Sutton Police Station

[@30poundbag84]

Good job Andy. I know you're watching ✌🏻

[@heyitsalanhere]

Hi Andy 🙋

[@keithd4406]

Andy , one of the good guys, you're a credit to the force Andy , perfect interaction 👍

[@jimcameron2209]

Andy how are you, its been a long time 😆

[@vincentsubmarinismo774]

Big ups Andy👍

[@MrAndyPee]

cheers guys! i can't stand them solarlime, i'm just making money.

[@A2Z1Two3]

She ‘claims’ to be a officer of the law , yet does not identify , and is driving whilst using a phone . She is a criminal .

[@Nickle314]

Unfortunately not. There's a exemption for ringing the emergency services. That's what she will claim.

[@VladimirOnOccasion]

the deal is make up as many "rules" as possible so whenever and where ever they want to they can get you. :D

[@johnnytsunami5229]

I think the exemption is only for phoning 999, in which case the call will be logged. I suspect she phoned her mate inside. This should not count as "phoning police"

[@brewski535]

@@Nickle314 1. She didn't ring 999 or 112 here which is what the exemption specifies. 2. This was not a genuine emergency. 3. It was neither unsafe, nor impractical to stop driving. For example she could have backed up and parked here.

[@Nickle314]

@@brewski535 It's "emergency services". Was she doing that? Yes. Was it an emergency? No. Parked safely and made the call? Of course she could. I agree. However, think like a lawyer or DPS looking to get her off. What are they going to say?

[@philipwhatcott1964]

You are not allowed to even touch your phone whilst in charge of a motor vehicle, even if it's not moving. The engine is on and she's at the junction of a major road! Disgraceful. Anyone else would be ticketed. Proof that the police can do what the Hell they like. They believe the law doesn't apply to them...that's why an awful lot of them break the law themselves!

[@snuggleseal]

Except when you're on the phone to the police, which she was, she doesn't need to dial 999 as she has a direct number for the relevant police.

[@gavinfindlay2092]

Nor did she have her hand brake on. So she was not parked 🐽

[@richard9444]

Uber drivers do

[@kennethgardner3310]

She probably a cleaner of the bogs as she knows nothing of laws and phones that people in the street know all about...funny that int tit..

[@edeledeledel5490]

My step-brother used to be friends with a police sergeant, and he often used to have a lift in the cop's private car. The Sgt's favourite trick was to switch off his lights at night so his reg plate wouldn't be seen, and speed at 50 mph down 30mph roads in town.

[@UKDon]

They literally make the rules up as they go along!! Disgraceful!! Big up A.B 💯 👍🇬🇧👊

[@MrPicoop59]

Brilliant audit AB. PC Andy was a top bloke, I hope he passes on his skills on how to deal with the public. He is what policing should be about, engaging in a non confrontational or egotistical manner. He seems genuinely proud of what he does. So glad you find and show a good one now and again.

[@pauledwards2547]

Agreed for once s good officer however that fact will see him get a dressing down and guarantee that he goes no higher in rank.The 🐖 s will not tolerate anyone who shows the public any sign of respect or actually serves the people.

[@NullaNulla]

Well done to Andy!! That's the sort of cop you want around, not too lazy to do their job and wants to interact with the public!

[@MaVo5025]

Good to see there are still people like Andy at work! Friendly, calm and helpful! Great!

[@keebs26uk]

Exactly. More Police like Andy are needed, then people would be more polite and helpful

[@DC65DC]

Absolute legend

[@foxbyday4300]

She doesn't even understand the law ! Incredible !

[@Clan501-Scotland]

Not only was she using a phone at the wheel but she had the vehicle in drive and gear with her foot on the clutch. Disgraceful.

[@ingobordewick6480]

So basicly, you can operate a vehicle with your phone in your hand, but you can't film in public without being questioned.

[@an9l1c1sm6]

breath of fresh air, to see a police officer inviting you in.

[@dbcooper7326]

Law only applies for the non police. If you were at that spot drinking a bottle of vodka you would be done for being intoxicated in charge of the vehicle. Same applies for a phone.

[@cypeman8037]

You can get done for drinking a phone!!!!

[@MrSuperG]

That’s why most become a copper if you was a copper you do the same because that’s why you take the job in the first place. It’s not 1970s any more

[@oflaherty903]

If the engine is running and she uses the phone its illegal

[@agargul]

It's amazing how well they know the Road Traffic Act when they catch you, but they completely forget it when it's their colleagues.

