[@cayloboom4295]

Please don't tar us all together. Most doorstaff are nothing like this. These guys wouldn't last two mins doing my job. Neither would any company I know employ them.

[@gudgengrebe]

These ‘’bailiffs’’ are moronic thugs. Just a bunch of idiot bullies.

[@glynnsmith4560]

@@cayloboom4295 yep, these guys were bailiffs because no nightclub would entertain them.

[@akassijaz504]

This will inspire many to take a stand! Power to the people

[@gizzync1525]

they don't like it when they have their own law used against them. well done.

[@Nover_young]

"I'd advise you to leave". Brilliant. ❤️😂

[@oftenrebellious5266]

I love people standing together against tyranny. This guy is a bloody hero.

[@vintage1950]

The Bailiffs were so unprofessionally. This was a stressful situation for the person being evicted and they acted aggressively.

[@daverichardson6320]

I love the incorruptible constabulary. I love empowered citizens.

[@bigtimemikey]

A big thanks for Mr Higgs for turning up on the day, couldn't have done it without him...

[@loriw2661]

AMAZING!!! We need more people like this. To stand up to the abuse of power that the banking industry has been using for years. Well done, Sgt.! You are a hero and I’d like to ask you to train our officers here in the United States.

[@jamborambomango6193]

Love this. This lad is a legend need more people like him 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@radders261]

This is bloody brilliant, and hats off to the police officers who handled this! Nice one!

[@eldoradocraftsman3733]

I can’t believe that the Fools STILL tried to gain entry, ILLEGALLY!!

[@ericsarason9099]

It's all they know, they looked genuinly confused when the police didn't side with them.

[@shadeharison]

bailiff plod one,,bailiff plod two,,n,,bailiff plod three,just wasnt expecting to find someone who new more about the law ,lol,,,,thinking they was gonna make it 51 unlawful evictions,,with sum fake paper work,believing when the police arrived they would be on their side,when a 2nd,and 3rd attempt to gain entry,,,was made,,and left with a red face,,and the proverbial ,,,,,egg on face syndrom,,,,muttering under his smoke infested breath,,,oh well we lost that one,,,,,,,,i wonder who will find those ,shit weasels standing on the nxt victims property,,,with another fake ex96,,,,with less knowledge of the law,,or ,about as much knowledge as those commy fkn street thug wife beater,, honey im home, libtards,,,,,,lol

[@elizabethshaw734]

It is not illegal and by law they can force their way in if they can't make peaceful entry! Christ at least check Google before you put this Ridiculousness down.

[@elizabethshaw734]

@@ericsarason9099 you do realize that some of these people owe over 10,000 lb rent yes? Landlords have served notices County Court judgements have been made against them they don't appear when they're supposed to in court. So it gets moved to the high court and there is no notice with that but they have known a good six to 12 months that they had to get out and just sat there. Property owners are losing billions of pounds over people who are effectively squatting because they stay up to a year. Landlords have served notices County Court judgments have been made against them they don't appear when they are supposed to in court. So it gets moved to the high court and there is no notification sent because they know they should have gotten out a long time ago. Along with not paying rent they destroy these homes and flats!

[@Revived786]

@@elizabethshaw734 Sorry Lizzy you're very wrong. You need to read up on the different types of warrant. Once done, perhaps spare your thoughts on the utter foul, thug like mafia imitating goons you implicitly seek to excuse!

[@michelerizzo7113]

bravo to all involved...sgt mo..you're my new hero of the day

[@CODEdragonCal]

I hope Sergeant Mo isn't a Sergeant anymore after what he did... ...I hope he is much higher up now. He deserves promotion and so does every single officer there

[@SSRT_JubyDuby8742]

Congratulations to you all, I wish success in all that you have to face in the future.

[@wordsmithgobshite3296]

The trouble with bailiffs is that mummy didn't love them and daddy loved them a bit too much.

[@samirii1]

Hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh funy

[@wordsmithgobshite3296]

***** Ikr, they think they're above the law. I love it when they find out they're not

[@jimframe671]

+Wordsmith Gobshite what daddies ?

[@wordsmithgobshite3296]

jim frame Ha ha, you have a very good point there.

[@lesreed7943]

Say that when some arsehole mugs YOU out of a lot of money and YOU have sod all chance of getting it back otherwise.

[@Jill-K]

That is the best 30 minutes I've had since last March. Love it when the people win. He was brilliant and so educated on the subject. 👏👏👏🍀

[@jeffreykrajchan6995]

You guys made my chest swell with pride that the common man can and must stand against corporate thugs and their bully boy tactics

[@Coolyguy27]

That my friends is being prepared. He knows all of his rights and all they are aloud to do and not aloud to do. And he filmed it all. I must applaud this gentlemen. Great job and civil the whole time.

