Police Try To Get My Details 👮‍♂️🤯

[@1437dk]

How do the English stand that they have such a police force. What this and these officers say is complete nonsense. It's like the officers live in a kindergarten, and they talk down to a citizen who will have to defend himself and be able to prove his innocence. Even young cops are completely stupid, it's like they surrender their critical sense when they become cops. How can the English endure having such a police, asks a Scandinavian - where we have a tolerant police, well-trained officers who respect the citizens and who behave properly.

[@kevinburns3275]

Tolerant police, well-trained officers . We have dumb dumbs with fragile egos.

[@twintasticboys3499]

The one saving Grace is that our police do NOT carry guns like US officers. Guns put how police treat members of the Public in a totally different realm. US Police are buzzing from the off due to gun carrying citizens and many are impatient and trigger happy in return😞

[@01matthewc]

That's what the UK 🇬🇧 had years ago, oh, how the standards of the British 🇬🇧 police has fallen in recent decades.

[@garychristie5009]

The British police force have lowered their enrollment IQ to become a police officer so low that anybody can become one, and then they are not trained properly because they are being trained by police of low IQ. So it is a kind of catch twenty-two.

[@paulharper4196]

I'm english, lived in New zealand for 10 years and now live in Australia. I haven't interacted with any Australian police yet, but I will say nz cops are leaps and bounds ahead of British cops in their demeanor, the way they speak to you etc.

[@petersharples3196]

Three coppers but when you need one they are never around

[@jimmythemadostrich8947]

Well, apparently someone said a naughty word so . . .

[@Thomas-g5t2k]

Would you want help from these fools

[@peteradams5857]

So because of alleged shouting and swearing ......2 police cars and 3 officers attend. In the meantime robberies , sexual assaults, motor theft, house burglaries, etc all going on un investigated.

[@peterwentworth9181]

And guess what, they went straight to the man with a camera breaking no laws.

[@mcccxxxvii6187]

You forgot tyrant cops breaking the law.

[@jaywinner328]

I'm convinced that's because they are unable to investigate. Their only ability is asking for your name and hoping you incriminate yourself.

[@havok9001]

@@peterwentworth9181 i tell them that line & i tell them someone breaking the law else where like raping ur wife after they break in who knows cuz there 3 dumb armed cops here for a person with a camera breaking no laws also im allowed to swear in public all i want so fuck this fuck u & fuck ur buddys all u cops are the fucking same around the world fucking bulls make up false charges over nothing also cops are racist KKK white trash..... if u force fake law try me cuz of ur feelings fuck them go home

[@elmerfudd6305]

Looks like UK police force is being Overtaken by small, weak, child like, But we'll groomed females,, of which When the going gets tough they call Big boy backup... As on most American,UK, and Australian Videos this happens often...

[@pauladams9896]

Talking to plod is like playing chess with a pigeon, it knocks all the pieces over, craps on the board then struts around as if they've won. They put on the clown suit and the circus begins. Bring your own balloons.

[@grahampawson1502]

🤣😂🤙👏👏👏🤡🤡🤡

[@purplewos]

Astonishing levels of arrogance and bullying from our public servants for legitimately filming.

[@matthewjahnke6956]

He takes the cake on this.

[@gj5900]

That copper is a massive plonker, unaware of his professional standards, unaware of his policies, unaware of the law. If they fail to identify properly, ignore them.

[@glazunov5562]

You talk too much "I don't answer questions" and the policeman has nothing.

[@am-jddr]

Unaware of what his job his except make stuff up nd lie

[@ramalama9650]

@@am-jddr Police Recruitment Interviewer: Do you ever lie? Applicant: No Police Recruitment Interviewer: What's your name? Applicant: Mickey Mouse Police Recruitment Interviewer: You've got the job!

[@kolar]

If they fail to ID walk away. If they fail to provide RAS, walk away. If they attack, inform them they are under citizen's arrest and defend yourself.

[@martynanstis1620]

Whoever let him out after police training needs to take him back for a few more months. His knowledge on photography in public is appalling.

[@tonyclack5901]

You can see the look of arrogance in his face before he even opened his mouth.

[@LorrieLogan]

That cop was so out of order. He is still young…there will be lawsuits coming his way in future, it is inevitable. He doesn’t listen.

[@allenp920]

He learned a big word today. “Ascertain” and he was so proud of that.

[@mauriceosullivan6832]

Allen, 😂 the police love to say that.

