Port of Tilbury

[@eastendthug]

The Sergeant was a class act. Friendly, respectful, informative and didn't talk to AB like he was a criminal.

[@roncollins3078]

eastendthug I'm glad he called his supervisor to clear things up. It would have been awful if the first one arrested him , 'cuffed him and drove him back to Gestapo Headquarters...!

[@adamclark1972uk]

Sergeant

[@JayJasperLondon]

An absolute delight that sergeant- what a gentleman and so friendly 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@bigtwentytwenty]

You know he's intelligent to realise how funny it is that merely existing presents a risk, so he's grinning because he's pondered on this paradox himself over the years 😂👏👏👏

[@bowman4275]

Except for the lecture on not running with scissors at the end

[@Splixee]

That sgt is the most decent cop ive ever seen in any audit in the UK. Complete role model and top top bloke.

[@dwayne_dibley]

Still, I’d only trust him as far as I could shit him

[@andrewgilbertson5356]

I agree , but what does it say about the rest of them. I have a few of these and very few police, security get it right.

[@deveronrobinson4322]

Remember they have no independent thought processes and would end your life if given the order

[@zackgaluh9907]

This Sargeant is a beautiful soul, he has a good heart and it shines through his face and his smile will bring peace to everyone around him.

[@rainbowtree5664]

Totally agree, a lovely smile.

[@jiggermast]

Totally agree Zack. You can occasionally just know a person is a good human being.

[@louisamaral6220]

This sargent has beautiful heart 100%

[@Star-fe8ch]

Agree he was a lovely soul

[@GamerUK]

What a lovely guy ❤️

[@theresapreedy7507]

Thank-You to everyone for the lovely comments about my wonderful Son Nigel . The sergeant. He has always been like this in work & out . I can’t Thank-You enough it means a lot to Nigel & me . He will always help anyone .

[@wayneparsons2569]

Lovely man♥️

[@Gunnerjay658]

He is a great man you should be very proud ❤️

[@patrickomaracou7268]

When I was at sea and we docked in Tilbury it was always ten bob each for the coppers on the gate to just let the taxi through no questions asked,doubt it`s changed much.

[@geoff7393]

You should be so proud to have brought up such a wonderful polite respectfull man. thank you for educating us all nigel. keep up the good work and that lovely manner just a smile can brighten anyones day.

[@trevorowen6564]

Your son is a credit to you and to the police force!

[@sjd_3699]

I've never seen a Sgt with such a smile on his face than this guy. He smiles while he's talking. Very refreshing to watch.

[@bigtwentytwenty]

It's because deep down he knows how daft things are in reality.

[@realscientistflanders1688]

he's not smiling, he has buck teeth

[@williamdodds1394]

He could be a Christian .

[@adambrown2626]

@@williamdodds1394 he doesn’t look stupid enough to be a Christian...

[@MARKETMAN6789]

The sergent was a credit to the port of Tilbury. And a credit to his parents and the police and himself .A man who is paid to do a job and does it extremely well with a smile on his face and treats the public as equals

[@paulhumphreys7369]

Totally agree.

[@Williamottelucas]

and you can't say fairer than that!

[@jasoncreamer5747]

The other officer who apologised for his incorrect assumption is also a rarity if you ask me. I almost never see them apologise when they are corrected.

[@simonejipp4795]

I agree

[@Suzyfromtheblock]

And handsome to boot 😊

[@Debs-29]

Sargent really outstanding officer We need more like him.

[@HarryMcKlein]

Yes, he seems like a genuinely nice bloke.

[@joepublicuk2.093]

@@HarryMcKlein 😄

[@HarryMcKlein]

@@joepublicuk2.093 i was referring to the SGT at the end. He was a nice guy, the other fella and the security man were both dickheads.

