SECURITY TRIES TO ARREST US, YOU'RE NOW UNDER ARREST!!!! - Parcelforce International Hub

[@darrenstvtube]

SIA employee of the year, arresting you, stopping you leaving, phoning and lying to the police

[@ChaoYangMF]

False imprisonment.

[@ronaldmasters1225]

Well they have to protect all the Illegals coming in all the semis. He He just being cheeky.

[@lynorgan4926]

All mouth and total ignorance !!!

[@chokey8412]

​@@ronaldmasters1225you spelled MORONIC wrongly.

[@MultiScampi]

Probably got sacked from the police

[@philbamford6957]

Give a idiot a uniform and they turn into a dictator 😂😂

[@MrRobertearnold]

So what do you call the idiot with the camera.

[@tornagawn]

One of my mates favourite sayings…..except when the Police divert you as the Royal Family we’re going to church near Balmoral……and we had 2 German hitch hikers…he stopped himself just in time

[@JamieW-o7b]

The first three letters certainly!

[@Sylvia-Storm]

@@tornagawn😂

[@timtam6442]

An unlawful arrest by a civilian is not only a criminal offence, but it’s ten times more serious than the same conducted by a policeman when it comes to a civil claim. His employers have a vicarious liability for his actions so you ask HNK solicitors to pursue claims against both as co-defendants

[@TheSadButMadLad]

You're right about the unlawful arrest. It's classified as unlawful detainment. Common law only allows detainment for a indictable offence (crown court and/or jail). HNK don't handle civil matters other than against the police, which is what they specialise in and are very good at. There are dozens of other no-win-no-fee solicitors who will happily take on this kind of case because the amounts that can be claimed can easily go into the hundreds if not thousands. The police will stick to around £500/hour or part there of, but there is no rule for private companies.

[@PhilBurns-oc2vg]

They keep parcels safe in the warehouse, and then leave them on door steps for anyone to see or even steal. I don't think that these lot are in the real world

[@brendagilson934]

And at the wrong address

[@GpoppaJohn]

Took the words out of my mouth Phil

[@Mrchipsv2]

He said its not a public footpath, it looked like a public bin on the path he also said it was a public car park 😂😂

[@robbiematthews743]

Security guard absolute tool

[@mavicmeister29]

@@robbiematthews743A tool is useful, that idiot with the SIA badge is certainly of no use at all!

[@AdamDuffy-l2l]

Impersonating a Police officer Does he know that is a Crime SIA OR NOT IMPERSONATING A POLICE OFFICER IS A CRIME AND THAT CAN GET YOU 6 Months to a Year In Jail ?.

[@dennisbailey6067]

These so called 'security' couldn't lie straight in bed.

[@ashwayn]

lol

[@Cultwatch123]

Couldn't piss straight

[@alexfilma16]

Couldn’t beat an egg.

[@gj5900]

That’s the most exercise that security has had in years. He’s a total moron.

[@arthurthomson]

SIA not fit for purpose should be investigated and closed down in the interest of the public.

[@joansmith5831]

Security guy looks such a fool 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@elitet3359]

It’s amazing how many of these security have no clue what the law is and yet turn round and say you are breaking the law 🤣🤣🤣

[@TruthTeller-vk1du]

That unfit mouth piece thinking he can arrest someone demonstrates his low IQ and pure stupidity telling someone to delete a video ! Pathetic.

[@cliffordnicholls868]

The only person who can order you to delete a video is a high court judge.

[@roberthardy2013]

I stowed away on that plane once but ran out of food after three weeks and had to give myself up to them. They fed and housed me for several years but when I wanted to join them and do an SIA course they said I was overqualified so I went back to managing an international company.

[@Dean-t9g]

At least you had a job unlike those dedicated to upsetting working people.

[@glynnsmith4560]

@@Dean-t9g you don't think they have jobs? Where's your proof of that. I see them working.

[@robbiematthews743]

Overweight security man thick as

[@yorkshirewanderer6176]

Telling you that they are arresting you is causing alarm and distress as they are trying to illegally detain you. Luck that you didn't defend yourself against such action. They're a danger to themselves and others.

