Teenager takes on cops arresting "homeless" man in McDonald's | I Am Birmingham

[@ashleyradwell709]

strong man stands up for him self. a stronger man stands up for others..

[@wolfeater1856]

ur right

[@bennehehshs5274]

You got that from barnyard

[@puremulp]

+Benne Hehshs yeah they did, but it's a great quote

[@12dosu15]

he is still wrong tho. homeless ppl cant just sleep in a mcdonalds

[@FabienYPT]

+12ǝdoɔsuı that's besides the point he needs help, this should be McDonald's problem not the police, it's not fair for them to bully him

[@gamrage]

"Petty" says the officer.. What's petty is an officer being easily offended by simple words from a kid..

[@planktondankton5839]

Honestly, if I was homeless I would PREFER jail. Three meals a day, heated building, a room to sleep in, don't have to pay for rent.

[@AnotherSonicFan2002]

But it would be boring there.

[@planktondankton5839]

RickedyRickedGaming aka ASF how

[@AnotherSonicFan2002]

You are in a cell all day doing nothing.

[@planktondankton5839]

RickedyRickedGaming aka ASF So? Better than being beaten on the streets, lacking the ability to have proper needs. And plus you dont sit in your cell all day.

[@allagogan5697]

That's exactly what I thought

[@jt-bg6ey]

"You should get a education". "Yes so should you"! That coppers face was priceless

[@need_no_trunk1]

I used to be homeless and what you do to help them, it's really nice of u. A big thanks for all the still homeless homie out there to you!

[@littledtraining5387]

Agreed the homeless do need help. This man isn't homeless though.

[@evepoulston6111]

Nobody should be on the streets no matter their background☹️

[@daviel6595]

Eve Poulston its a Tory that’s running uk now

[@varunmanjunath6204]

It's because of tough circumstances they are on streets. Not their fault.

[@leonreaper90]

@@daviel6595 there were homeless under Labour too, both the parties are shite. The main establishment is self-serving.

[@bearlivesmatter6336]

@Jack Brown True lol

[@deshawnbrown5714]

@Jack Brown have you ever been homeless?

[@iandavies6575]

It's now a criminal offence to be poor in the UK

[@iandavies6575]

It's not the job of the police to remove someone from a premise.No crime has been commited, it is a civil dispute

[@iandavies6575]

It doesn't matter, it's a civil dispute and not a crime.

[@iandavies6575]

It's not private, if it's open to the public

[@iandavies6575]

nope, they cannot use force.They have no authority to do that

[@iandavies6575]

That's correct , as it's not a crime to fall asleep, therefore not a police matter.

[@reakingringpiece]

sadly the days of the friendly intelligent bobby have gone, now we have narcissistic ego driven control hungry thugs with tribals :( sad times

[@joemctaminey-webster1919]

Good effort lad. That copper was very flustered and you were calm and rational 👍🏻

[@jonasakabuk]

"So do you" That was when the policeman turned arround ready to put false criminal charges on you xD

[@robgoren8628]

0:48 And right there, you can see in his eyes the true homicidal nature of the cop. If he had the opportunity, he would have attempted murder.

[@jsvnabsb8265]

That’s a crude assumption

[@Mat-kr1nf]

I have no love for the police, but what you said was ridiculous, he was being very reasonable when confronted by a snotty kid who thinks he knows best, coming out with twaddle. Any business can’t let homeless drunks sleep, with his stinky socks out of his shoes, for f*cks sake, in their eating area just because it’s cold outside, it puts off customers, pubs wont let drunk customers sleep it off in the bar, part of it is health and safety and insurance ( I hate today’s health and safety nonsense,but unfortunately businesses have to abide by it). As for finding him somewhere to sleep, there isn’t anywhere, they can’t conjure somewhere out of a hat! Jesus!!!

[@magicchaoswolf]

Thats quite the assumption right there

[@zs2302]

@@Mat-kr1nf he wasnt being reasonable, he was degrading him. And McDonalds is a PUBLIC place, anyone can enter the premises. The man was drunk because he is depressed. He needs to be helped, not arrested.

[@cathyjamrogers]

The most scandalous of all the crimes mentioned here is that ‘McDonalds’ call their junk food outlets, “Restaurants”

[@Rob_-km9rl]

Wait, he said "The police are fiddling with the crime statistics" And the cop replied "That's the government, not the police". So he's just admitted that the government mess with crime statistics?!

[@cougcheetah]

He stood up for what he thought was right .

[@badpanda84]

cougcheetah No he didn't.. and beside he did nothing.. if he had a better idea why didn't he offer to invite the homeless person into his home.

[@badpanda84]

***** LOL blame the cops for that. he just get kicked out of the store.. big deal happens all the time..

[@beasty108]

cougcheetah thought*

[@andrewmoore5628]

cougcheetah i agree

[@danburnell7958]

Police constable Roid rage is getting angry!!

[@JM-qp4js]

Smart young man! I loved how he kept his voice even..... The cop was emotionally exposed lol

[@lodestar9877]

The cop got pissy because he was insulted with his own projected insecurities about not being educated enough. That's when the cop became the bully. The kid is right. The bankers need to be put on trial or the entire financial system reordered.