[@joepublicuk2.093]

@@HarryMcKlein na sarg was a dick aswell making out if an accident happens it would be AB fault

[@robi3081]

agreed, outstanding contact with the public

[@knobby2knobby]

That Sargent was a top bloke, all forces need a carbon copy of him in their ranks!

[@spinningwhat3315]

Yes indeed. The same way a lot of coppers are exposed as tyrants, some rightly are highlighted as decent humans. Tyrants take note.

[@RAMROD1847]

Hear hear

[@ryangibbs496]

@Viktor Sligo Nothing wrong with the flag! Use some common sense ffs.

[@Lee-Bude]

Absolute credit to the Sargent. That’s how to behave in that position. Knowledgeable, calm and professional. More of these guys please!

[@nathantaylor5003]

At least he apologised and he did it straight away. Respect to him.

[@Benny10001]

13:30: a priceless moment of pure joy. An officer arriving on the scene and correcting a fellow officer. How I would love to see more of that. 👍

[@Duncan94]

I've literally had to slam on my space bar to pause because it's too awkward... the other officer saying he can't, the Sergeant comes out and politely says 'of course you can'... hahahaha!

[@stuartshelley18]

Best video I've seen, what a moment 😂😂 someone getting absolutely schooled in 4 seconds

[@jsinclair7055]

@@Duncan94 hahahaah me too!

[@geoff7393]

I totally agree

[@ConcernedCitizenCa]

I’m sure the east end thug made the Sarge’s life difficult after that. “Bloody management not backing up the rank and file officers!”

[@T.H.Man.]

The Sargeant is a gem and the force should be proud to have sargeants like himself.

[@malced1]

Sergeant was a smashing bloke. To be fair, the constable apologised without hesitation. Good job AB. 👏👍

[@stephenrees7470]

Only because his Sergeant was present and he knew he'd fucked up!

[@justinm2697]

The constable also said the law doesn't apply to him. No amount of apologising can redeem that.

[@jamesjones3991]

Stephen Rees what more can he do other than apologise?

[@williamspruce7084]

He’s only dock police , what rights do they have ?

[@imhandyarry9006]

The Sergeant was very professional, and his comfortable smile would make people calmer. We need more police like that.

[@romanellis4504]

The Sgt just showed every officer in the police force exactly how its done, a true gent and respect to him

[@ammom3747]

Sergeant was decent and polite bloke

[@Ytremz]

Yeah

[@deveelvraat3404]

Quite frankly, that's not the typical NCO. This guy looks and acts more like an officer.

[@6thi874]

Sergeant knows the law perhaps... Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel.

[@martynanstis1620]

Shame he was wearing a bastardisation of the Union flag. Either wear the proper thing or not at all. Absolute disgrace

[@barneybiggles]

There doesn’t seem to be many people who can spell Sergeant correctly.

[@top_G_82]

Top Sergeant we need more like him

[@galtongabriel1172]

Respect to the sergeant, he put his officer firmly in his place. Well done AB,brilliant audit. These videos are addictive. Love it.

[@Nickle314]

At least the first one had the bollocks to say sorry.

[@phobsdsr4326]

Nickle quite true. He couldn’t have just walked off but he humbled himself.

[@tombg555]

Pointing out the lack of a seat belt was brilliant.

[@kayenne221]

That sergeant, what a genuinely lovely guy. His genuine smile, gave me goosebumps. Regardless of his roll as a sergeant. He holds a rare quality these days. Humanity.

[@philiptegg4276]

yep, a lot of them seem fake. you can tell they just know who ab is so make an effort. This chap seemed genuine as. Calmed situation immediately.

[@geoff7393]

Yes i agree a smile can make anyones day.

[@JMaverick1985]

That first officer was rude and aggressive, shouldn’t be in the police service. The Sargent was spot on!

[@hannecatton2179]

The Police Service ! The Port of Tilbury Police are a step down from Trumpton Police !

[@Scotoz27]

So true. What a total plonker the first cop was.