[@planb1853]

I lad

[@paulharper4196]

And "forthright". Cop speak. Bet he doesn't talk like that with his one friend.

[@chrisfs150]

"I dont have to tell you when im filming" "Your service policy, home office regulations and the ico all say you have to legally tell me.." "NO THEY DONT" Yet another lying bullying cop at work ladies and gentlemen.... Yet another....

[@MikeEves]

@Kens UK Adventures I do filming and haven't done any GDPR training

[@jannenreuben7398]

@Kens UK Adventures A member of the public is under no obligation to inform people that they are filming. The police are, by their own rules.

[@jannenreuben7398]

@Kens UK Adventures Doesn't really matter, they're still not under any obligation to inform people about BWV usage although it would be courteous to do so. KZbin auditors and content providers are not regulated as far as I'm aware so there's no requirement for them to create policies. All a policy really does is set an expectation of employee behaviour that can be evaluated externally if required.

[@jannenreuben7398]

@Kens UK Adventures I was talking specifically about policies here, my apologies if that wasn't clear. Obviously a policy does not override the law and it only binds the employees of whatever organisation writes the policy, my point was that the police ARE bound by their own policies in a way that an auditor is not. As you suggest, GDPR does apply to all parties but that's a separate issue to policies.

[@chrisfs150]

@Kens UK Adventures he doesent work for the police, He doesent work for the home office, He doesent come under the information commissioner's office, He's a private individual so gdpr doesent apply to him... So really I'm failing to see your point? Do you really want police officers like this one is to Lie & Break policies & Break the law & Ignore contractual policies? If you do I suggest you move to 1940's Nazi Germany where you'd obviously be much happier My main point was the policeman lied and broke the law. Nobody should support that Im shocked you do.

[@tangmerebob2395]

They don't need to know the law, they believe you have to obey them no matter what

[@brandonmitchell8003]

that bloke is a tyrant!

[@realest21310]

💯

[@matthewjahnke6956]

@@realest21310 1000 percent.

[@nathangreen7079]

His instant aggressive body language and failure to identify is alarming

[@fossilfishleg9188]

Step 1 apply for police job. Step 2 get brain removed. Step 3 start work.

[@Polecat54941]

Sorry but you got step 3 wrong, Start abusing the public and hide in the station to make the shift pass quicker would be more accurate :)

[@sguerilla6142]

Brain?

[@dantealighieri9540]

@Kens UK Adventures Nah, Auditors have social skills.

[@dantealighieri9540]

Before step one, they have to make sure one doesn't have any social skills. Then one gets an uniform.

[@stevelozevski8151]

@Kens UK Adventures you must love being governed harder. Enjoy your 15 minute city

[@SickOfItAll-do1cf]

I can’t help but question the motives of why anyone would wanna be a copper, just like lording over people, were probably like it in school

[@kevinsancto1574]

This Officer has no concept of his policy the law or his job. Then he refused to identify talking over a member of public wide eyed. This Officer needs retraining and another reminder of his oath. Ascertain is his favourite word and trying to incriminate you he is dangerous in my opinion. Then he escalates to the point of he was raising his voice. The female Officer saves the day calming the situation then of he goes again. Please tell me that his inspector or sargeant has had words with him. He could not wait to get hands on he was angry at the point not being obeyed. POOR DO BETTER

[@alexanderwaterman7480]

Massive FAIL.

[@mcadamdavid1]

these police are sanguinary pathological LIARS as `` Time & Realty benders ¬`or BIPOLAR DISSORDER.

[@Krazyjakeuk]

He didn't have much luck getting your details great video 👊

[@viborgvee8399]

The British are very good at being robotic jobsworths for some reason, very compliant and easily controlled.

[@oregon433]

That PC is not as clever as he thinks he is

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Look ant is eye s is he on the wackie backie 😊😊😊

[@germaninsider7890]

these kind of pigs are the worst

[@mcsporran7228]

He doesn’t know what clever means, you’re giving this dimwit too much credit!

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

@kensukadventures628where, I’m watching now and can’t see anything but the cop trying and failing to be a bully.

[@johnwtobin156]

They never are.

[@paulmooney8697]

How is it possible most cops in the UK seem to have no clue that they need to inform you their bodycam is on? That male cop just made a complete idiot of himself.

[@am-jddr]

They don't have a clue about anything including tge law

[@tufty7663]

The cop is a robot, very apt, he acted like a idiot to a member of the public.

