The PINACI News Arrest SAGA begins - Part One

[@colinhall8998]

A camera to a copper is like daylight to Dracula, they just cannot stand it!

[@davearmstrong2296]

This is sickening. I hope these officers are sacked for bringing our police force into disrepute.

[@FilipinoMo21nk]

Got to be joking. They were following orders from their Sergeant. None of them will even get a warning. There is corruption everywhere.

[@boztec7187]

Nothing will happen.

[@debramitchell53]

The police gang were covering the corrupt cops backs at every level (hence why it even got to court), so more hope of me winning the Euro Lotto than them being sacked (and I don’t even do the Euro Lotto😀).

[@V-oj9we8gf7d]

Guaranteed to get a promotion for following orders.

[@daipigeon7561]

Orders or no orderd they both know the law and should have told the Sargent. We cant nick him on that... So all 3 are guilty of lies

[@123kingcarp]

I’m ashamed to say that now a days I tell my kids and grandchildren never talk or trust the police in 2023 This is modern Britain 🇬🇧

[@SuperSetsquare]

Until compensation is taken out of the pocket of police who abuse their powers nothing will change

[@DruidzTV]

agreed, made to sell their houses in serious cases.

[@marksmith7147]

I believe all officers should hold indemnity insurance. When a civil claim is made against the responsible force, the PC’s insurance is used to pay out and not tax payers monies. If they can’t afford the insurance policy, they shouldn’t have so many claims made against them. It shouldn’t be insurance companies that hold the police to account, but nobody else appears to!

[@Renegade1127]

It could be if somebody uses 'TORT' law against them .......

[@judithmatthews8460]

I’m guessing in the corrupt British justice system there will be absolutely no consequence for this behaviour legally or civilly. . In fact I guarantee it. They will be retraining if anything which will consist of - don’t get caught next time. Go and ask for a complaint of someone to bolster the case. I worked in a pub when I was younger and I’d hear cops talking. Their favourite topic was how they stitched someone up or gave them a smacking. 😥 Had to stop coming as the regulars kept insulting them! Decent cops exist but they keep quiet about the others it’s not worth saying anything or you get punished. Thin blue line.

[@TheBrummiedoug]

@@Renegade1127 The Tort would probably be 'Misfeasance in Public Office'.

[@tonybaggett9533]

It's not hard to understand why women and the public are afraid to walk the streets now with so much crime committed by the police

[@francis88825]

Never a truer word. There fckin scum of the earth

[@thefreemanshow1312]

"No we won't be cuffing you because you haven't been Threatening in any way".... As they arrest you for acting in a Threatening and abusive manner. 🙄

[@A2Z1Two3]

More officers that MUST be investigated , they have certainly done this before .

[@FollowPhotiniByDesign]

And this is exactly a prime example of why you were there in the first place!

[@ReadyPlayerDog]

"It's a perfectly reasonable request" the sheer arrogance of that statement

[@cromwellsghost3434]

The CPS SHOULD HAVE DISMISSED before it even got close to a court room.

[@thathurt]

Surprises me they still try to demand personal details with no grounds to suspect a crime. 🙄

[@johnferguson2721]

Don/t be surprised. They HATE well informed members of the public who know their Rights and refuse to be BULLIED out of them. Good luck this chap. Skewer them, metaphorically of course.

[@Mean-bj8wp]

That's blatant retaliatory abuse of power and what would normally be called bullying.

[@cataraxis]

Yet they are clueless as to why the public has such mistrust of them. These actions put other officers at future risk, let alone the public.

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

Blimey, if people can be arrested for being "annoying" then there would be nobody left free

[@theworldssexiestman]

Those police were annoying, arrest them. Jerry

[@DMC888]

Ant & Dec would be first on the list.

[@johnadcock7062]

Would not be any fucking so called Auditors !!