[@Scotoz27]

@Harry Flashman You were warned about sniffing glue and now we see the effects of ignoring god advice.

[@Scotoz27]

@Harry Flashman Now listen Harry it is always strange to see uneducated, ignorant and stupid people 'assume' they know something when they dont. You do know the flag is the international maritime flag to denote "Doctor on Board?" You assumed a Scottish connection and went off on a rant as I obviously hit a nerve and of course the truth always hurts when you are 'obsessive compulsive' as you obviously are. It seems most people on this post think you are a cretin so why keep posting and remove all doubt? If you have any points then maybe you can speak in English instead of the 'gibberish' you are an expert in so have a go and maybe you can regain some credibility.

[@gasgiant7122]

He's not actually a regular police officer he's just port authority police, same as transport police! He was prob kicked out of the met for his bad behaviour

[@entertainmenator1488]

At least he had the decency to acknowledge his mistake & apologise.

[@kierenwise9901]

Basically had to when he was in front of his gaffer..

[@soprano3612]

lol only because the sergeant was there

[@mohammedahmed3763]

Except he didnt makea mistake and was righy

[@RedroomStudios]

credit to him for the apology.

[@Fishicecrea]

Still a piece of shit tho

[@Timmysminivanventures]

You can tell that Sargent has a healthy happy mind which leads to him being a great cop.. as for some of the others.. well 🤢

[@lucius4556]

On power trips in an otherwise insignificant life !

[@bigtwentytwenty]

He believes people should be free. A libertarian as opposed to an authoritarian.

[@andrewwallace9290]

That Sergeant is a credit to the police, totally professional and personable. That PC needs to attend a few customer service courses (and possibly a anger management one too)

[@Lylamedia]

The sergeant is a credit to himself and his uniform, the fact he is educated and polite is even more of a credit to humanity what a great guy.

[@kevb6313]

If all police and security were like the Sargent there’d be no audits - the gate house guy is a typical I’ve got a high vis and I’m going to to use it and the 2nd was a typical I’ve been in the force 30 years man and boy and there’s nothing you can tell me cos I stopped listening when I got my uniform- what a pair of cranks

[@insertpienow]

Exactly... He had 30 years service.. and still brain dead and could not give a fk after all that time..

[@TheSadButMadLad]

30 years and still a lowly constable and never got promoted. Says something that even the police force don't think much of him.

[@martinbuchan9432]

I couldn't believe how rude he was to the Foreign lorry driver.

[@oscarfordson9064]

Kev B good comment about the long service cop attitude

[@tazmanila6522]

Oscar Fordson I’m a long serving pig shit so i know lots of bullshit stuff but don’t know any real laws.

[@51elephantchang]

Funny how the rude and nasty types are nearly always wrong.

[@51elephantchang]

@@dannydeacon4976 not be rude and nasty or not be wrong?

[@angrypostmanfilms]

So true!

[@nonenone-vt8cg]

There is no nearly about it.

[@Certifiednonsense]

“Mr smelly armpits thinks he owns the port” 😂😂😂😂 your so calm it’s toooo funny 😂

[@markwhitmore9326]

@@ozzie2612 is that PC Ozzie, badge number 2612.

[@markwhitmore9326]

@@ozzie2612 struggled with the entry exam ?

[@alanmartinezrodriguez884]

What a lesson for the oldman. You never stop learning, never forget folks, it doesn't matter how old you are or how many years you've in an institution, you can always learn something new, and in his case, an upgrade about the law. Nice AB!!

[@oves2006]

Top Sergeant. Now that’s how to diffuse a situation and educate people, whilst being totally professional and having a smile on your face

[@gsxr7736]

The Sargent completely took me by surprise what a professional guy

[@redblade8160]

Gsxr77 Correct spelling is 'sergeant.

[@gsxr7736]

@@redblade8160 your going to be busy. Looking at the comments no one has spelt it right

[@redblade8160]

@@gsxr7736 You're wrong, some people have spelled the word "sergeant” correctly, but you have dismissed those and it looks like you have been busy looking through the posts.