[@arniexanchez]

+ER CP illuminati avatar, pro government. U WOT M8

[@arniexanchez]

+ER CP illuminati avatar, pro government. U WOT M8

[@bigdee11000]

+ER CP Some of us will NEVER be dominated by you or your ilk.......

[@lodestar9877]

***** Agreed!

[@serramesabill2160]

+Lode Star Ginger boy is just repeating bits and pieces of civil rights smack he's pickup on youtube. Bankers have nothing to do with the management want the smelly drunk off the furniture. Hell you might appreciate it if you had to sit there.

[@Billy_Bull_Sheeter]

If only more kids were like this. Well done for standing up for yourself.

[@MJ-ud3yx]

Police officer: you need to get an education Teenager: so do you Me: OHHHHH MLG

[@hyphen2882]

Respect to this kid for standing up for someone less fortunate than himself and doing so in a respectful and calm manner.

[@muhammadziyad440]

Police: kid, i think you need education Teenager: yes, so do you Me: damn!

[@PepsiCubes]

😐

[@gillianforrester558]

The community police officer needs to get a conscience!!!!!! Next time buy the poor homeless guy a coffee, then he is entitled to stay in McDonalds

[@cammc_0]

the officer didnt like that, turned straight back around when he said that

[@cyco781loco1]

They do they act unlawfully outside of oath which is to serve the public not bully and intimidate just cuz they in uniform they can still get schooled

[@killerdisuangkillerdisuang4248]

Salute to you young boy ,the world needs more youths like him

[@PinkManGuy]

This cop absolutely stomped you in debate, friend. I'm on his side 100%.

[@stickykitty]

2:02 The copper got owned big time hilarious!!!

[@terrybardy2923]

Bravo for the young man defending him! Why didn't that activist help? She was just sitting there.

[@Eveonthehill]

because she was more likely to be assaulted by the police than the white boy.

[@villain3131]

She was sitting there because the young lad was doing just fine on his own . He handles that copper perfectly.

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@guystark2589]

@@Eveonthehill white people are far more likely to be assaulted by the police than any other ethnic group: and that's relative to their share of the population. your ignorance is pathetic. even in our ancestral homeland we're the only group that is actually discriminated against, despite the lies about discrimination against foreigners/non-natives

[@Eveonthehill]

@@guystark2589 we have a blivet here. That's 40 lbs of crap in a 10 lb bag,

[@richierottweiler923]

Oh and, before i forget, young men like the lad in the video give me hope for the future

[@trevwad8674]

Insult by Cop: I think you need to get an education Comeback by me as teenager: I think you need to get a life

[@Abc-yv5co]

:48 seconds in. Priceless. That cops face. Thats was one well and truely pissed off copper.

[@spectrumisgreen7252]

Yep, its got what really looks like SERIOUS ANGER MANAGEMENT issues ...... Sooooooooo NOT used to people questioning it / him and just being complicit with his / its EVERY BARKED COMMAND!!!!

[@xxsoar_lithiumxx709]

We need more people like you Much respect

[@swepatrich9579]

i love how the cop ask the guy to record him with a distance, when it was him that came closer :D

[@spitfire4206]

one day, any one can fall on hard times, you never know you should care more this could be you out on the street on a cold night .

[@Kezpool]

michaelstarwars66 nah mate this won’t be me

[@Bubbs1234]

Happened to me and my hubby. One yr homeless. Horrible experience. Thankfully we found a decent place and jobs. It can happen to anyone. Most of us a job loss or emergency away from this.

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless though

[@spitfire4206]

@@littledtraining5387 there's always one ?

[@littledtraining5387]

@@spitfire4206 there's always one that reads the links in the description before passing comment..........🤷🏼‍♂️

[@lloydmcgaming]

I am so glad that we got people like you helping homeless🙂

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@Cpt_nice]

Police officer being condescending from the get go because of the young guy's age, very professional. He had more brains than the entire present force combined.

[@SaxonMosh]

+deedeeke1991 police constable, I dont see any officer pips on his shoulder

[@Cpt_nice]

Saxon Mosh I am not familiar with ranks, I will take your word for it.

[@DJDangerHouse01]

+Saxon Mosh It's not the military mate....Police Officer is the correct term for officers of the law....regardless of rank

[@andrewhughes9278]

​@@DJDangerHouse01there's a huge difference between an officer and this easily triggered idiot in a uniform

[@JericVillaflores]

To be fair the police were doing their job...that kid is an opinionated tool.

[@ryufire12]

+Jeric Villaflores I'll make sure to piss in your cup if your ever homeless.

[@lukesworshipgearreviews8171]

They were being overly zealous and making the situation worse. Extremely unprofessional.

[@KWoo10DesignsLLC]

The kid should've bought the man some food, then he would have been a customer.

[@Mari-hb5do]

KellWoo10 maybe he doesn’t have enough allowance for that?

[@ABC-tc1wx]

TRUE..

