Rail Cops 2 Part 2 (Better quality)

Another episode from the Rail Cops series, first shown in 2003. In this episode, London based officers stop a fare dodger at Charing Cross, escort Portsmouth fans through Waterloo station, and help evacuate passengers after a bomb scare in a tube station. Up in Liverpool, officer Joyce deals with an illegal immigrant, questions three youths over fare evasion, and deals with a rather messy fatality on the Merseyrail network.

[@S7EVE_P]

LMFAO "Serious problems down below".....😂😂😂

[@ChristopherS9627]

5:04 - the police woman swearing by saying fucking stupid. Looooooooooool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Free__Speech]

The police today are thick as shite. She is good at giving out vile language but crys when giving back. Hypocrite

[@TheAlllseeeingFish]

The female BTP PC is absolutely brilliant! Respect to her!

[@jadedwitness9840]

Why? because she's narcissistic control freak without the basic brain capacity needed to recognise she's in the service of the public; not a bouncer for a train station?

[@09weenic]

My guess is Scott is on something

[@purplejonathan2011]

I remember watching this when this went out, I am sure there was a bit more in this episode?

[@jamesmurillo144]

No it was a 13 minute episode from start to finish.

[@JGravesend]

Only got 2 episodes I'm afraid. This one in both halves, and the one with the West Midlands "laptops".

[@seekingthemiddleway4048]

"Why do I have to leave?" is a rational question when no one's saying why.

[@jackm5564]

Did you miss the public announcement? when the officers walk into the station.

[@jacksugden8190]

Well done BTP

[@williammohan9784]

That WPC is brilliant,

[@ads2829]

Is Wendy, Sonia from Eastenders mother?

[@ChristopherS9627]

8:45 - the man swears

[@gerardburton1081]

When was this filmed? It looks like the 1990s.

[@JGravesend]

Early/Mid Noughties. First shown in 2003!

[@gerardburton1081]

@@JGravesend thanks .

[@lo-guns9454]

Police women love to insult the public and call them names, very nice person.

[@dannyireland1808]

she has a point, society now doesnt like being told what too do. Some people have to ask whats going on. You dont need to know, get out of the station and do as you're told, it really is that simple. There is potentially a bomb on the station, just do as you're told get and wait.

[@lesliemccaghy9611]

@@dannyireland1808 You're a boot licker!.

[@dannyireland1808]

@@lesliemccaghy9611 doubtful

[@tobybaker5187]

Most of the public are stupid arseholes

[@Sam-bz1hr]

no nonsense policing now fast forward to 2023

[@100Domas]

At the start, is the officer driving exempt from wearing a seat belt?

[@tydeProductions]

Sam no they’re not

[@tanyard]

Exempt but only if acting in a police purpose like responding to a call.

[@gsw8734]

@@tydeProductions You're wrong. www.gov.uk/seat-belts-law/when-you-dont-need-to-wear-a-seat-belt#:~:text=a%20seat%20belt-,You%20don't%20need%20to%20wear%20a%20seat%20belt%20if,you're%20investigating%20a%20fault

[@douglasa.cstuart697]

This police officer using foul language using the F word.

[@Sam-bz1hr]

Policing was different not all this PC shit,

[@tydeProductions]

Sam you mean section 5 public order was introduced recently ? Oh wait no it wasn’t

[@Sam-bz1hr]

@@tydeProductions who mentioned anything about public order? Ahaha tool,

[@tydeProductions]

Sam you’re so slow lol I was making the point that pc culture might be new, but the public order act is not , and thus, these cops should’ve been abiding by the law ....

[@user-ki2jp1cp3o]

@@tydeProductionsit doesn’t come under public order because it wasn’t in hearing distance of the public who could be offended.

[@douglasa.cstuart697]

does this woman police constable swear all the time using the word F word

[@pauljordan4452]

F that!