[@hollow34]

A problem only arrises if the footage from their camera is used in court. Also you don't need to tell someone they are being recorded if to do so would result in somebody being hurt or a crime committed. It's all very wishy-washy and making such a big thing of it is a waste of time. It's just them trying to cover themselves, no one gets in trouble for not telling someone they are being recorded.

[@am-jddr]

They are all as bad they don't expect us their employers to know the law

[@johnferguson40]

Also a violation of policy dress code with his slouching and hands in his pockets. It is in my Police Scotlands policy anyway.

[@DashDriver-z1r]

Police these days, guy burgled my house, guy with balaclava running around, sorry we are really busy. Guy with camera at amazon yeh we will send a few cars and 4 officers that needs investigation

[@Antpeople1]

They only turn up for the things THEY want to and turn a blind eye TO REAL CRIMES. I HAVE SEVERAL crimes

[@leesingleton6212]

Once again earning the hate. Good stuff bud

[@T-bit]

4:15 the knock out blow that won you the debate.

[@davidbarnard1126]

One question that really stumps them. . . Does the person complaining have video evidence ?

[@lint8391]

Section 26 offence. GDPR offence. Police acting like a criminal gang yet again.

[@winstonsmith3690]

They must teach them the word "ascertain" on day one of training.

[@georgeelliott5613]

Under GDPR police must tell a member of the public when they are filming

[@LeDrew8]

Never talk to the police .

[@DJW411]

" if I'm free to go, then I'm free to stay"... I like that.

[@aedwards4496]

You don't need to prove your innocence, they need to prove guilt

[@robba1234]

Not with police, they treat you like you are guilty first, and the way they use the badly written badly understood laws, they are probably correct, they certainly can't "learn" judging by the many emails and updates they never read

[@xfire7]

Two cars ! No units available when we have crimes against us 😢

[@TheSadButMadLad]

9:00 When police keep needing names they are not following the law. The law exists to control the public AND the police. The law controls how far the police can go to keep the peace. If the law does not specifically allow the police to do something then when they try to do that something they are abusing the law. The law does not allow the police to get people's names except in a few very specific circumstances, such as section 50, driving and after arrest.

[@Renegade1127]

Except .......... If you are arrested - you have the right to remain silent. So, if your photo/fingerprints/DNA aren't on their system, they can't get sh1t. That's how stupid police are.

[@ClaymateDesigner]

The UK police demonstrating their ignorance of the law is an embarrassment to the UK citizens. They will never back down because once caught out, they get butt hurt and insist on dominating you. These guys are a total embarrassment. It's up to them to prove guilt NOT for you to prove innocence.

[@trevormccook1591]

Really good auditing. This guy really educated That tyrant cop who has no idea about the law. Come with his ego trying to make up his own rules but you stood firm and educated him. Great work by bare Britain audits👍

[@glovere2]

As an American, it’s weirdly reassuring to see the exact same BS from police in other democracies. They don’t get it either. An anonymous free press is essential for transparency. If the state can target you by name just for filming buildings you pay for it defeats the purpose, doesn’t it?

[@davemelville480]

‘Watch this ladies’ (I’ll intimidate this hick and look SO cool). Dam…..that didn’t go so well. (I now look like a fool) 😂😂😂

[@brianmiddleton9023]

That Cop must have just learned a new word "Ascertain" and has been told to use it 200 times in a conversation. What an incompetant fool.

[@petervaughan6201]

That copper had a very aggressive confrontational approach

[@I-named-my-pig-mohammed]

And he's a moron to boot

[@andygee8716]

They don't get it that you don't have to help them with their investigations; you don't have to say a damn thing to them. They CANNOT demand to see any video footage without a warrant.

[@paddymallory4080]

They firmly believe they can that’s the laughable thing!

[@mousecoder1306]

They can seize the item to obtain the footage under section 19 of PACE, if the footage pertains to an offence. However, they would first have to procure a warrant under section 8 of pace in order to seize the item under section 19 of PACE.

[@garyheap-dk4gv]

He is straight out of the Wayne Couzins school of policing,,,,,, can you imagine him detaining a single vulnerable woman

[@dazediss6629]

Changed his story about 10 times during this conversation. He’s gone from investigating a suspicious character (not an offence), to finding out the purpose of filming (not an offence), to possible section 5 public order….. which is only arrest-able if someone is repeatedly offending after being cautioned. You haven’t sworn once in this video. This copper needs investigating, if he’s doing this kind of thing when on camera - what is he getting away with off camera? He’ll be going up to people and just making up laws to arrest them.