[@bloodyviper11]

No he wouldn't of been, he wouldn't of paid for the service

[@wadetheblade3261]

bloodyviper11 doesn’t matter who pays

[@welshknight1456]

well done young man for standing up to that bully cop.

[@Jackholiday1025]

The cop wasn’t being a bully. He was his job. Watch yourself.

[@guystark2589]

@@Jackholiday1025 he was bullying the young man, his friend, and the homeless man

[@Youhavenopowerherelucas]

"You really need to grow up." Says the police officer to a child trying to help the homeless. Yeah, try and make people feel bad for caring about humanity. Vile.

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@MrMikflaherty]

Great stuff . The more people confront these thugs in this manner , the more they will be forced to back down and actually start working towards there remit ...ie , protecting the public

[@fingal42]

Well done for standing up for yourself, and especially for someone else! You're most certainly not immature - and that police officer was far too aggressive.

[@kevm4035]

Well done here lads that cop showed his true colours jumped up bully merchant!

[@phildoodler2199]

I normally agree with these video vigilantes. On this occasion I felt the policeman handled the little, spotty faced delinquent quite well. Who sounded like a rebel without a cause. An irritation, like a boil on your arse. And what exactly is a community activist? Or was he a journalist. Who the hell are journalists to criticise anyone. They're more interested in the Kardashians than any real issues. Maybe they should go and investigate the bankers - but that would be too much effort for journalists. it's much easier to create a story out of nothing. As for the homeless guy. That's why I eat my McDonalds in the car. First reason is I'm embarrassed to be seen eating the garbage they're made from, and secondly I don't want to share a restaurant with some smelly homeless guy with his shoes off.

[@phildoodler2199]

Gee, you have a lot of violent fantasies. Think you're playing to many Xbox games. There's no reason for a homeless guy to only have £1 in their pocket. They're usually good at begging for more, which they usually get. I take it you're happy to eat at McDonalds next to some guy that hasn't washed for over a week, and snoring into your McDonalds. I'm not. And I don't have a lot of money. I'm poor like 95% of the country. If I were rich, I wouldn't be eating in McDonalds. That's just mass produced, unhealthy muck that the masses are happy to swallow. I'm ashamed to say I occasionally have the odd breakfast from them. I'll take the moronic 'asshole' insult as a compliment. I certainly got your attention. Now go away back to your bedroom and play some more computer games.

[@georgebennett8363]

This ginger prick is so annoying. Firstly, no one knows what the person who called 999 said, secondly, you cannot just sit in McDonalds without buying anything, he could've sat in a hospital thirdly, I personally like British police (American police think they're playing call of duty too often), they keep people safe and I'm not being funny, would you want life to be like the purge constantly? Lastly, me personally would not like to sit next to someone who may smell and could ultimately put me off my meal.

[@kbg12ila]

He doesn't even know what day it is.

[@AlfieFenton]

He does, he published a different day genius

[@blindphotography2910]

He asked what day it was - smart arse

[@OsireionAbydos]

Your a good man for sticking up for him, we all need to stand together

[@francerichard801]

Wow!!! That young man is awesome !!! So caring !!!! Bless you !!!!!!!!

[@kevinbiggs9606]

Sorry but I think I side with the Police Officer here.

[@Bob12345smile_XD]

same XD he should have been charged for wasting police time... like if you don't know the person don't join in...

[@awerawer0708]

+William Robertson he was talkin to him, he works with homeless people and he was having a conversation with a fellow human.. he has the right to join in

[@JustinLHopkins]

+William Robertson "if you don't know the person don't join in". Seriously? So if you see someone being attacked, or an injustice happening you should just walk away simply because you don't know them? Where's your humanity?

[@JustinLHopkins]

I feel sorry for you. The police frequently arrest homeless people for no reason. This wastes our tax dollars, over crowds the jail system and takes attention away from real criminals. Don't be a shitty person.

[@TheBushfish]

+William Robertson the police are experts at wasting there own time and this video is a prime example.

[@terranceprice7006]

Bully cop walks up and say`s get that camera out of my face, well it was he who walked up to the camera, the goon.

[@alexthegrape1000]

So a drunk homeless man was (allegedly) disturbing the peace in a public place. The staff called the police to remove him, because they didn't want him there anymore, which they can do if someone won't get out when they tell them too. So what was this kids issue? Jesus, some cops are bad, but this guy was just doing what was asked of him. And this kid was interrogating the officer like he had just beat the shit out of the guy for nothing. Why does everyone think they are heroes these days?

[@johnseabrook1703]

The cop handled the situation poorly, full stop.

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@emmahallard1949]

Good on you,for speaking the plain truth and standing up for the defenceless..every answer you came out with was pure truth and brilliance,the police officer couldn't engage on the same level,so he got annoyed and tried to pull rank,but couldn't as he wasn't speaking the truth and he wasn't in the right.thankyou for being so thoughtful,clear,truthful and kind.it is such a good example to spread to others,when dealing with this kind of situation which is very sadly becoming more and more commonplace..made my day..thankyou ❤

[@rspoofy]

Homeless guy: (Eats pancakes) Cops: "PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW!