[@Clan501-Scotland]

@@gsxr7736 *You're

[@999_UK]

Init

[@adiljanjua7446]

I love how the first port police officer ate humble pie. Getting cocky and being rude. Then apologised in front of his Sargent.

[@colinstace1758]

Because he had no option, he got smacked in the face with the truth

[@TheSadButMadLad]

He felt he had to in front of his Sgt. He's been a lowly constable for 30 years so he bows down to his superiors. If the information that PC 176 was wrong had come from any other source he most likely wouldn't have apologised.

[@126makin6]

Typically bully boy attitude. Happy to abuse the public but bootlicker to those above him.

[@jasonclarke7422]

I can understand why some police officers are short fused in crowd situations when you have one copper trying to deal with a number of people shouting and being abusive, but there are no excuses when you are dealing with one person,but like any job you will always get that one person with a big ego thinking that they are better than everyone else and that people should bow down to them,sadly these people do not learn by their mistakes as they are narcissistic 🤔

[@simonj48]

That sergeant was awesome, I'd be proud of our police force if they were more (all) like him.

[@laylat9337]

That sergeant is a sweet man! I can tell. bless him and we need more like him in the world! he should be placed higher in the ranks to train other police officers!

[@yatratime7503]

Please show this to the Police chiefs, that Sargent was a wonderful 👏 example of a officer! If only all interaction with the police was like that 🙏🏽

[@AndyMoradi]

This must be the nicest Sargent I have ever watched. He smiles as he’s talking. Plus well done to the officer who apologized at the end.

[@Charmer370]

He only apologised cause his sergeant was there!

[@AndyMoradi]

CLASSICALY CHARMING you’re probably right cause he sounds like a tyrant

[@RAMROD1847]

"I do apologise for that sir" 1-NIL the sergeant was a very nice guy.

[@magsmaggie]

Well well well, Mr face like a smacked arse got put right in his place, I have to agree with you AB, we need more happy helpful Sargents like that Port Sargent, he was really friendly and very forthcoming with information regarding the port. Watching the audits get confrontational is fun, I can’t pretend it’s not, but learning something new about somewhere I’ve never been, and probably won’t ever go, is also really good, you and UK Audit are really good with the local info, and it’s one of the reasons I look forward to watching your videos. Great as always AB, and your subs are flying past 50K now, I watch them rise by the day, and this video is a prime example of why... Brilliant 👍🏻♥️❤️😊

[@tyrantsoh]

What she said ☝️

[@OakApplegardens]

Exactly. Couldn't put it better and won't as you did typing for me. Lol

[@TheBILLANDERSON]

well said Mags Maggie

[@beardedwarrior7023]

As aggressive and rude as he came across initially, the first officer actually deserves a lot of credit for acknowledging he was wrong. He used the old chestnut of how he'd been told the wrong information but still, had the civility to accept he was wrong.

[@prog3142]

He had no choice but to say he was wrong, his sergeant overruled him lol

[@Align500pro]

Behave, he had no choice, if the Sgt had been wrong aswel, he would've carried on being a dick, luckily the Sgt was class

[@Kazak999]

@@prog3142 Not true, he could have just walked away after being overruled, like some other characters in AB's audits, but he did apologize first, therefore he deserves credit for that.

[@MrBarrynicholas]

The two guys asking for directions had just jumped out the back of a lorry.

[@CelticSaint]

Off to their 4 star hotel for a bath whilst our people have to do without and suffer on the streets.

[@Speysider1962]

And straight to the benifits office.

[@bawbawl]

@@CelticSaint making stuff up mate

[@bawbawl]

@@Speysider1962 nonsense

[@shawnkemp166]

Sailors you fucking idiot

[@thecur123]

Omg 30 years on the force he just made a show of himself lol embarrassing

[@stu4428]

30 years in the force and he hasn’t made Sargeant, I don’t think so!