[@johnmcenteggart1663]

"I don't have to identify" If a cop refuses to ID then walk away, you shouldn't have to engage with them as in my eyes they are not in a place of authority.

[@matthewdumbrell7578]

Yeh but Auditors need the interaction otherwise there's nothing to watch.

[@daveroe1241]

Have you noticed how he kept creeping forward a step at a time trying to intimidate. The sneer on his face with his gang mentality buddies. He's been watching to many American audits.

[@matthewjahnke6956]

One more thing:Her cute ass didn't flinch.

[@applanateearth586]

Who do the police work for? Turn up in a flash for this horrendous crime of taking a photograph but to busy to attend any real crime like burglary!

[@TheSadButMadLad]

2:55 The public don't have to help the police in their investigations. Rice vs Connolly

[@jimosullivan1389]

1966...plus Judge Bean 2011. You can call the turns, tyrants and tossers in a calm voice and there aint nothing they can do about it.

[@dave_ryan]

@Kens UK Adventures Love your master like a good gimp.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

@kensukadventures628 Oh you think Rice v Connolly means you don't have to help the police when they're catching a real criminal. Nothing of the sort. If police are having trouble with a real criminal and you can help then it's a good thing to do. What it means is that you, when being questioned by the police, don't have to help them in their investigation.

[@ManuelMartinez-fo1rp]

@@TheSadButMadLad bootlicker cuckold seems hurt 😅

[@GenproEnterprises]

As an Australian I thought we get most of our laws from the UK, don't you have to show ID when asked by a Police Officer, because we do. It's all you have to do is name and address.

[@bren70ssss94]

Look at his eyes , hes off his cake on something 😵‍💫

[@rodericklawley2846]

High dose of SSRI medication

[@hikerwoody182]

been on the nose beer

[@nickcoppard5335]

I thought that maybe he needs testing

[@oceanborn1962]

That as my first thought.

[@todtiger]

They love throwing those key words out without having a clue what they mean

[@dobythedog]

Good to see the police have time to spend harassing photographers whilst burglaries and robberies go completely ignored. At best you'll be quoted a "crime number" over the phone. No wonder crime is now rampant n the UK with these police workers devoting their time to non-crimes.

[@MikeEves]

It's an opportunity for the police to piss about wasting time.

[@Audit-The-Auditors]

@@MikeEves They were summoned, they attended as they were obligated to do.

[@dantealighieri9540]

@@Audit-The-Auditors Yes, they were, by the people who control the big capital, weren't they?

[@dantealighieri9540]

Whenever one calls the police to report an emergency, one should tell them one is working for a firm which represents a lot of money. Success guaranteed!

[@MikeEves]

@@Audit-The-Auditors they completely ignore burglary and drug dealing in my area. Get a camera out and start filming a private building, they are there in a flash

[@paulbarker5295]

The problem is, the police don't want to lose face. So they'll try their best to trump something up!

[@tman5634]

That male officer is a disgrace to the police force. It's so so wrong that his tyrant types are stealing a salary for behaving like he has here.

[@01matthewc]

Probably showing off to his female colleague.

[@narajuna]

very sad, trying hard to bully, jump right away on earlier Amazon over reaching.

[@Thomas-g5t2k]

She’s thick too

[@metatroy1]

Cumming v Chief Constable of Northumbria (2003) EWCA Civ 1844 at (44). “...The power to arrest must be exercised in good faith to be lawful. The court will evaluate the exercise of the discretion in the same way it evaluates the exercise of any Public law discretion, but will bear in mind the important right to liberty...”

[@vikkiburr5984]

Yeah this jumped up copper has tried his "Move Along" power play before!

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Dipp dipp old Boy Scout 😊😊😊

[@davidevans7643]

And the police officers if they had any common sense why would you even let yourself down?

[@Cj-zj7jf]

Why do they send officers out on to the streets when they are not only completely ignorant of the laws, but do not even know their own police policy, it is pathetic to see. That cop was absolutely clueless and embarrassed himself throughout the interaction.

[@TallSilentGuy]

I think it was a mixture of genuinely dumb and playing dumb to suit his purposes.

[@balance3201]

They are not ignorant they just don't want you to know

[@Jonnyflashable]

Someone has learnt a new word. Ascertain, ascertain, ascertain.