[@donteatfish9757]

Report him! Aggressive and intimating!

[@78coban]

Well done to you young man we need so many people like you...

[@RisingTidesAC]

When I was homeless I was treated just like this poor woman. She MUST be treated like a human being and not an animal. It angers me to no end. I have scars from the police. When I got off of the streets and started working to help the poor and homeless of Atlantic city because I swore that I would never forget that I was in that situation, I was very vocal about it like the brave person that shot this video and that makes me an enemy in the eyes of the police. I am still battling this to this day but I will never give up. Homeless people are NOT PROBLEM, they are people that HAVE A PROBLEM.

[@ohidontknow1061]

Well done for turning your life round and for trying to help others turn their life round. The Police officer acted like a petulant bully, if the camera had not been there that young man would have been dragged off for daring to question the word of a Police officer. Shame on him. Keep fighting the good fight.

[@RisingTidesAC]

@@ohidontknow1061 I don't know how this happened but my comment was meant for another video. How it got posted here is beyond me. But that's ok.

[@RisingTidesAC]

This is the video I was trying to comment on. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXyohaVrqct3isk

[@ohidontknow1061]

@@RisingTidesAC Got to love computers! No problem.

[@StopFundingIsrael]

Cop covered in tattoos and bad attitude= Rent-A-THUG

[@straddlingtime]

+StopFundingIsrael He seemed to act in a professional manner to me.

[@StopFundingIsrael]

straddlingtime No shit. Probably because there was a camera on him. You apologists should be framed and beaten by them once in a while.. Really ... When they stop you in the street and ask for your "papers" you idiots will say they are just doing their job..... without realising you've enabled a NAZI state.. Shake my fkn head at bozos like you.

[@straddlingtime]

StopFundingIsrael ''You apologists should be framed and beaten by them once in a while'' I think the idiot using Nazi comparisons and threatening is the only bozo here.

[@StopFundingIsrael]

straddlingtime These are cops we are talking about. Policy enforcers for the system of oppression now being imposed on western societies. The fact you use the "n" word so thoughtlessly tells me a lot about you. I do feel sorry for folks like you, so hopelessly enslaved you actually think you are free. I've seen enough Police corruption and criminal behaviour to say fuck them all. They are the support columns for the globalist powers now eroding our societies. If there are any honest cops left, I guarantee they are all trying to leave the force. Honest cops don't last very long after all... Run along kid. You have the makings of an ignorant racist.

[@straddlingtime]

You need to read what I wrote, again. Pay attention this time before spouting nonsense.

[@TheFriendoftheFunk]

That policeman is hideous.

[@jacobmangaradevasia1471]

Just a failed attempt to outsmart the cop.

[@trishyangel123]

This is absolutely terrible. So now it’s a crime to be homeless? 😡😡😡

[@Whoami691]

The police were doing their jobs... Might not be the right thing to do (arresting a homeless guy for trying to find a place to sleep), and that needs to change, but the cop is between a rock and a hard place. I get the feeling he doesn't like it anymore than the kid does. If the homeless guy is drunk then the BEST thing that could happen to him is that the police take him to a cell for his own safety until he sobers up. Friend of mine recalls how when he was taken to a cell overnight he was offered hot drinks and a snack in the morning. Honestly i feel there is more to this than meets they eye, but I also respect the kid for standing his ground.

[@calsmyth4483]

+Whoami691 If you think it's appropriate for a police officer to act in a threatening and aggressive manner to a citizen not breaking any laws and genuinely concerned about the well-being of a homeless man who the police publicly announced will be kicked out of the restaurant, banned from the city centre and not given anywhere alternative to stay then you'll probably be happier living in a police state.

[@Whoami691]

Ca Br I believe that people who think they have the whole picture then berating those who - in the long run - are trying to help is no better. The kid think he knows everything, odds are he (the homeless guy) would only hurt himself in the long run if he is drunk on the street with nowhere to go. Simple. At least in a cell they can wait for him to sober up and make sure no harm comes to him on the streets. Oh yea, totally a police state for having a little common sense. Fucking hell all you people are the same, if this was some random guy and not a cop you would take a different tune. Do people like you have ANY common sense? Or should the term 'common sense' be abolished? Because clearly it isn't very fucking common anymore.

[@calsmyth4483]

Whoami691 At least I'm literate, which is more that I can say for you. Read my message again then have another go. And if a random guy arrested someone of course I would take a different tune - that would be called kidnap...

[@Whoami691]

Ca Br He was acting defensively, not threateningly. Otherwise known as 'common sense'.

[@calsmyth4483]

Whoami691 So can I take it you completely withdraw your absurd reaction in your previous post and have changed it to the policeman was defensive not threatening? In which case I'd tend to disagree considering he threatened the cameraman for "getting in his face" despite the officer being the one approaching him, was intimidating them by unnecessarily asking for ID and press passes and he was clearly posturing throughout and elected to start the encounter (can you really call it being defensive if he starts it?). I could see how you could interpret it that way though (not that I feel it's an appropriate way for officers to behave either).