[@rockythepitball]

AB please pursue prosecution against this lady using her mobile phone, there is a KZbin channel of a cyclist called Micky or something & he catches a lot of drivers in London for this exact same thing & they all get points & fined so why should she be any different? In fact: she should actually be fined more heavily because she should know better. Just goes to show that there is no law but Gods law.

[@chrisjohnson3590]

CyclingMikey 👍🏼

[@lazyoldmanathome7699]

Alas, once a video has been aired on social media it is usually not able to be offered in evidence. This is why you will notice that CyclingMikey posts are often several months old.

[@stormbringerseven8288]

@@chrisjohnson3590 Well, he sounds like a twat.

[@stormbringerseven8288]

@@lazyoldmanathome7699 Where did you get that nugget from?

[@steveakam]

Each police authority has it's own website with facility to report crime. Most have a section specifically for traffic offences that you can upload video to. Always helps if you get the registration number.

[@threethrushes]

Respect to Andy - old school policing through mutual respect and communication.

[@sabphotography2916]

The Catherine Tate of the Police..."Am I moving?, am I driving, am I moving, am I driving? OMG this is priceless. When will they ever learn? Disgraceful behaviour from them. Andy was a credit and professional, how it should be done approaching the public.

[@change2023now]

The comments are going to be good on this one! ;)

[@Richdbiskit]

Am I bovvered...!

[@nasapayrollsystem8701]

Yes , I thought that too.. Does my face look bovered?

[@MrAnon-2024]

Haha, brilliant 😂😂😂😂 Bovvered?

[@colingoodgroves]

ROFLMAO

[@garethclatworthy4203]

“Am I driving”? Yes Vicky Pollard you are!

[@jonnyl1022]

Good god that first guy was hilarious you were so obviously taking the piss but he ego couldn't let it go I'm in full blown tears omg

[@NH-bz9jv]

If only all coppers were like PC Andy, auditing would be finished. Good work Andy mate👍👍

[@magoo4452]

What a top bloke Andy is. His colleague on the other hand committed a traffic offence and needs to lose some points because of it. And Bob the builder. Anyone that can be that easily confused should never build anything for anyone other than himself. You're a riot AB.

[@eamonanthony6767]

Your'e totally brainwashed Magoo.

[@engineeringvision9507]

Andy deserves formal recognition for his excellent public service

[@auditingbelfast]

Pigs are only well behaved pigs on camera 📸 especially when they realise it’s AB and they’re gonna be KZbin famous. Off camera all pigs are tyrants.

[@festusbojangles7027]

just an actor hired by the government to make the police look like not c*nts

[@oldmusician5236]

Was she DRIVING or SITTING in a stationary vehicle. She was more than polite to the irritating YTer who is just looking for an argument - nothing more. She politely asked him why he was filming and his answer was, "BECAUSE THEY DON'T LIKE IT." How UTTERLY childish. She then politely asked him not to film her, to which he rudely replied, "WHAT IF I DON'T WANT TO." This is NOT polite or respectful. He's an attention seeking idiot.

[@mrrock6248]

Policing at its best! What an excellent display of modern policing. Worth every penny of tax payers money. Do as we say not as we do.

[@pnr8uk]

What a guy Andy is. Faith restored when you speak to people like Andy.

[@bryanbufton4358]

Andy is officer material, they are learning slowly. Good job well done

[@hudsonbear5038]

Thumbs up to Constable Andy... If thats how he acts all the time even off camera even bigger thumbs up... Need more like him so the public can gain trust in the police again...

[@ray_llewe9147]

And it through AB off his stride for a few seconds, this is how they should approach the public as it put them at easy and they will get more information from them.

[@BusterCapInYoAss]

You had it right straight off the bat, we need more Constables, and less Police Officers! If you know what I mean.

[@Hammertime054]

Police are the biggest law breakers in the world, disgusting. Nice one A B

[@frannyfat4102]

I have been watching auditing videos for 2 years and the uniformed officer was the best I have seen, very well done Constable Walton, every new met recruit should spend a day with this officer.

[@emm1285]

Engine is on shes distracted talking to ab then follows that up with driving while using a phone. then another cop comes to cover for her. Corruption

[@times7171]

"What sort of work were you doing?" not sure why but that line had me in bits !!!

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Hand brake was not on at the start of her phone conversation. I bet that it will now be unnessarsay to have the handbrake on to qualify as parked if you are a police constable. Could that door detain someone unlawfully? Andy did well to build a better relationship with the auditing community

[@MrLordingit]

Hand brake or not, the keys were in the ignition and the engine was running.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

@@MrLordingit There is a valid excuse for driving whilst on the phone to the police. Pretty sure it has to be an emergency

[@engineeringvision9507]

@@julianchamberlain5399 She called a friend.

