Stansted Airport Police

How NOT to speak to police officers...!
However, I am not deemed trespassing on any land that has already got in place, IMPLIED RIGHTS of ACCESS! Stansted Airport did not display any signs contrary to the location in this video!
My implied rights of access was not legally removed, it turned out that I was requested, not ordered to leave!
Bylaws by the airport, I did not see any signs stating bylaws in this area, there was NONE!
These two did not share the same ideas for how best to deal with me in this situation. By the end, they contradicted each other for how they each wanted to deal with me, and one had to eventually concede to the other!
The one on the left wanted to arrest me for asking questions and not doing what I was told, while the one on the right, wanted to be reasonable, before eventually also upping the anti a little!
I like to help people comprehend my reasons, whether you agree with me or not, is not an issue. I respect other peoples points of view even if I don't agree with them myself. Here are my reasonings for quick reference as to why the two police officers thought they could evict me from an alleged trespass situation, that I myself identified as a civil matter due to the fact, there was no aggravation involved...!
I do believe the two police officers mean well and do a great job for the UK, but if their going to be funny with me, I will be funny with them...
Trespass to land in most instances is a civil matter, and as such the police do not have the power to assist in any removal from property if aggravation or criminality is not witnessed by themselves...
Initially, the landowner should ask the trespasser to leave the land and if he/she does then all is well. If he/she refuses to leave the land then you will need to consider taking civil action. It could be dangerous for the landowner to try to remove the trespasser themselves. The owner of the land could commit several criminal offences if he forcibly removes the trespasser and his/her property from the land.
The best and safest course of action is to obtain a court order, which, if breached, can then become a criminal matter. If the police do attend an incident such as this, they are merely there as observers for any possible criminal offences committed by either party. The police cannot assist in the removal of the trespassers or their property from the land in question. However the police do have some removal powers against larger groups of occupiers. Any damage done by a trespasser, or use of threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour towards the occupier, may amount to a criminal offence and should be reported to the police on 101.
When three independent people have can instantly develop their own attitudes in situations like these attitudes of all concerned in the video, it is reasonable to believe, theres never going to be an easy conversation to be had.
These are Highlights from a strange encounter with some of the UK's finest police officers on Airport Duty on the outskirts of Stansted Airport (UK) I learned so much from this pair and no matter how much we talked, we just could not seem to see eye to eye...!
In the end, I moved my car and the police officers as professionals, could have handled this situation much better in my opinion, instead, they chose an egotistical point of view and did not run with the heart!
What else would you expect from a citizen who is only going about their lawful business...!

[@1966Graham]

Where you were ... is possibly a spot where they like to park up their car - so they can have a rest or a sandwich.

[@juliematt1997]

If it was a request and not a lawful order how the hell he is going to lock you up.

[@cypeman8037]

The larger copper didn't know what you meant by aggravated trespass, he needs to read a law book or two. Police cannot enforce trespass on what he says is private property, if in fact it is. It is open to the public so I would imagine the Criminal Justice Act 1972, Section 33 would apply.

[@tonyb1223]

You understand the section you referred to is a part of the 1936 Public Order Act and just defines where you can be arrested for committing a public order offence and does not mean what you think it means.

[@princempofu]

I think AB will deal with these two better💯🤞🏼

[@nigelbaldwin752]

For me it is how the police respond to a variety of situations where they feel their real, or often perceived authority is challenged in different styles. Both create interesting situations which are frequently thought provoking and humorous in their own clever way.

[@fordcapri6288]

2:50 he liked it when you dismissed him

[@iceblueni]

Laurel & Hardy in uniform.

[@lehanedermot]

Should whistle the laurel and Hardy tune as they walk away

[@billrankin]

Trespass is a civil offence not the polices business unless the landowner ask you to leave and you refuse

[@babydaisy1]

Police Officers: I am asking you to leave the area now! Man: still talks to Police Officers and having a little fight!

[@sye-101]

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[@jamiecleeves7921]

Well beat always stand up to bullying

[@bobsto997]

if it was a restricted area there would have been a fence and warning signs. They can't arrest you for civil trespass.

[@kevinsturgess1717]

Your in a public place, a place to which the public has access. The concrete barriers should have been at the junction with the main road if thebspotbyou were parked at was private. There were o signs or other barriers preventing your access to that point. Also I noticed the double yellow lines coming from the main road, suggesting thatvatvsome point that place was a public road....?

[@waugh24504064]

Plod on the left was so terribly butt hurt.

[@ivancarter7564]

Imagine how much more plesant it would have been if the two thugs had simply strolled up and said .... he I mate ...bit of a security issue .... we can see your a plane spotter but can we ask you nip down the road to another location ...if you wouldnt mind ....." instead of being billy small willies ....