[@TheFBATruth]

Sergeant spot on. Would be no need for audits if everyone was like him.

[@TheFBATruth]

@@andyc6542 Yes it is an audit. The entire aim on an audit is to film any pubic place to see whether you're stopped for doing a legal activity. The conversation with any security guard, staff or police should last no longer than 30 seconds unless the police use the terrorism act. "What are you doing" "Photographing for a hobby/story/youtube" "OK thanks, bye" As soon as you give your reason, unless you say I'm here because I'm a terrorist the conversation should end. When it doesn't end you're rights are immediately infringed upon. Maybe you're happy to have your rights abused. I don't want any other cars on the road when I'm driving, but it's the law that anyone with a driving license, insurance and suitable vehicle can drive. Is it fine for me to pull over other cars and ask them why they're driving? And when they say I'm going to the shop, just ignore that and continue asking the same question. No it isn't.

[@XLNC616]

@@andyc6542 I feel sorry for you for being a weak minded individual but here we are?

[@diddydave2707]

Big thumbs up for the Sarg. Cool and calm individual worthy of his rank. Although the constable was a little ahead of himself I would give him credit for apology not many people will admit they were in the wrong and he took it on the chin AB. The sergeant recovered this one, quality job.

[@Sammspade10]

We need more police like the sargent. He took pride in his work instead of seeing it as a power trip.

[@BR1883FC]

Fair play to the bloke with the blue lights, he had no hesitation with apologising when he realised that he'd made a mistake about where the boundaries were.

[@prog3142]

He had no choice but to say he was wrong, his sergeant overruled him lol

[@Adorenarinjanki]

No, he was a complete idiot who should be retrained

[@AitchT.]

That Sargent was class though, seems like a nice bloke

[@Ytremz]

AB was being a little arsey with him though.

[@1RebelDog1]

​@@Ytremz you think that was arsey? whats your name? Darren?

[@Ytremz]

@@1RebelDog1 I want to laugh but I don't get the reference 🥺

[@AitchT.]

The life of Coal what a silly thing to say, there’s a lot of good people in this world, don’t live a life that’s depressed because of that. You have a peace sign as your picture but go around giving negative energy out. I for one know how corrupt the world is, but maybe when you were younger and told the worlds perfect you were lied to.

[@AitchT.]

Rebel Dog ha, I thought in my head “Darren? Is that a man Karen” and then I got the joke

[@Musettelover]

Seeing a proffessional, polite and top bloke sergeant like this really makes me happy. With more officers like him around I'd praise the police force for making me feel safe. God bless this nice sergeant ❤️

[@MadderMel]

The sarg knew a bit of port history too ! Very impressive ! It's people like him who are in it for the right reasons !

[@ufcno1317]

What an outstanding sergeant, his smile and politeness is infectious, we need every sergeant to learn from this one 🙏

[@30daymissionman]

Sargent was brilliant. You can tell he’s interested and committed to his job. Nice guy

[@jre8339]

Top top Sargeant!!!! I wish and pray that all police were like this guy. He was brilliant. Makes me sad that they are not all like him ☹️

[@replay68pete14]

The contrast between the two cops unreal!

[@readytogo6569]

WOW! He actually apologized! That’s rare. Their ego rarely allows that.

[@colinstace1758]

But he was choking on every word and probably didn't mean any of it,

[@rob0749]

Only in the presence of the Sarge, I suspect

[@tazmanila6522]

Yes only because the Sgt there And made him apologise, so he ran got in his bacon bap and drove away with his tail between his legs and Squealing all the way home,

[@Midnight_rider561]

That sergent was all smiley nd nice nd professional.wish all of them are like him.