[@shuyelbari8853]

@Julian Chamberlain, don't you mean WPC not PC Women Police Constable not Police Constable. Don't want AB to make a Freudian slip when he writes to her superior.

[@MrLordingit]

@@shuyelbari8853 the prefix WPC ended in 1999.

[@Nickle314]

General appearance  You should look professional, clean and neat at work and in all situations where you’re representing the Met.  Your clothing should suit the work you're doing and be health and safety compliant.  If you’re challenged on your appearance by a supervisor, take steps to address it.  We don't have 'dress down' days at the Met.  Don’t chew gum or smoke when dealing with members of the public or in public view. Unsuitable clothing If you don’t wear a uniform, please wear smart business clothes that present a professional image. Unsuitable clothing includes:  immodest styles  shorts/cropped trousers  jeans  leggings  flip-flops  trainers

[@theessexhunter1305]

And in plain clothes

[@frannyfat4102]

he,s an undercover shithouse cleaner, finger nails clogged in shite

[@steve3291]

So, if an off duty officer witnesses a crime they have to go home and change before intervening if they are inappropriately dressed? He was not on duty, but going into the station which has changing and showering facilities.

[@dellshenanigans1985]

Looked very much to me like he was wearing a companies t-shirt. What's the odds he's been doing some cash in hand work.

[@snuggleseal]

Andy is a credit to the force and the public, good on him. Glad to see an officer who has his ego in check and is a professional. Very good. A+ for Andy. F for the women.

[@alanmayes851]

Plod the builder is moonlighting……..looked like his top had a business logo on it. Hope he is declaring his earnings

[@chrisjohnson3590]

“Parked up waiting to pull out.” Bloody liar.

[@Gooner-1971]

Exactly- Have you ever heard such absolute nonsense mate?…fuming 😤

[@scoosethom8441]

The ginger guy must of been cursing the silly cow for getting him involved and then driving off lol an hilarious audit

[@garyfry3795]

Why would he care; he doesn’t care that she is using her phone whilst in charge of a motor vehicle 🤷‍♂️

[@darktherapy]

There an exemption for calling emergency services. That’s what she’ll claim.

[@AuditingBritain]

Bob the Builder,Peppa Pig and Andy Pandy

[@Hammertime054]

Definitely pepper PIG, IMAGINE waking up to that thing😩

[@ingoatwetrust8086]

A driving hippo

[@waynegray2284]

If that was a member of public driving on the phone god know what would happen but again because she pig she get away with it if was ab I would report her

[@Nickle314]

She, unfortunately, is allowed to make the call in charge of a vehicle because she is ringing the police. The only exemption.

[@Nickle314]

I'm filming her because she's a police officer and she is breaking the law.

[@TheBrawlBox]

Credit to constable Andy, he appeared sincere-great rapport with AB.

[@wakeywarrior]

This is one of the best police officers I have ever seen on an auditing video. Let us hope his superiors recognise what a diamond they have there.

[@savishah9053]

Andy was good and a example of what police should be like.

[@Robinmuk]

The handbrake has to be applied and the engine stopped to use the phone, THEN it's legal. This use of the phone is not legal. One rule for them and another for us.. as always.

[@kaikito2348]

Surely AB is correct? She might not have been moving while she was on-the-move, but as the car engine was on, she is in-charge of the vehicle......a.k.a. driving.

[@timgeorge1009]

The officer at the end (Andy I think) was a credit to the force well done that man Great content again man

[@OfficialGhostUk]

"Because police don't like it" Is my new favourite auditor quote. This should be the new standard response to "Why are you filming"

[@deecee9548]

Yes, it was hysterical! More importantly, it's legal

[@ianhill4585]

Kent Audits just says bluntly, " because I can" , succinctly put..........

[@tonto2455]

Yes Officers like Andy don't get wound easily and diffuse the interaction immediately. More like him required. However Vick Pollard broke the mobile phone laws..but I bet she gets away with it.

[@richardtheeighth4431]

That's disgusting behaviour from the beached whale using a mobile phone whilst operating a vehicle. How on earth did a beached whale manage to get itself inside such a tiny vehicle?

[@mark.k7206]

Well done Andy. So refreshing to see a polite engaging Pc on KZbin. Shame about the first group of Morons . That was definitely a traffic infringement, the engine was running, no excuse as a non emergency , 6 points

[@ceesjanmol]

English is such great language! "I am asking you nicely" means "why don't you immediately obey me! Right now! JUST DO IT! NOW!"