[@wendyfenton7298]

Hey you seem like a good guy, I'm referring to the Red haired kid in this video. Keep doing your thing man. Hold the Cops and Police accountable for their actions. CONTINUE to freely excersise and affirm and re affirm your rights and freedom of speech and exspression. This WORLD NEEDS MORE PPL LIKE YOU. Really you seem like a little sweet heart. Don't get discouraged. Police like to BEHAVE BADLY, worse then badly, un acceptably and then LIE ABOUT IT AND LAUGH ABOUT IT. We are the majority. Most ppl share this view and yours. My name is not most ppl and my views and opinions are JUST THAT, MY VIEWS AND OPINIONS. But the majority of ppl I have talked to echo my above commentary. VIDEO EVIDENCE is one of, if the they highest standards of evidence in Court(s) of Law. It provides a Un biased, two sided, impartial, objective, chronological account of the events and how they transpired. Which as long as un edited, un altered can be used at a later date by BOTH parties ias evidence and or proof in a Court(s) of Law. The Cop was in my opinion just trying to belittle you and intimidate you. Which is what they almost always do. Keep doing your thing, I HOPE/EPOH you do!

[@jordanfewings4384]

im glad he got arrested... before you atrack hear me out... if hes arrested he now has 1) a dry place to stay 2) a bed 3) food 4) water 5) showers and more but off the top of my head im out... yes get arrested is shit and life changing for the worst but this guy had barely nothing where as now he has somehere to live for however long... would you rather him live on the streets in the cold and crap or aressted and have somewhere dry? now you can send hate if you disagree :)

[@decriptonite]

Jordan Fewings that's attually not a bad idea 😂😂😂😂 truuuu

[@ianrenberger7441]

Jordan Fewings try being homeless and you ll get the picture

[@ianrenberger7441]

Jordan Fewings ironic thing is it will cost the tax payer more for him to be homeless. Get it.

[@quarantinejet2312]

Jordan Fewings He's not even homeless lol. He was just on drugs, that's why he looked homeless.

[@xXFeralArtsXx]

Jordan Fewings You forgot 6) A muslim gang to convert him to islam

[@chrismaloney5213]

Good on you....i was once homeless and treated like or less than a stray dog....its a disgrace how especially the police treat people who at their lowest of lows........one day they might just find themselves in a similar position........

[@theprodigy4585]

McDonalds is not a public place, that being said, it is private property. The police are well within their boundaries to remove him from the premises. It's counter productive to have some child spitting speculative assumptions at the police officer whilst doing his job. The police officer has probably been on the job longer than the kids been alive and has most likely seen more homeless related crime than the kid ever will.

[@theprodigy4585]

BALDY BRIAN 1. They are well within their boundaries to remove an intoxicated man who is unhygienic, loitering and easily aggravated, as pointed out in the video. 2. He may have the right to freedom of speech but what he is accusing the officer of has no purpose and is merely wasting time and resources in an attempt to half-assedly demonise the officer, and he is not an 'equal' member of society as he is not responsible for his own decisions, his parents still make. He is not of emotional maturity. 3. The Police officer has more experience dealing with the homeless than the kid can hope to. The Police officer knows the good, the bad and the ugly where-as the kid probably has little knowledge, and what he does know is probably sensitised bullshit portraying the homeless as misunderstood cuddly teddy bears, which would explain his lax views. In conclusion, children have no place in discussion involving extremely political matters. I'd go even as far to say people without tertiary education have no place in political matters because their emotions get too involved with their rational thinking.

[@Mathewmartialart]

The Prodigy you would think the officer whos been on the job longer than the kids been alive would know how to act as an adult and not outdo the lad by being a petuelnt fool by belittling and acting an idiot. the kid was correct by the way when he stated that police manipulate the stats.

[@theprodigy4585]

Mathewmartialart No, he put the little degenerate in place

[@Mathewmartialart]

The Prodigy come on , if your going to come back with something at least allow yourself to make sense with the insult. it should have been "in HIS place"

[@David69rrr]

Wtf is wrong with u

[@therevster9828]

Leave the man and kid alone and catch real criminals what a joke tax payers money you work for us the people don’t forget that officer.

[@therevster9828]

Ashraf Raja your the idiot go fuck your self prick.

[@Kezpool]

You’re a nobead shut up

[@charliewright309]

The police man was right.

[@PadecMaybeReal]

- Records in a distance - - Police officer walks closer towards the camera - "Get that camera away from me please." like wot? its not like he has an attachable knife on his camera and is about to shiv your face off.

[@johngregson9827]

Top lad standing by a fellow human being,, you go lad refusing to be intimidated by a revenue collector and a disgrace to the badge

[@littledtraining5387]

A fellow human being that - wasn't homeless and was found in possession of drugs 👍

[@melodramatic-2607]

Omg! I live in the west midlands too, in England! The police here is SO shit, im glad theboy did what he did. My cousins house got robbed, they called the police and guess what they did? NOTHING.