[@prod.z1no]

Love moments like when the Sargent appeared and put the officer in his place 😅

[@AuditingBritain]

The Port of Tilbury Police is a small, specialised police force responsible for policing the Port of Tilbury, owned by the Port of Tilbury London Ltd, a subsidiary of Forth Ports plc. Any serious or major incidents or crimes become the responsibility of the local territorial police force police force, Essex Police. The port is not a separate police area, and as such Essex Police retain statutory policing responsibility for all of Essex, including the port area, working with the Port of Tilbury Police as and when required.

[@romeisfallingagain]

with each video, my amazement at the police's abuse of power increases. THEY ARE ROGUE

[@zawarkhan7323]

Hahahaha omg I do not know what's your name but but ilove you mate your one the best how treat this some kind of bulshit police we need some one like your in this funking Nazi Germany

[@thepharcyde5239]

Like THE PAPD here in NYC..

[@romeisfallingagain]

@@zawarkhan7323 nazi germany didnt attack its own citizens unjustly. it was cleaning up its nation from attack

[@zawarkhan7323]

@@romeisfallingagain this is absolutely wrong he killed our nation

[@CallumAtwal]

I would've been in such a shit mood today if that sargent didn't put him in his place

[@emergencyservicevehiclesuk3063]

Need more sergeants like this genius, hope he goes viral.

[@micksmithy]

Respect to the Sgt. he turned that into an interesting video and we learnt something.

[@andrewsteven2579]

AB you are a credit to Britain. You are my favourite British auditor by a country mile. Keep it up sir.

[@petertaylor9384]

I tip my hat to the sergeant outstanding interaction with a member of the public and at least the first policeman did apologise albeit with an excuse. Great job as always AB

[@royporter_bown1189]

Sargent knows his job well done

[@brendangray]

How is that guy a police officer. Unbelievable.

[@CloroxBleach-kf8ql]

Just fill in the form and you're in

[@CelticSaint]

'Are you unemployed and with few social skills'? Join the police and bully the public.

[@peterbadharee4195]

Omg! What a nice policeman and sergeant. I don't think I've ever seen such a nice, polite, friendly and professional officer. And highly intelligent too.

[@lth1072]

Just imagine if there weren't all the cameras and witnesses there to protect you from the first cop . Cameras are absolutely essential for our protection these days

[@kellyk5946]

Yellow lights are for awareness, blue for emergency.

[@turtlephilly]

"I can see your armpits from here" I nearly spat my morning coffee all over my computer. Jesus christ, some warning please AB.

[@guinnog2]

The sergeant was brilliant. Need more like him.

[@kennyscantz388]

Love it. nearly 15 minutes being told you can't film here and the Sergeant comes over and less than 30 seconds he says you can film here. Classic.

[@kevinsmall4308]

Excellent work Sarge. Great bit of public interaction and keep up your great work AB. Love your channel man

[@dashcamev]

"The Port of Tilbury Police is one of the oldest land Police force in the UK being established in 1802. Up until the 1960’s the force was the third largest in the country. Today the Port of Tilbury Police consists of fifteen warranted officers who are privately funded by Forth Ports." The Sergeant was great, very knowledgeable and helpful.

[@rich-pickings9147]

I JUST CHECKED AND THERE ARE NO BYLAWS STATING YOU CANNOT FILM OR THAT YOU NEED A PERMIT TO FILM AT THE PORT THESE OFFICERS ARE TALKING NONSENSE.

[@AbsoluteAudits]

He was awful. Really really aggressive, the way he spoke to that driver and to you was disgusting.

[@justinm2697]

He would've been really cool if he gave those two other guys a lift to the train station.

[@MrBaronCabron]

Nearly lost his rag over a driver asking for help. However he did gain respect with the quick apology, his ego obviously hurt but I respect a man who can admit to being wrong.

[@thepianoman1010]

@@MrBaronCabron Good point there!