[@goodyeoman4534]

The first guy lasted a whole two minutes before calling for backup. These officious types often follow the same pattern, which is: make a demand, get argumentative when that demand is not met, start to become defensive when questions are thrown back at them, become frustrated that they can't get the last word, panic and call for backup.

[@concernedindividual7056]

Top job AB The woman in the car is a very good example of why the Met us in special measures, the feelings of the law doesn't apply to me syndrome is not only a statement of fact in there eyes, but also held out with CPS and courts not following through with charges to guilty verdicts, even when video evidence proves guilt. Who says justice is equal.

[@jayden3759]

I want to see this lady cops bleep test results 🤣😂🤣

[@ysgol3]

The little builder really thought he could control the conversation didn't he🤣 There seems to be a new trend of police thinking that if they say they've asked you 'nicely' or 'politely' (even if they haven't!) they think you somehow must obey them. Your encounter with that pink pillock was hilarious. Great work as always AB, thank you.

[@Ubique2927]

Send this to the chief constable and the Sun. The papers will love this.

[@stephen-truthseeker]

That last cop was smarter he was doing a good public relations for the police. (To late mate damage already done even if you are genuine?) Hes more of an older style British Bobby. A dieing breed of police.

[@Lessons4Life]

Next time you chat with a police ask if they are a member of the Freemasons

[@MISTERHEALTH.]

The high ranking ones will be. The black and white band around the hat is masonic as you see in the masonic courts on the floor.

[@BornePlayss]

A Freemason being someone who is part of the church so potentially

[@musicrealm007]

Why ? What response do you think you will get? And what is the point 😞

[@RicArmstrong]

@@BornePlayss A Freemason doesn't have to be religious to be a member. Matter of fact, they prefer atheists in the higher degrees.

[@eamonanthony6767]

I asked him to do that LESSONS 4 LIFE a few times over a year ago he will not do that or even acknowlege my comment, i'm sure he's a FREEMASON and we all know what they're about don't we?

[@gehanoates885]

Who cares if you're filming cars in public it's not against the law. Cars are filmed in public every single day. She finds it strange that you're filming. Funny how she has no problem with CCTV filing all day and night. The reason why he can film is because there is no expectation of privacy in public. This is the same reason why you can have CCTV all over the place. Andy the cop, reminds me of how many years ago cops used to be. Now it's all authoritarian, how sad.

[@bonecruncher2641]

Good comment! I agree with you

[@gehanoates885]

@@bonecruncher2641 Thank you. Have a great day.

[@chrisstephens6194]

I love the way that they break the law

[@chrisstewart1999]

fair play to the uniformed officer andy. seemed to be a decent officer.

[@therestorementor7742]

This episode was the gift that just kept on giving one after another coming out to make fools of themselves 🤣🤣🤣

[@therestorementor7742]

Last officer however was a decent guy

[@paradigmshift3879]

Thanks AB for keeping these public servants held accountable, there should be more like you doing this.

[@macjac246]

Wow she sounds like Vicky Pollard .....Am I driving? Am I driving ? 🚗

[@rjim1]

Catherine Tate you mean but I knew exactly who you meant anyway! 👍🏻😂

[@musicrealm007]

It is an offence to handle a mobile while in charge of a motor vehicle,it was not parked,engine running,co,,,🙏🏼👍🏻😁👏🏼👏🏼🔥❤️

[@noelmckie]

📷📸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👀🚓🚔📽📹🎥 that woman should get done for driving while using a mobile phone while in control of vehicle🚙

[@noelmckie]

Another brilliant audit🎥📹📽🚔🚓👀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿📸📷

[@deecee9548]

Officer Andy proves that videos like AB's work! He was the only one that was aware of Auditors so he knew how to handle to situation. Unlike the others - 'I asked you nicely...' way of interrogation/ dictatorship

[@michaelrejoinbradford1282]

It’s alright for him to ask you what you are doing , but he don’t won’t to tell you why he is dressed like a builder, they hate it when you challenge them , they just do what they like when they like. I can’t stand the sight of them

[@johnfellows2867]

Meeting AB really made Andy's day, a proper Top Cop !!

[@peterwilliams6956]

Andy was really nice many police officers could learn from him.

[@gregkasza1925]

Andy went to the kind of college that teaches respect. Good job Andy.

[@Lonewolf__666]

Give her a ticket. And put her on a diet

[@barryisland4674]

AB you never fail to make me crease up with laughter it makes my day good on yah brother 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😁😆🤣🤣

[@darenliddle4411]

her engine was running you need to take it further

[@PtangPtangBiscuitBarrelSmith]

PC Andy was buzzing ! He has waited years to give a tour of that double glazed door. He will have drinks bought for years to come by people wanting to hear about this day of days.