[@andrerobinson2923]

I am not from that country, however, I like how the Police officers took all necessary steps to ensure that they looked out not only for the citizens but gave audience to the Bailiffs. Then the Sgt. encouraged the Bailiffs to walk off or face consequences. Great job and thanks for the video.

[@EazySDJ]

God bless youb Sgt Mo. You are a rare breed indeed. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@78vintages]

The guy in the blue shirt and the police were excellent here. I couldn't have shown that level of constraint especially if that bold headed ****** fronted up to me.

[@FattyOn2Wheels]

I respect that sgt so much for standing up and defending those peoples rights

[@drb1979]

Excellent sgt. Role model for all the other Officers in attendance

[@petervinnicombe72]

I hold my hands up to you Loz, you're a legend.

[@joannebowser6366]

Liverpool is a hero I salute you mate, stood your ground against these parasites these muggy goons well done pal

[@TorgeSlayer]

nearly brought a tear to my eyes, well done guys! all of you!

[@limeycanadian6492]

Good job standing up to tyranny of the banks and their bully bailiffs !! Hope everyone watches and learns their rights !! Bravo police 👍 and well done

[@RedPowder]

So if everyone stops paying, where does it end? Does everyone just get things for free?

[@markmacthree3168]

@@RedPowder you on about landlords or bank's ....

[@mrneutral8423]

Great cops who actually LISTENED. That Scouse fella was well informed and dealt with it amazingly.

[@cdread2187]

This is very refreshing. I was expecting the usual ‘freeman on the land’ pseudo-legal nonsense, but this was very well researched, well articulated, specific, peaceful, professional resistance in accordance with the rule of law and property rights. True Brits. A small victory, but the video being on here makes it a bigger one. Kudos to you all, a very impressive act of resistance.

[@FlumpStump]

I don't understand how people are berating the beneficiary. He is upholding the law and following the rules its irrelevant if they go back and get the proper paperwork and the result is an eviction the point is it followed the rules of law. Nobody was bullied out of their house. I think they done a fantastic job and the more people we have like that scouse guy the better off we would be.

[@willrowactor]

PS Mo, what a legend. Total professionalism as were the PC’s. Bravo. Legalities aside, those Bailiffs should be disciplined / Under Misconduct for their complete utter unprofessional behaviour

[@MarkOfTzeentch]

they probably got a slap on the wrist and were back at it the next day

[@Flatbasset]

SGT MO!!! A bloody hero!!! Give that man a trailer load of medals!!!

[@Rusmiester]

Who is the old mug with the white T-shirt with the blue sleeves? Got to love the way Paul is dressed, wannabe cop wearing utility vest giving it the big one!

[@rickmurray442]

Locksmith.

[@pierre-pete-martin7576]

Amazing Job, wow. BRAVO!

[@firespawn01]

Chad Sergeant before walking away from the Virgin Bailiff "Verbal Resistance. I'd advise you to walk away" ~COOOL GUYS DON'T LOOK AT EXPLOSIONS!~

[@gaminggeek28]

This was so satisfying to watch. In the end when they where told to walk away and started behaving like stubborn kids. Hope they get prosecuted for their actions and all their past cases are reviewed.

[@davidanton3432]

Watched this 15th of December 2019 and the best viewing I've seen, wish I'd had the information when bailiffs called on me on two occasions I subsequently got retribution but it was horrible and scary and certainly intimidating at the time not to mention the embarrassment. But these bully tactics still continue today ...sadly

[@mandynixon2258]

they do

[@kevinmason5350]

That SGT was fantastic what a HERO . such a shame there are not more like him in Police force !! He did not take on a bully boy stance but looked at all the evidence and came to the right conclusion . Great work SGT .

[@Khryptic]

love this video. Scouse was a legend. Inspiring stuff mate

[@PompeyChris71]

Excellent video. Congrats all round and two fingers to the bailiffs.

[@shyone968]

They have to give te evicted a copy of all eviction paperwork BEFORE they take possession.

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

seems like a remote area, cops in inner city wont have the time for any of this. They'd just arrest the homeowner and allow the bailiffs to go in.

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

Sadly in this day and age bailiffs or their equivalent are necessary evil as so many take advantage of situations. How often do we hear of landlords who have £1000's in rent arrears? In my experience my bank has been very helpful when I needed it If the correctly authorised, signed and sealed paperwork is presented by professional bailiffs then sadly I believe that it should be executed. However in this situation, wrong paperwork, some of the most unprofessional bailiffs in the country and what seems to have been incorrect legal proceedings then the possession was rightly stopped. The sergeant was brilliant

[@dt1111able]

Why do they put people in debt? Tenants pay to use the property what’s wrong with that? The landlord has bought it and paid and maintains it, if the tenants notify it they’d pay and also maintain it... either way, someone is pays, how else could it be?