[@IanButter-wc4og]

So the police have not enough officers to attend burglaries and other serious crimes but can afford to send two cars and three plods to harrass an auditor?

[@SalvageMasterEssex]

Do you even know what the word auditor means. It certainly doesn't refer to the brother from the gutter we hear in this video Lol.

[@Missdoubletrouble541]

@@SalvageMasterEssex it's not what he sounds like that matters. It's the principle. Police harassment of individuals going about their day on public property will have ramifications for us all. Anyone can take photos or film anywhere. I live in a tourist city and I've probably ended up in loads of tourist's photos and vid footage. I don't like seeing camera's pointed in my direction but they're free to film or photo anyone anywhere. The guy in this vid wasn't doing anything wrong. That's the point (that you seemed to have missed).

[@michaelfulthorpe1910]

as usual.

[@TimTheComputerDoctor]

​@@SalvageMasterEssex'Brothee from the gutter' is a description I could use to refer to you. Bigot !

[@mentonish]

When you think how much this control must cost the tax payer, two police cars ect

[@mikeeyre3235]

Must be his first day ONYOURWAY TO TRAINING CENTRE😮

[@grouchomarx5649]

Comment 08:27. Gobby, gobby, Bobby! The amazing Officer Gobby. Unbelievable little puffed up bag of wind!

[@neiljones5075]

"Ascertain "....his favourite big word.😂

[@pauljames970]

It's not up to you to prove your innocent, it's up to the police to prove your guilt !!!!!! And only a court order can make you revile what's on your camera !!!!

[@Audit-The-Auditors]

Misinformed nonsense. Section 43 of the Terrorism Act 2000 gives officers have the power to view digital images on a camera or mobile phone when they are searching a person under S43. You mean 'delete' not 'reveal'.

[@shortbreadbiscuit2002]

@@Audit-The-Auditors Misinformed nonsense.....in order to conduct a s43 search, the officer must have reasonable grounds to suspect that the person is a terrorist...a man with a camera is not reasonable grounds to suspect that someone is a terrorist. In this case the guy above is correct, the officer has no right to view the camera footage to see whether a public order offence has been committed.

[@Audit-The-Auditors]

@@shortbreadbiscuit2002 No, the 'guy' is 100% incorrect, he states that ONLY a court order can make you reveal what is on a camera, when that is blatantly wrong. S43 provides the power to do so, yes, under certain circumstances, but a court order is NOT the ONLY way.

[@gwaponobby]

It's not up to the Police to prove your guilt. That happens in a court of law.

[@shortbreadbiscuit2002]

@@gwaponobby it is up to the police to gather enough evidence to pass on to the CPS to prove your guilt...

[@chrisleon7312]

That cop has pyscho eyes and is obviously unstable! How did he slip through the mental evaluation test at application to the force?

[@andyzeus6898]

He was evaluated as being perfect for the job.

[@MrThegamemasterlord]

the police employed him he is a test albanian migrant for uk service

[@10beanz]

He's one to watch out on the streets. A police officer with an ego like that is dangerous. What happens when he doesn't get recorded?

[@alext2933]

The SHEER IGNORANCE of the law the Police show these days is absolutely incredible. Wish they protected the PUBLIC like they do BIG BUSINESS and THEMSELVES.

[@stevephipps5146]

This cop is a joke like all cops they know nothing

[@johnebag]

He does a lot of ascertaining

[@richardharvey1732]

Hi B B A, this encounter with the cops here is yet another one where the poor man acts on the basis of what he thinks he knows, the fact that he is deluded might eventually penetrate but here and now he is unable to behave properly in a sensible manner. He insists that his demands are reasonable based on a complaint he has received, he keeps saying that he does not yet know if an offence has been committed, he wants you to give him that evidence!, in fact that is his job to investigate the evidence. Eventually she takes over and behaves a lot better, she asks for and gets your assurance that you will not enter the premises and cause any trouble but he still wants to assert authority that he is not entitled to!. Not for the first time they trot off without satisfaction. I do admire the way you stick in there and resist the tyranny. Cheers, Richard.

[@robotsonmars1989]

Well the auditer himself admitted that an offence had be committed and he had the evidence on camerea ,so there's that.

[@kenthall319]

Oh Lord! I pay for recruiting them. Uniform. Boots. Housing. Salary and pension. Comprehensive failures. Years ago we deported them.