[@king77703]

This is how to audit the Police the proper way, no abuse, calm n straight to the point, while educating the Police, part 2 will be a corker 👍

[@markdowney7108]

Just unreal...u conducted yourself perfectly so far bro... respect from cork Ireland 🇮🇪

[@A2Z1Two3]

Clearly those officers are being instructed by another, who should also be prosecuted .

[@ianrosie4431]

Absolutely disgusting. These bad apples need to be removed, or we are never going to get corruption out of the police force. Quite shocking.

[@tallthinkev]

The 'good apples' leave, or are pushed out. If there are any left after a little while they will be left on their own in the most dangerous part of town.

[@legalactivity6977]

This was a simple stop and account and they managed to turn it into an arrest. Looking forward to part 2.

[@PeterMaddison2483]

@@juliandavies1974 No he didn't. The policy enforcers have a chip on their shoulder as they already questioned him and left, it's the second pair of twats who escalated it into a court case.

[@legalactivity6977]

@@juliandavies1974 This was a stop and account the police have no power to detain or ask for your name. Section 50 is used for anti social behaviour. Taking photos from a public place is not anti social. Human rights comes into play here as well.

[@Flubbydubbydoodoo]

@@juliandavies1974 oh shut up you cock.

[@legalactivity6977]

@@juliandavies1974 This is not about him hiding something. He went there to just document an arrest of another photographer. The Police media team would not have provided him with any information with regards to a person's arrest. Granted you may not have a problem in giving your personal details to the Police. English law is a mixture of legislation and case law. He does not have to provide his details.

[@kettledrum1978]

@@juliandavies1974 if you open your mouth wide enough, you might be able to swallow the entire boot!

[@debramitchell53]

So according to the two tyrant cops “You COULD be causing people harassment, alarm or distress.” It was frankly disgusting that these cops would even consider going down that ridiculous route for you peacefully (and legally) taking pictures in a public place. How this even got to court is beyond me, and I’m not surprised that CPS kicked it out☹.

[@billkaldem5099]

I didn’t think you could criminalize a constitutionally protected activity?

[@froggydoggy8758]

The police nicknamed cozins the rapist - then as a serving police officer cozins kidnapped and raped Sarah everard - do you think the officers that nicknamed him the rapist didnt know he was a threat? Police management need sacking immediately and replaced with people with integrity

[@toadhall1951]

@@billkaldem5099 This is the UK, not the USA.

[@Weedug]

@@toadhall1951 it's still legal. The police didn't show any evidence to back up their claim.

[@toadhall1951]

@@Weedug I'm aware of that... I was merely pointing out to @Bill Kaldem that this is England, not America, and the expression "constitutionally protected activity" is purely for the USA, not the UK. Have a nice day.

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

"Asking (Demanding) Personal Details is a perfectly reasonable request"? - Without any real suspicion of a crime, it is indeed an extremely unreasonable, bullish and INVASIVE request.

[@lawandaccountability]

I really can't wait to see part two... Unbelievable abuse of power

[@tourettes4893]

Nearly every interaction I've had with the police, involved having to tell them that they are wrong about something, or over-reaching. That's because they are literally wrong, but the result is mostly the same, call more officers / become more abusive, fail to check, end up being wrong, still treat you like dirt, pass you off to other officers, spend an hour or so trying to concoct some crime, then run away, negate having to apologize, hide their bright red faces, then simply harass you later, using more public funds, and other members of their 'secret club', because cop ego can't cope, with facts or reality.

[@marksmith7147]

And hide behind the corporate smoke screen of “departments”. You always need to speak to a different department!

[@scottandrewhorne4655]

Well Said God Bless You Amen xxxxxxx And God Bless Your Earthly Life Time And Earthly Family Amen xxxxxxx

[@STRANGESTATES]

All FACTS...

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

This Channel deserves a lot more than 35.4K Subscribers.

[@frankgardiner5002]

The conformation email you read out just enforces the case that photography by either the media or public photography can Identify criminals as there is 2 stood right in front of you

[@ghichens3418]

These 2 characters are complete Helmets !