[@johnhodgson-f4l124]

Should have just been arrested and done everything he said. Then see what crap they are in .

[@14percentviking]

Exactly what I would have done

[@joeheaton4927]

Is it Royal Mail anymore, it's been sold to some foreign billionaire hasn't it

[@DMC888]

It’s now known as Foreign mail.

[@jackhales1440]

I heard that security guard was was a black belt 5th Dan, he's trained with the Gracie's in Brazil

[@Joff986]

Security guard is a right plank.

[@nineoclockhero]

The security have no power outside the border of the company they are working for, even if the car park is company property the best they can do is trespass you from the land.

[@PK-dt3xf]

They don’t even have any power on the premises of the company they’re working for.

[@nineoclockhero]

@@PK-dt3xf That would depend on company policies

[@PK-dt3xf]

@@nineoclockhero ​​⁠​What I meant was security in general have no more legal powers than any other member of the public. They can make an arrest under section 24A of PACE if an indictable offence has been committed (whether on private or public land), but so can anyone else. They can ask people to leave private land and use reasonable force to remove trespassers but so can anyone else acting as an agent for the landowner. There’s not really anything security can do that somebody else can’t.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Exactly

[@A40Audits]

A security guard’s duties, observe and report, that’s it.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Exactly

[@DMC888]

As stated by Paul Blart.

[@mikeel6074]

Incorrect

[@bluckfox]

@@TheGwentAuditorTGA on line shopping like on ebay uk imports to au im sure they go tour there te hob to the air port great video

[@andyscouse4090]

I would have expected this stupidity from a immigrant security officer not a British one.

[@Cultwatch123]

Trespass is a civil offence. Falsely arresting is criminal offence

[@PK-dt3xf]

That security guard is a serious liability to his employer, unlawfully detaining people when no indictable offence has been committed. You weren’t being rude or aggressive in the slightest, as he claimed on the phone. Although his superior was ok in general, he failed to take on board what you were saying about the first security guard and dismissed what you said as “personal”, even though you didn’t say anything personal and were just informing him what had happened.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Absolute joker he was

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Police didn’t hang around for long lol

[@PJ-wm9nq]

They need to be careful as you can just walk in. Some car park signage mentions visitor parking...imagine being set upon like that if you're visiting and had just parked. They should fence it off if they staff it so aggressively.

[@SimonRobertLane]

Your best bet would have been to allow him to arrest you then sue for unlawful arrest. Each and every one of us does have the power of arrest but only for an idictable offence personally witnessed. For example if you see someone punching someone else you can grab hold of them, call the police and keep them there until they attend. However this situation was far from that, You missed an apportunity to make a few thousand quid. All you'd've had to do was to confirm he had arrested you, that he intended to prevent you from leaving, let things run their course and then start a civil claim.

[@richardwilliams7020]

How did they get their SIA licences? If they are licenced, what are they being taught?

[@connect4glyn]

Lucky bag .

[@stevetealey2804]

That one saying your under arrest couldn't get in the police force so has to act like one what a nob.

[@airwavepaul]

Note to the security in the beanie, when you approach the public pop your teeth in,,, 😁

[@paulhodgins]

Another one of the SIA's top students!

[@robertmawby3021]

Well, he did past the test, he sent in a fistful of pounds and his name and address. That’s a pass!

[@Cumbria33]

Great Video TGA. Completely clueless security. I'm arrested you. I was laughing my arse off when he said that. The police can't even arrest you for trespassing. Parcel Force completely clueless. Secure your site and put up proper signage. Keep up the good work and Happy New Year Sam.

[@Sylvia-Storm]

What a ridiculous bunch of fools.

[@m1mracing]

Well, I thought I’d seen it all, lucky that last bloke intervened into the security guard’s self importance, crazy world we live in 😂😂

[@calpsy]

Under Arrest ha ha ha ha what an absolute embarrassment. He wont live that down. Size of him he wont live that long either. Under Arrest ha ha ha ha ha

[@sparxz1000]

Where are the Private property notices on entrance to footpath ? When he shook hands. End of matter.