[@markdunkling1604]

I was threatened with arrest for trespassing by the police for taking a photo of a wild flower next to a public layby , i had ventured no more than a metre or so into a bit of open wood next to the road . there was no fence or private sign to indicate restricted acess .I put it down to a one off . thinking they had probably stuck him out in the sticks because he was a liabilty . but watching the auditors having similiar encounters i know no that the questionable behaviour is far more widespread with police abusing powers .

[@MrPhiliphoward]

The airport is owned by the Manchester Airports Group (MAG), the largest British-owned airport operator, which is controlled by the ten metropolitan borough councils of Greater Manchester, with Manchester City Council retaining the controlling stake.[3] So its owned by the council which makes it public property, paid for by the TAX PAYER. So they have no right to stop you taking photos, the lighting public footpaths roads etc are all maintained by the councils, councils owned by the public.

[@richardanthonygilbey]

🇨🇦💎💎🇨🇦 Looks like F1 MX is back on the menu boys 🇨🇦💎🇨🇦💎

[@jamiecleeves7921]

Do your very best not to fund that behaviour

[@philthebus733]

I learned a lot from this video, thanks.

[@jeangenie68]

I thought it was Laurel and Hardy.

[@cypeman8037]

Stanstead is owned by MAG, a PLC not a private company.

[@JPB-zu6wd]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of whit, these two are bullies, it could have been dealt with if they are civil in their manner.

[@danormal1707]

His hat on the right must be the same shape as his brain

[@Ellis_YT]

I understand they may be wrong but what's the point in arguing with them just do what they say and avoid any further problems

[@swiftandbold]

Beavis and butthead.

Let the thugs arrest you...then sue the arse off them to teach them a lesson....

[@darrenwilson8042]

wonder what they are doing now as the airports are closed?

[@robertovers1863]

lol he just had to have the last word and run off quick, you should shouted something.

[@stevocharlie1821]

BEEP TEST FOR THE PORTLY CHAP

[@YtYT-yc9pt]

We Thank You for Your Service Officers keeping Passengers and Staff Safe at Airports We greatly appreciate it 😊 don't take to Heart morons like banaman keep up Your great service 😊

[@BANAMAN]

Moron - a stupid person... I love stupid statements, they never cease to make me chuckle... No police officer where hurt in the making of this film, I can assure that both police officers have been spoken too in this matter ;-)

[@petei5312]

It is my understanding that criminal trespass you must be carrying some kind of tool or a weapon. On private property the police have no powers unless summons by the property owner under certain circumstances and usually it is a civil mater.

[@Ubique2927]

They are asking because they cannot remove you. If they are asking just say no.

[@watchcollectableswc3511]

Seriously ? If the perimeters of airports were not patrolled and filming encouraged do you not think we would be a lot unsafer ? Give these guys a break who work under loose guidance and are just protecting the public !

[@hughjanus8908]

NA! NA! NA! NA! NA! NAAAAAA! BANAMAN!

[@noodles74]

Less stressfully?...so they were stressed?.

[@protarget1]

I think after where the double lines end is a private???

[@easyworking2659]

The skinny one comes across as a bullied at school boy... 🤣

[@AndrewBaines]

ego tripped robot police officer!

[@johneire5016]

They have to have the last word.

[@daleprudames827]

In other words do I say

[@metal-potato]

Should have stayed.

[@ianevans7065]

That it

[@nelsonduffy4293]

Your not trespassing unless you refuse to leave but first they have to prove that this is private property here is no signage so how do they prove it in a court of law if it came to that what a load of bollocks and a waste of taxpayers money employing those two Pratt’s

[@Shep1800]

Trespass in England is a civil offence not a criminal offence. The police cannot evict you. It must go through the courts and then it is passed to a bailiff for enforcement.

[@dingo3718]

Thought is was just your car was causing concern,, so now they have u turned more than Boris Johnson

[@michaelenglish2066]

do as you ARE told ,,,,, AND don,t question … LOL …..that's why he,s a pig

[@JoEbeE84]

Buddy why??? It is a completely futile & childish point you are trying to prove. You could of been anybody, a potential threat, completely innocent, a thief or risk to public in a high traffic area which is also a known potential risk area. I appreciate what you are doing (testing the limits of the law) but that is entire waste of yours and police time. Glad everyone got back safe and sound but just back off and behave.

[@redtiger2434]

So let's see two idiots turn up and have an issue with a guy filming some green land? Really??? Is that something really to be worried about??? I mean come on the guy was just taking pictures when did it become a police state?

[@JB_inks]

Look at their gay little hats

[@carlysmith4196]

Thank You to all police officers here in the USA and the UK for Your Service, Bravery and Courage You are greatly appreciated 😘💕

[@finbar1485]

Budalum de dum budalum de dum, ( Laurel and Hardy theme music) what a pair of intelluctuals , we have a badge and our mummy says we are clever now, so she says you have to do as we say now so there.

[@BANAMAN]

I did think about that music for the intro....Da dup da doooo, da dup da dooo.... da da da dooo... da da da doooo ....

[@Ubique2927]

Ve haff ways of making you talk. Not in the UK you don't.