[@ArenaShootercfg]

yeah man, my office was robbed and I had cctv of he guys face and it took 9 months for my stuff back ;(

[@dmorri4902]

Me asswell in the West Midlands and I agree they def haven't got a good enough education in policing

[@alansuonon8107]

Ever thought that perhaps the initial account your cousin would have gave would have been reviewed by a Scenes of Crime Officer (SOCO) and they maybe deduced that no actual evidence for them to harvest? How much experience do you have with forensics investigation? I bet your cousin even walked over the evidence just to cross contaminate everything. :-)

[@jamesashfield8290]

You think the cops here are shit? Be glad we have a police force in the first place, be glad they (for the most part) aren't corrupt, be glad you aren't shot by a dozen assault rifles for running away, we have some of the best officers in the world.

[@iseekq]

That doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement. Terrible rebuttal. The reason they are so good is because of community activism in the past.

[@brettybrettalina]

He was a polite educated young man. Concerned about another human being. If only we had more men like him standing up for the working man. And i take my hat to the lady who spoke up on camera. Make your vote count

[@billwillis3416]

This same ignorance of. human beings and their unfortunate situation is happening everywhere lately I am happy to see a young person be so caring towards a fellows rights. Thanks for being there. 👍👍

[@liamkaizen4785]

our country donate so much of our money to other countries but they haven't delt with all the people with no homes or a place to go in our own country

[@IAmBirmingham]

Original statement on this incident from West Midlands Police: “At around 9.20pm on Thursday 26 February officers on routine patrol stopped a man on Corporation Street who they believed to be drunk and was who shouting at passers-by. The 40-year-old was asked to leave the area. Around 15 minutes later the same man was spotted in a fast food restaurant on Cherry Street. Additional officers were then called and the man arrested to prevent a breach of the peace. Unemployed Viliam Timko , of James Turner Street in Winson Green, Birmingham was later charged with possessing a controlled drug and appeared before the city’s magistrates’ on Saturday 28 February. Mr Timko pleaded guilty and was fined £75 and had to pay a victim surcharge of £20 and court costs of £145. “We welcome members of the public filming our officers executing their duties but it should always be borne in mind that, as in this case, the footage only captures a tiny snapshot of the incident they are dealing with as a whole on the basis of multiple sources of information. “Birmingham Police have a long standing commitment to protecting homeless people and work with organisations such as the Big Issue, Midlands Heart, St Basils and SIFA Fireside on a daily basis. “ This statement was provided, and published following this incident, in March 2015. Read more: bit.ly/3sd7HnH

[@irSpanxx]

***** They we're doing their job? ok... I can't even deny that. The problem is, that it's hard to respect the job they do in situations like this. How is sleeping a breach of the peace, please? And where is the victim of this 'drug's offense' ? Based on what little we know from the above statement, the only drug that generated any kind of anti-social behavior was alcohol.... That's cool though. That's a government approved (taxed) drug... I know, let's take this guy - who is clearly down on his luck, and push him through our fantastic, fair & just legal system. The remedy found in court: LETS FINE THIS *UNEMPLOYED* GUY £240 FOR SELF MEDICATING. If you can't see the holes in this logic then I don't even know what to say to you.

[@irSpanxx]

irSpanxx This guy is just another victim of a system that he never asked to be a part of and cannot opt out of. A system that was mathematically destined to fail. There will be more victims, lot's more. It's inevitable. Hopefully you will never find yourself in his shoes.

[@MuffHam]

irSpanxx Private property mate. Your not allowed to sleep in any business out side of accommodation ones. The guy's homeless i get that and its tough. But private property law trumps homeless guy.

[@GreatBowlsAfire]

***** says the video game zombie lol

[@GrumpyAustralian]

***** Kid, Luke Holland, you are an ignorant idiot and a danger to yourself.

[@amyconn4744]

"fiddling with the statistics" lol... you're real educated kid.

[@uploaded113redone]

Last i checked Mcdonalds doesn't operate a homeless shelter, If he is put in jail , he gets 2 hots and a cot , The cop is doing this man a favor by finding him a quiet place to sleep for the night, since he obviously refused to leave the restaurant if it escalated to the cops being called, At what point is it enough, when the entire restaurant is filled with passed out homeless people and there is nowhere to sit , Would you still think it's okay then

[@rodgergibbs]

its not the police's fault people are homeless and McDonald's is private property

[@clintbeast-bud8119]

Clark Kent no it isn't... just because it's open to the public doesn't mean it's owned by the public. But the police force was exesive, I've seen worse than a bit of sleeping in a McDonald's and 8 cops never showed up. They were only called because he was homeless.

[@clintbeast-bud8119]

Clark Kent I agree, and no one even cares enough to notice

[@rm._7000]

harry drewitt homeless people failed at life it’s not our problem

[@isabellacerff552]

PETTY the word is PETTY not PETIT. That is the french word for small.

[@isabellacerff552]

***** Only if the article is feminine. As in petite fille. If it is masculine it would be petit garcon.

[@Daniel-Lkn]

+Isabella Cerff was just about to say it haha

[@truth8916]

Porn maked much more sense now.