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

Well done mate. Not intimidated. Subscribed.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@Zeus-kj7nn Thank you

[@grahamw6503]

Some of these "security guards" are unbelievable,

[@jamb027]

Why on earth would general emplyees start an argument with someone. Even security should just ask them to leave and then it moves to "Agrivated tresspass" if they don't. There's no way I would try and argue with someone even as security, just follow procedure.

[@elitet3359]

The land where the building is may be private property but is the road private property. Maybe you need to get that app that tells you whether a road is maintained by the council or not.

[@cliff481]

Why do these idiots think we film INTO a building, when all you are doing is gathering light that leaks out from their property into public. Words associated with photography. TAKING a picture. SHOOTING a video. AIMING your camera. Is an artist TAKING a painting? Do we AIM our ears? Where does SHOOTING come from? We are CREATING an image or video. We TURN, not aim our passive collector toward the light. We are not SHOOTING anything. We are simply collecting photons. Exactly the same as our eyes and ears make up a camera which is always running and always recording. Great job as usual GA, thanks!

[@darrylrichardson7940]

YOU ARE NOT CREATING AN IMAGE THE IMAGE HAS ALREADY BEEN CREATED. YOU ARE COPYING THE IMAGEON FILM OR DIGITALY

[@glynnsmith4560]

@@darrylrichardson7940 your hair splitting fails as he's referring to a captured image. My hair splitting has carefully utilised the appropriate lower case letters.

[@philldownes8685]

Security bloke is NOT doing his job and probably not allowed in the Bonded part of the warehouse. To me all i see if a fat lump of lard with a blue sia license asking for a lot of trouble to come his way.. .. looks bit like a failed school teacher.. YOUR UNDER ARREST ha aha ha That area is not private where the roundabout is and the post office only own what is behind the fence.. anything outside the fence is fine for the public. those plastic things are just to try and strop lorries from driving on the grass. if you didnt get out it would be false imprisonment, that can be 5 years inside, no different to when kidnapped..

[@MartinCowley-m8l]

I did not know security had the power to arrest anyone I.thought it was only the police

[@PK-dt3xf]

They have no more power than any other person. All they can do is make a citizens arrest (section 24a of PACE) but only if someone commits an indictable offence.

[@KoshVorlon-xb3wq]

@MartinCowley-m8l Citizens Arrest,but they have to state they are making "a Citizens arrest".

[@grantmason740]

​@@PK-dt3xfaccording to the Blackbelt Barrister it is now referred to as "arrest without warrant" apparently.

[@PK-dt3xf]

⁠@@KoshVorlon-xb3wq​​⁠ Although commonly referred to as “citizens arrest”, the power used is section 24A of PACE “Arrest without warrant: other persons”. There is no prescribed wording for making an arrest under section 24A, so they don’t specifically have to say they’re making “a citizens arrest”.

[@PK-dt3xf]

@@grantmason740 Yes it is indeed. Coincidentally I just posted another comment mentioning that (your comment wasn’t visible when I was composing mine).

[@CB-qy1bb]

That first "Security" guy looked really deflated when his boss came to defuse the situation. What a loser

[@Life_without_alcohol]

Great video

[@nokianige]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ovejensen3624]

Security showing their intelligence once again.

[@andyscouse4090]

Whenever you meet a older Speaking Scouser just say you are looking for a Tom Pepper do you know him.

[@robertmawby3021]

This sums up the ability of today’s Royal Mail and more so the SIA license.

[@clintypda]

See, that would be the point at which I would be arrested for GBH. Hence the reason that I will never audit! Yous guys have great patience 😂

[@kennyjones3679]

Some advice never put anyone under arrest unless they done a crime because you could be in serious trouble.

[@neilbobbett]

9:47 under arrest. !!! Impersonating the police….. someone needs to be sacked

[@anonymouse68]

That security guard is a liability

[@glynnsmith4560]

he's a silly billity as well.