[@Smithjosh535]

It is the first time on you tube also in real life I have seen nicest and such a decent police officer, he smiles every word he brings out, talks decent and very very friendly and mannered I wish all at least most officers like him, Hope all sergeants take example from him, I give him huge huge hug and respect ✊👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️ I swear I watched this sergeant over and over peaceful

[@md-detailing]

Thats the best sergant ever! Friendly and informative and he is an actual human being!

[@gongmasterflash3452]

Comedy gold yet again! The Sargent was decent mind... when he mentioned airport I thought 💭 Ahh there’s another video audit for Mr AB 😂

[@raypowell6783]

If every interaction with the police was like the one with the sergeant there would be no need for audits!!!!

[@clivesmith532]

The police sergeant was great wel done that man stay safe retired lifeboatman 🇬🇧

[@mohammedsajawal1662]

I love this episode.. made me laugh.. keep up the good work you do..

[@SmokeyMcPot42087]

Sergeant, if you ever see this, you are a credit to the force sir, well done.

[@oscarfordson9064]

The port cop is the worst possible example of an ignoramus know it all with a chip on his shoulder. Good that he was corrected.

[@craigm72]

New subscriber and loving the vids (binged them all at the weekend) When you coming up to Bonnie Scotland?? 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿... oh and let’s crack on 😝

[@user-pk8fv7xv5e]

Och aye tha noo, Jimmy.

[@craigm72]

debbie karen olsen ah dinny Ken Debs ☺️

[@jiggermast]

Another goodun' AB The BEST & most professional Sergeant I've ever seen in all the hundreds of audits I've watched, so they are out there, Also credit to the older copper, who was able to overcome his own ego & apologise, with that one act he totally redeemed himself. I think he genuinely only tried to do what he BELIEVED to be correct & in all honesty compared to many, never at anytime became really frighteningly out of control type hostile as so many regularly do. Just my own personal opinion & if you disagree, fair enough, I respect that.

[@scotsman7626]

At least he was man enough to admit he was wrong and say sorry. The Sargent seemed nice, shame there isn't more like him.

[@9lufc948]

Brilliant, well done for telling him off for speaking like that to the truck driver.

[@OriginalManLee]

exactly how did the officer know he wasn't in an emergency...

[@mrdead4793]

"can see your armpit from there" *runs away to put deodorant on.

[@russellkay180]

Nothing like a walk of shame to brighten up a miserable Wednesday morning.

[@YourPalHDee]

Brilliant sergeant. Wish they were all like this lovely chap.

[@electricragtime]

That sergeant is a credit to the force ....and to humanity .....what a lovely fellah

[@johnmasters504]

Keep up the good work...

[@grimprawn902]

Security; Hello Police? Emergency situation, there's a bloke filming my arm pit! Police; Blue Lights Emergency Response on its way!

[@willnestor6422]

In the police force for 30 years but hasn’t learnt shit all

[@JONACAN]

Lmao

[@John_Wood_]

Would be more suited to a pub door.

[@OriginalPuro]

"I work for the port." No, you work for the people. i will give the older man some respect for actually apologizing and explaining his mistake, that was great. The Sergeant was just a good, decent man.

[@bearmixgrills9748]

That was fantastic to see. Well done AB and also a very nice sergeant.

[@rimmerd9908]

The Sarg is an asset to the British Police force so if you're by chance watching this, I can only say that, I wish that the force was made up of people with the high level of training and professionalism that you have maintained. You family should be proud of you

[@vincentvangough2008]

Every question he asked you should have said “speak to the gatehouse” 😂😂😂

[@victorthirlwell6216]

That sergeant was brilliant others can learn s lot from him he was frienly and bery helpful unlike the officer who needs more training thanks for showing and keep up the great work

[@HH-zl9rb]

Thumbs up to the Sargent. That was very educational. I agree AB. We need more like him .

[@markstartup3349]

‘ oh, I can see your armpits from here , look’ .. gold 😂

[@bigtwentytwenty]

I spat drink everywhere