[@1ninjatiger]

Leonardo Fibre hahahahaha here stands petit Leonardo with his foot in his mouth 😂🤣

[@ciolxjoy9541]

A strong man stands up for himself, a stronger man stands up for others ✌️✌️️

[@emory4752]

Ciol x Joy he was drunk sleeping in McDonald’s... what exactly was the kid standing up for? I’m confused.

[@ZedExGaming]

Barnyard

[@andreasjohn1]

IF THIS YOUNG GUY IS SO CONCERNED FOR THE HOMELESS MAN THEN WHY NOT OFFER HIM A PLACE TO STAY FOR THE NIGHT IF HE'S GOT SO MUCH TO SAY TO THE POLICE THEN OFFER HIM A PLACE TO SLEEP END OF.

[@IcedBjorn]

Weird. The police was right. The homeless was disturbing peace of someone. Making someone feel uncomfortable, and if he is doing that in a public place, he can be escorted out. It can seem harsh, but at the end, the police can not do anything about it. The way you acted towards the police officer, was immature. It's the company who owns the property, who decides, not the police.

[@nickgivens6378]

making them feel uncomfortable? so if a racist person sees a black person does that mean that black person has to leave their vicinity?

[@IcedBjorn]

Why would someone feel uncomfortable just because they see a black person? I think you are just over aggravating the issue here, for no apparent reason to be honest. It is NOT against the law to be black or any race, but it is against the law to disobey rules of a business's behavioral rules, even if you are homeless. A homeless man staying in a business might be bad for the image of the location, and takes up room from paying customers. My point is not to be honest in that. It's in how rude the guy in the video was against the cops, just because they were doing their job.

[@HaiAmRyan]

The "police officer" was the most immature one there.

[@IcedBjorn]

Pez Yes, please explain your statement. It's useless to express your opinion, without explaining it. You'll just end up misunderstood.

[@razortanner2671]

CubiX It's technically a private property which happens to let you in to eat and not sleep in it.

[@JoeyXSmith]

Sorry but he shouldn't be sleeping in the McDonald's. Its a place to eat not to rest and sleep for the night.The police should of took him into the station for the night to sleep, then find him a place for him to go the next day. They was right too take him out of the McDonald's but should of handle the situation better. Saying to the homeless person he be banned from city center was out of line.

[@ClubsManProactive]

officer sounds like greg davies

[@HXLproductions]

The police officer sounds like Mr Gilbert from the inbetweeners 😂

[@THEOFFICIALBABYDJ]

as much as i respect this boy for standing up for this homeless man, he has to understand that mcdonalds is a restaurant and not a hostel.

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@hardwhite6318]

police need this stuff to happen to them

[@Yoursmine24]

I LOVE THIS KID!

[@goldenfantasy9251]

That officer is acting immature so grossly laughable.

[@hargzkisses7154]

Grow up.

[@THEHARDCOREGAMERS]

It's not the police as I know a police officer very well they get told by there Sargent to do a job that someone has reported it's not there own choice there just doing there job that THEY have been told to do.

[@JakeC08]

then they should question that job i suppose?

[@deanappleby9534]

Just government bullies, who have no social life and didn't achieve nothing at school, these were the kids who were bullied at school

[@deanappleby9534]

This bully like most of them get very angry when they know they are loosing that's there only form of defence

[@CplBurdenR]

"They get told by their Scharfuhrer what to do. It's not their choice. They're just doing their job...."

[@DieBubbiesPlays]

0:47 Insert triggered MEME

[@pjcnet]

Well done for standing up to the police, I know that particular McDonald's very well living in Birmingham myself, sadly the number of homeless has at least doubled in the last 10 years and police attitudes and an unfair undated Vagrancy Act is making matters much worse for them.

[@DaTube-po3ry]

This kid is immature: asking the cop to arrest the corrupts bankers, rofl. They obey to the bankers/politicians who are defining the rules...

[@marni2659]

honestly the police r in the right in this vid. no one wants to eat when a homeless man in sleeping close to them.

[@cirrocumulus1948]

XmcxO you stand in his shoes go on exactly

[@SirMrSnipes]

I have to side with the police officers thats public intoxication

[@DuckyHDxx]

Ever been to a pub =')

[@mattevans923]