[@ysgol3]

😂😂I thought the Jim Royle soundalike was nuts, but then Roundman and his toothless husband took madness to a whole new level. Did he sentence you to death off camera?? I think we should be told.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@ysgol3 lol. Wouldn’t surprise me

[@garyhope3731]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@patrickthomas2370]

Company don't provide there employes with proper PPE . They were all missing peace's of legally required PPE

[@Gooner-1971]

Trespassing is not a criminal offence, so no one can arrest you for that, never mind some civilian goon.

[@bartonseagrave9605]

Money, Money, Money, Christmas present late but better late than never. These clowns were brilliant and then Peter came along and spoilt it.

[@oisajdfposid]

Not the sharpest tools in the shed those two

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Right pair of muppets them security

[@glynnsmith4560]

they have to count backwards from ten to one and if they can't they get the job.

[@Cultwatch123]

And don't forget how post office got people sent to prison

[@surfdigby]

When private security, or even just another member of the public, tell you that they're arresting you, it's important that you reply with the correct response, so that everyone understands the situation. The correct response is, "Ha ha ha!"

[@Breamai]

Security needs to be retrained every year depending on what type of security they do, and the sia badge should be like a drivers licence with codes for each security sector. Your trained in unless that's what the badges are for as when i did doors and retail, you didn't need a licence,just big knuckles or backhand and a good grip to throw them out.

[@thefella131]

No wonder the Royal mail can't do their jobs correctly if this is the level of intelligence they show.

[@14percentviking]

Even when being recorded on 2 cameras, he repeatedly lies to the police. How fucking desperate is he to lose his job?? lol

[@lynnblackburn2720]

He keeps saying its public property 😂, yeah alright mate , you got that the wrong way around 😂

[@daleoutinthestix6298]

You're under arrest 😂😭😂😭

[@TheSadButMadLad]

19:55 Unfortunately for the Royal Mail, they covered up the bit that said "employees only". So now the sign is more about vehicles with the no parking and clamping bits. So nothing against pedestrians. Private property doesn't mean people can't walk on it. That's what barriers, gates, etc. are for. Leaving it wide open for anyone to wander on means the Royal Mail don't see the unsecured parts of the property as important or part of their work. So you can't even be charged with aggravated trespass since no one is working in that area. Note that aggravated trespass requires other people to be in vicinity and doing something which the trespasser is actively stopping them from doing.

[@mikeel6074]

😂😂😂 Give up, man

[@boztec7187]

Press charges

[@Donotwillnot]

Great pal, excellent audit. This is what i like from you 👍

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Thanks so much Donotwillnot

[@spudhead1161]

Mass audit

[@iandavies6575]

clamping on private land is a criminal offence

[@joansmith5831]

Anybody out of work job centre sends them on security course

[@theteedoo]

That Shunter is beyond belief, and that security guy needs to read up on the law. However, thankfully, a manager with a lot of common sense and a good human approach turned the whole situation around. My hat off to the manager and what a great ending to the video. Please keep making the videos as they are very interesting.

[@ruhel1a1]

The video i been waiting for!!! The security 😂😂😂😂

[@Bongy10]

The security clown is the one being aggressive and rude...🤡

[@zaphodzuk]

Clamping and towing is as enforceable as the plastic plod arresting you as well, only a public body such as local authority, police, dvla can clamp

[@tintersniffer9929]

If they can remove you, how come travellers need to be served a court injunction to be removed from private land. GDPR, if an employee takes a picture, then that picture has to be available to the subject. It doesn't matter if it's a personal or company phone. You have the right to know where that picture has been sent. The employee would need to submit his phone to the company so that they can search where the photo has been sent. If he doesn't, then the company is liable to prosecution under GDPR laws. That is why contracts of employment forbid employees using their personal mobile phones. If they do surrender it, then the company will have to look at all personal messages and pictures. The only way you can be removed from private land is by walking off unless you are committing aggravated trespass, which stood filming and would not meet the requirements. You have to obstruct them physically. Filming doesn't fall into that category. Stop watching American audits. The law is different.