[@Kanch992]

Officers attitude at the end was spot on

[@rinascimentoit2690]

I've never laughed so hard during an auditing i swear! AB, you're a genius! XD

[@uksoul2001]

She has got to get her child but stays for ages breaking driving regulation whilst trumping up charges v AB. The hypocrisy is insane. PINAC.

[@krishollow]

Proving they don't care about the law at all. 4:30

[@shuyelbari8853]

@Auditing Britain, is'nt it nice to find a pleasant interaction with one of boys in blue. The officer at the end of video was very polite, courteous, knowledgeable, approachable and why don't any of the civilian dressed officers arriving for their shift take a leaf out of his book. Keep it up AB

[@free7062]

Andy was awesome, unlike the woman who was commiting an offence, you were also awesome AB 👏👏👏

[@S0ulcreat1ve]

Big respect for Top Cop Andy! 👍👍

[@ltippers7029]

Andy here is s shining example of how our police should be! connected, educated and thoroughly helpful! well done Andy!

[@V8Hungry]

Andy was a top bloke, only one out of the lot that had any people skills

[@PaulCowderoy]

I love the new explanation for filming. 😂 They don’t know how to respond to “because you don’t like it” haha

[@bigcatmueller]

She is a sovereign citizen who think they are above the law and can do whatever they want.

[@sirkerb6284]

I think we need to mass report her with this video and make complaints about her! Andy really made the video worth it, he did the station proud.

[@chrisjones2630]

AB you must admit Andy was a decent copper good lad it just goes shows not all police are full of themself' s

[@johndavied3448]

After several years searching, we have found a nice police constable. Well done Andy.

[@TheCypressbill]

another credit to the force. PC Andy Morton should train every PC in Great Britain on how to converse with members of the public who are carrying cameras. Andy is approachable & friendly instead of aggressive and overly paranoid.. i understand they MAY be a threat but you dont know that for sure and your approach can unnecessarily inflame a situation way beyond where it ever was potentially going. just chill out a bit

[@cad6095]

I’ve seen some wild police interactions. But this tops them all.

[@d_shoshodottzg.b6697]

First here love you all your work boss AB

[@guardsdepot]

That woman driver needs naming , shaming and prosecuting.....................and if she is a police officer she needs to become an ex police officer...................

[@mrtactica]

Asking nicely has more authority, because why? (Look up the etymology of he word 'nice' - it applies to her) Please follow up and ask if she got fined for the phone breach, and get their reason for action/non-action in writing. That follow up post would be interesting for everyone. Doing it because they don't like it - priceless.

[@mansoorlubega9706]

Yo ! Jambo and Hi everybody. This is AB's friend. Have a lovely weekend all of you. Akuume.

[@mrf4138]

Another A.B. Masterclass. I love the fact that A.B. Managed to get two ( out of uniform) police cunstables to say out loud that “ unless the vehicle is actually moving “ you can use your mobile phone. As opposed to the actual law which they use on us, namely when in charge of a vehicle you can’t touch your mobile phone other than at a drive through or in an emergency. We can all use that as a defence now saying we just followed the published opinion of the police. Brilliant. What utter mugs. A.B. comes out on top without fail. 👍🍷🇬🇧🚓🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽🐽

[@silverghost8143]

One rule for them another for us . thanks for sharing your interaction with us. and How the police treat the public . Wow.... thanks Ab

[@adrintait4660]

Andy was truly amazing. I would stand with him if he was being attacked.

[@dougievoice8280]

I wouldn't go that far.

[@TheClearwayForce]

Top bloke Andy, wonder if he’d of acted different if he didn’t realise what you was doing

[@Polecat54941]

This is where hidden cameras would be useful!

[@philipglancy8593]

So if I'm "parked up" at a set of red lights or a junction with my handbrake on I'm allowed to use my mobile phone? Of course not 😂 I've never heard owt like it 😂

[@baronvonswoop]

I think AB should be recognised as a National Treasure!!

[@idaslpdhr]

My god there are still OLD school cops around, Andy was a top copper, very friendly no barking orders, no making up non existent laws, promote that man. as for the other clowns well all is normal there

[@Jonnyflashable]

Victor Echo was much better as the pirate in dodgeball.

[@mattberrill1063]

great video AB you're a funny guy, 😂 really enjoyed watching this one, your still one of the very best auditors out there top man 💯👏👏

[@neotheone2601]

Literally breaking the Law to stop you from your most basica rights. Meanwhile every second that passes, someone is getting hurt by true crime.