[@dt1111able]

You’re right, Correct legal procedure should be followed but these occupiers are still in the wrong and they’re exploiting errors in legal procedure for personal gain as tenets do, rather than simply being in the right. Really what should Ultimately matter is who is right and who is wrong and this is a flaw in the British Legal system

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

@tea and biscuits no I'm not a landlord. But I ended up being scammed for £9k, my own fault I suppose because I trusted someone to pay at the end of a job rather than stage payments. My solicitor advised that it would be highly unlikely I'd win the full amount back and the associated costs would not be recovered. So, yes I'm biased, niave even, expecting people to act honourably. Yes, there are unscrupulous landlords but in the vast majority of cases are folk trying to invest in their future by letting property only to find they end up with arrears and horrendous costs to repair damaged property. The "bailiff" in this film knew he was wrong, why hide the paperwork, the police were absolutely correct in the way they handled the situation. Our court system is by and large fit for purpose, the presumption that innocent until proven guilty leads to people gaming the system which is why I was advised it would be difficult and expensive for me to win. I was told that I would have to produce all my accounts, bank statements, quotes, delivery notes and so on for my whole trading year.. Anything done on a handshake or verbal agreement wouldn't count. It changed the way I did business, I stopped trusting people. Very sad.

[@BigUriel]

I see loads of these videos criticizing bailiffs in the UK. Also loads of TV license ones and whatnot. The bailiffs bay have been in the wrong here and of course there will always be such instances, but for the most bailiffs are there lawfully and because someone didn't pay what the owe. I see there's clearly a lot of people in the UK who like to borrow money and buy shit on credit and they don't think they have any obligation to pay it back as if banks, stores, landlords and just society in general owed their chavy entitled arses anything. What I say to these people who have so many problems with bailiffs is that I've never had any knocking on my door, but then again I pay my bills, maybe you should try that.

[@nic_the_aged_woodworker]

@@BigUriel not sure where you get the idea that I don't pay my bills, I have always paid my way and have never defaulted on any financial agreement. The problem in many cases is that credit is too readily given to people who don't understand the implications of credit cards or buy now and pay later. With regard to bailiffs, since the system was privatised there is pressure to rush through as many cases as possible to maximize profits. This has led to unscrupulous businesses sidestepping the rules and too many people have unjustly been victims of this. However the vast majority of cases are right, too many people owing money that they won't or can't pay back. There are no easy answers to this huge problem

[@kevancroftkc]

Well done the Bailiffs were total bullies , and the Police were outstanding.

[@garageflower8009]

That scouser deserves a medal he was fantastic he played the bailiffs like a fiddle

[@calibateman]

The police were amazing. Way to go to all of you.

[@Indoor_Carrot]

@Advanced Driving to be fair, the documents are written deliberately to be as awkward as possible to follow, so that people miss loopholes. Many others get shafted illegal by balifs without realising it. And make no mistake, this is by design.

[@EliteKilla]

Sgt:I'd advise you to Walk away.... respect

[@MrJools70]

I love the statement he makes(the tall guy) "I`m standing on the law,Your abusing it!)

[@dansmith436]

they have refused you entry, silent pause,, i suggest you walk away hahaha brilliant 24:43

[@bensonandcleo]

Knowledge is power, good work

[@Alien_O1]

I have to say. This video was the first video that taught me a lot of the rights the public has. I actually dealt with a similar situation over council tax knowing I didn't owe a penny. In fact they owed me £7,500 I got £5,000. I'm still in dispute. At this time my health was affected as a result however iwill be fileing compensation and the rest of my money. Thanks to this video you have a massive thank you for the education gained and not just from myself 🙏❤️. Well-done and THANK YOU.

[@danvondrasek]

That officer needs to come teach a class in civic responsibility to our US police

[@trumpetmano]

If that happened in the US-someone would have gotten shot...

[@maureenstringer64]

DannyWarlegs definitely

[@belleanna26]

Well done guys keep fighting these violent thugs who are contemptuous of UK law.

[@boomerrob9223]

These thugs are employed by the banks and "respectable" financial institutions. This reveals the true nature of our society.

[@paulp4985]

Well done young man, well done, well done police, best video I ever watch on KZbin. As law abiding citizens we all feel that law is not on our side, as most companies, insurance, utilities, banks, don’t treat public right. Their rules and terms design in such a way that it’s always public pays and they always right. It is good to see that law is on public side for a change.

[@ozzie2612]

These people WERE EVICTED don’t believe these idiots claiming they weren’t evicted because they were!!! And that scouser is a stupid numpty benefit scrounger Typical lefty stupid dumbass uneducated barrack room lawyer That house went into foreclosure and the house was foreclosed and SOLD at a later date