[@mikeel6074]

A court injunction isn't needed for travellers on private land. Companies have no right to go through someone's phone. Not even the police can without a court order. It's highly unlikely the company would get a fine for an employee taking a photo. They can physically remove him. He doesn't need to commit aggravated tresspass for him to be removed. They can't arrest him like they tried to, unless he commits an inditable offence.

[@ebwjehvuufsjehf]

Interesting reaction from security. Excellent report as always.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Thank you

[@timoverington5177]

Why do these standardly paid employees try to defend their company to the death..

[@retroclickmedia4422]

This is a major problem in this country, people like this are on minimum wage when they are really only worth half of it.

[@cronocide]

The first sia guy is the type of guy to say 'go on hit me' thinking that once one person has broke the law he can do what he likes to them.

[@atitnac598]

The camback makes them feel good - like they have had the final say,it's a comfort to them. I would think that about 99% of these type of videos on here gererate " CamBack " from at least one and sometimes more employees / public / police or Security. I wonder what they actually do with the photos / videos though ??🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@carl90210]

How many women has he done citizens arrests on?

[@AndyH-and-Molly-my-whippet]

WAS THAT STEVE BRUCE WHO PULLED UP ON THAT SHUTTERER FILMING LOL

[@shivaunt71]

11 minutes in, I'm loving this 😂

[@lynnblackburn2720]

He's trying to stop you leaving that illegal detainment😮

[@scottybottybanana]

13:53 picture of a person walking on that footpath

[@lynnblackburn2720]

Sam you are too polite with him , tell him to do one 😂

[@irenebibby5310]

It’s no longer Royal Mail as it’s been sold so take all royal out off your buildings

[@nomore6939]

They clearly don't train these security guards

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Doesn’t seem like it

[@darrylrichardson7940]

THEY DO GET TRAINING. ITS THE PUBLIC THAT NEED TRAINING TO KNOW THE LAW AND NOT BE TAKIEN IN BY THE CRAP SECUITY AND THE POLICE SPOUT. MOST PEOPLE WOULD HAV SHIT THEMSELVES WHEN APPROACHED BY THIS BLOKE BUT NOT ANYONE WHO KNOWS ABOUT SECTION 33 IMPLIED RIGHT OF ACCESS.

[@lynnblackburn2720]

He asked you to delete everything you had taken , not even the police can make you do that! 😲, And there's no chance he could detain or arrest you 😂

[@denismcgheeboyle8659]

No sign saying no public access allowed beyond this point etc

[@MartiBlagborough]

Security goon says your under arrest 🤣🤣😅🤣😅😅

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Haha I know lol what a sausage

[@Zooumberg]

Royal Mail Group Limited 185 Farringdon Road London EC1A 1AA That's their data controller's address. Google their data protection policy. They've screwed up massively. They shouldn't have their phones when on site. When I worked for the Royal Mail we had to have our phones in lockers. I also worked for a merchant bank dealing with data protection, they have no right to record you.

[@lynnblackburn2720]

All it implies is No parking. It doesn't say keep out and it doesn't say no walking on the footpath , go on Google maps if the Google car goes down the rd then its council adopted footpaths 😊

[@roberthardy2013]

Absolutely no sign where you went in so you are right as far as I can see.

[@connect4glyn]

How dumb and stupid are these clueless security people , just look at them for god sake ! Nice to see you give them another free education .,.

[@SarbazeVatan201]

17:15 we have secure dogs around as well 😂

[@barneybiggles]

Don’t you realise those two employees are major shareholders in the company.

[@bornfree9547]

And?

[@kaikito7662]

What the world currently is. And what the world is becoming. Screw it! I'm going back to my bed.......move over, mum!

[@tornagawn]

Bit of a Black Hole that place! Extreme density!

[@jungletiger1900]

Minimum wage with free benefits, plus housing paid through your council tax.

[@davewarren2849]

Bad employers