[@pmcommando]

"Shouting and swearing" what sort of soviet infant school is this. Grown arse men aren't allowed to shout or swear 🤣🤣🤣

[@altvamp]

They should go to court for wasting police time - their own time, what a waste of resources but that's all they want to deal with now is petty easy targets, they run away from serious crime.

[@nathanc4849]

Only in UK will the police turn out for a lot of shouting but when it comes to real crime nowhere to be seen unless it involves the royal family

[@nasapayrollsystem8701]

It's hard to stand your ground .., especially against a few of them , that can't belive a member of the public said NO .. But you did .. And .. they got nothing.. Basically , they assumed you were guilty , until you proved your innocence... Isn't that the wrong way around?

[@sean380]

He is the sort of Copper that Sir Mark Rowlands should sack he thinks he's in the Gestapo.

[@bobtunbridge7996]

Sheesh as long as they can put thier boots on the right feet an do thier shirt up without missing any buttons they get the job

[@Chris-hu2mp]

That copper came up all guns blazing, armed with a little bit of hearsay, expecting the auditor to fold, hell bent on insulting the cammers intelligence. His disdainful expression, twisting words, showing off to the other cops. Well, all he did was make himself look ridiculous. Don't trust the police, they're not your friends.

[@booomer180]

If I'm free to leave I'm free to stay. That slapped him proper.

[@cgisme]

No one has to prove their innocence!

[@julianmorris9560]

Well done chap, another fine specimen of the "law upholders" schooled.

[@robbflynn4325]

This cop is an embarrassment.

[@Dangerous_Brian]

If this is their idea of *investigating* a crime, then we have a MASSIVE problem.

[@andyheath4676]

Big business calls the plod and loads turn up , private citizens call and NOWT 🤬

[@BarryCampbell6822]

That cocky posh lad wouldn't have gotten anywhere near a police uniform back when I was criminally active in the 70's and 80's. They can turn out, chests puffed up and spouting fiction, when someone is taking pictures, but try and find one doing what they're supposed to do when pensioners are scared and vulnerable people are being robbed and intimidated in our city centres every weekend for the last 10 months and it's crickets. It's a shame what they've become.

[@Bazzamagoo666]

That first copper is a right 🛎 End!

[@paddymallory4080]

The best advice my dear old dad ever gave me was ‘never ever give the police your details unless your arrested and at a police station’ he was a SGT with Merseyside police until 2001. He’d be spinning in his grave if he could see the state of plod these days.

[@dobythedog]

2 police cars and personnel. Just think how much that cost. The police are throwing money away every day. When somebody calls them to complain that someone is filming, the response should be "so what?"

[@MajorRoadAhead]

Whatever the outcome of this, the fact is that you don't have to help the Police with their investigation. I would just walk away and leave them to it.

[@Travelling-Tim]

I was saying to myself, this copper looks familiar, big up bare, good interaction, kept yourself professional, respect 👌

[@alexanderevanska4274]

I am sure i have saw that arrogant scruffy looking cop on other vids.

[@Fxper]

I thought he looked familiar ..... Yup its Spot-a-Cock !!

[@kev5125]

Me as well. Where is he from.

[@lyndagripton4406]

Great to hear what we have been informed are our rights.

[@karlhayley]

Under data protection legislation, police officers must inform people that they're being filmed wherever possible, and the cameras feature a flashing red light to warn when recording is taking place.31 Aug 2022

[@karlhayley]

@Daniel Weston tell the police you will report them to ipcc

[@wilfridvoynich3052]

Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.

[@attaat]

Mr Piggy was trying to look like a big boy in front of the WPC Piggy.

[@patchorley1140]

awful standard of policing from that policeman, well handled

[@neilhatton6018]

You don't have to give your name or address unless you've committed a crime or they suspect you of having done so. They can randomly ask anyone on the street for their name and address but you're not obliged to answer.

[@Buck783]

Loves the ascertain word ! Probably 29 times

[@Paul-nr6ws]

Scary we now have to prove innocence against any and all random accusations.

[@veronikaquick6738]

The Public must be due a massive refund - shouldn`t be paying for these !

[@bionic4368]

As soon as they lie to you tell them you're no longer going to converse with them.

[@kennyjones3679]

Only a matter of time before a major TV network picks up on these video's and show the public what they are really like.

[@zibbezabba2491]

Acertain, acertain,acertain.. Take that word away from them and they would literally become speechless.