God bless you lad for standing up for the 'homeless' man (he is a man, our circumstances don't dictate our being, but I digress...) Having experienced sleeping rough myself, I always found it very troubling that the polices answer to homelessness is just to move the person on, the implications are staggering, by telling someone they have no right to sleep rough, what they are in essence doing is making a persons existence a CRIME !!! We are flesh and blood beings, with a soul, but bound by the laws of gravity none the less, we need to rest our head somewhere, we cannot simply vanish (as much as that would be their preferable solution !) and when you tell someone that it is illegal for them to be in any particular area, without giving them a selection of areas where they can stop at 'legally' then you are basically saying that individual has NO RIGHT TO LIFE !!! NO RIGHT TO LIVE !!! TO EXIST !!! Just monumentally staggering to even ponder that for a second !!! And this is where our universal natural rights are being eroded, we have the inherent universal right to, for example, forage for food when we are hungry, to seek warmth and shelter !!! The answer is simple, you cannot make it a crime for someone who happens to be homeless from inhabiting any particular area without providing a place that they can lawfully stop at, I'm talking about mass shelters for the homeless, and before those fools who will claim they want to 'freeload' and should get a job etc, then that's also a big part of the problem, one that will take up an essay of a comment in it's own right, but I have no problem with them doing some menial type of employment, you know the kind, like putting poppies together for charity, that sort of thing, in return they will get their food warmth and shelter, they obviously can receive benefits so will have some money, by the same token if they chose not to work then that would be entirely THEIR OWN CHOICE !!! Universal law (which trumps any state law of any country in the so called 'free world') recognises the right to someone's 'lifestyle choice' ! The same person might otherwise have chosen to live in a tent on a patch of countryside, yet were told they had to leave because them living there was 'illegal', and so I come full circle ! A human 'being' has the inherent right recognised by universal law (By God !) to live his/her life in any way they so choose so long as this doesn't impact on some other sentient beings universal rights, these are the most basic of rights, food, warmth, and shelter !!! They were granted to us the moment we were born !!! The Queen claims sovereignty over the land within the borders of the UK which makes it 'illegal' for someone to find warmth and shelter in so many places, so it is HER DUTY TO ENSURE ALL OF 'HER CITIZENS' HAVE THESE MOST BASIC OF NEEDS/RIGHTS MET !!! And when I spoke of 'mass shelters' I was not referring to any FEMA style concentration camps !!! I tell you what, just make a vast patch of land accessible to ANYONE AND EVERYONE, and we the people will do the rest, and that includes growing our own crops for example, but of course they will never allow that now will they, because to control a nations food is to control the people, monsanto and all that, but once again I digress.....

[@nipper303]

i would have done the same thing to the pigs

[@nipper303]

nipper303 plus they are disturbing other people while they are eating, the police pricks, they are in breach of the peace as well then, bastards

[@tibgaming8184]

nipper303 No, they're not. Learn the law before you speak.

[@nipper303]

TibGaming lol shut up, they are in breach of peace those police pricks, and i have learnt the law and all what i want to learn

[@tibgaming8184]

nipper303 Oh really? You know the law? So you know that 'Breach of the Peace' refers to an old common law that is, in a case suitable for arrest, 1) Causing or threatening to cause violence or violent behaviour (This does NOT count violence towards a person, but property) and 2) Arresting body has reasonable suspicion that the offender will commit point 1 in the immediate future. So no, you don't know the law, so you can shut up yourself.

[@nipper303]

lol shut up yourself? you are totally a moron, and i know the law to the extent, that is required, not to the bullshit ACTS or Statutes, becuase they are not law/common law, so why don't you just shut up

[@jamesprince9041]

Cop is a big girls blouse, a real nancy boy.

[@honeybadger4660]

New Zealand have the nicest police in the world if something like this happened they would help and make sure there's somewhere for the homeless to sleep in and always loving and bring happiness to the community and that's what police there for, chur bro.

[@catsheehan5900]

Not in the UK mate 🤣🤣

[@thebrocode5554]

US isn't much better, either.

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Not in the UK THERE UTTER SCUM THEY KILL GOOD HUMAN BEING'S HERE AND THEY LIE ABOUT THERE HEINOUS BEHAVIOUR. POLICE DO NOT INVESTIGATE CRIME AND ARE UTTER LIEING SCUM

[@littledtraining5387]

He wasn't homeless

[@MrPhilo111]

Perfectly worded from that young man indeed, we need more like him.... this country's gone to the dogs. Police just revenue collectors these days, no real Crimes dealt with. Well said and well done!

[@johndawhale3197]

Why does he have an Arabic tattoo on his neck???

[@issacpapziking1992]

sǝᴉʇᴉlᴉqᴉsuǝɥǝɹdɯoɔuᴉ wtf😂😂

[@bigshotryan1966]

sǝᴉʇᴉlᴉqᴉsuǝɥǝɹdɯoɔuᴉ weirdo

[@One_Stone61]

Bigshotryan 1 it was a joke

[@kieranm8581]

466niall he was calling the officer a weirdo

[@MuRenInc]

Wow. That child is clueless. I admire his idealism. He should be able to take the homeless man home with him.

[@benwhiley4178]

Mate I'm siding with the police , McDonald's have a policy (in Sunderland that's all I know of if there is any other city) But yes McDonald's have a Policy that you can not loiter in the shop without ordering or finish hand order and just sitting there soo McDonald's employees have Likley called the police on this part

[@benwhiley4178]

Beeman Ok then so I don't know if in Birmingham McDonald's has the same policy as Sunderland

[@joebiden5166]

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[@tussalgull5986]

Ben Whiley a

[@randompersononyt9692]

Me:Exposing Cops Cops:Stop Exposing Us Its Embarssing