[@david6532]

if ever there was a case for a mass audit,this really is the place for it to happen.

[@JeffJeffers0n]

Absolutely!

[@brianbickle7395]

If they can synchronize a day off work 😂😂😂😂 😂😂

[@dunc1allen]

They need to be held accountable for this! It shouldn't come out of the public funding to pay settlement for bad police officers it should come out of their wages!!

[@carcrash666]

This was around the same time Police were abusing S.50 at Hull,to gain details of auditors/photographers. Police were obviously miffed at the popularity of auditing around Police premises and decided they could loosely use S.50.Hoping the seperate offence of not providing details under that section would be a deterrent,regardless of whether ASB was committed. Hull was told in no uncertain terms to cease the practice,but only after several unlawful arrests and subsequent claims. Awaiting the next installment.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Hope you sue them take them all the way 👍👍👍

[@vanishingpoint808]

Wayne Couzens school of Policing in action The very act of the Police abusing the law is causing me alarm, harrassment and distress. So from their own logic, the 2 officers are guilty of an offence.

[@fordcapri6288]

Big props to you Pinaci, for being so well prepared with documents, the memo etc, if only all auditors were as switched on as you

[@chrishartley1210]

16:06 "their images help us identify criminals". It was certainly identifying them that day.

[@hughjanus7311]

Yet these scumbags expect sympathy when karma bites back !

[@whoshatwat]

You mean when a real hero kills some of the nazis?

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

Oh dear, arrested for maybe hurting somebody's feelings... Bloody hell

[@PeterMaddison2483]

Did you not know, they are now the 'feelings police' and are only looking out for hurt snowflakes.

[@ComboMuster]

Peoples' 'feelings' do not override basic human rights. Different people have different feelings, some people are mentally ill, some 'feelings' derives from being mentally ill. I cannot be forced to stay indoors because some mentally deranged person 'feels' threaten for seeing me doing my stuff without bothering anybody.

[@andrewmcgowan4202]

Feelings driven by internal fear.

[@sashacoe25]

It's amazing how if you upset them they'll go to any lengths to arrest you. I live alone and had some neighbours harass me daily because I asked them whose Christmas tree it was that they dumped in my garden, all hell broke loose! every time they drove passed my house they'd give me the finger even the 3 kids were involved, I have a cctv camera as my car has been hit twice and I wanted to keep an eye on it so everything these knobs did was caught on cctv, scratching my car, coming round screaming abuse at me, dumping oil and car parts in my garden, on the council website they advise you to ask your neighbours what the problem is and try talking it out amicably. I tried talking to them and the big fat 25 stone giant heystacks attacked me, tried to gouge my eye out with a key and was literally mm away from my eyeball. he ended up pushing me into my house where the internal door was smashed of its hinges and the glass was all over my living room he was inside my house trying to throttle me all on cctv. Absolutely nothing happed the cps failed to do anything about it makes me sick.

[@shayakasharon]

Oh my god thank you for this and stay safe .. 9 police murdered my son in 2019 and I know the corruption and the iopc and coroner and York council covered up my sons murder

[@Steve_the_Lion]

How did they murder him?

[@geoffhunter7704]

So So Sad that the plod killed your son,one of our local plod murdered his Mistress by snapping her neck on CCTV in a Pub Car Park and the Judiciary bent over backwards to get him off a murder charge substituting a Manslaughter Charge instead he gets 9.5yrs and promptly appealed his sentence the Appeal Court rightly concluded his sentence was too lenient adding 2yrsand then couzens how on earth did this beast think he was going to getaway with murdering Sarah Everard RIP did you know he was specifically Headhunted for his firearms expertise by the Met and there are dark stories about him being a sexual deviant being covered up as was carrick the serial rapist too.

[@johnw7409]

Not threatening in any way shape or form but your getting arrested for anti social behaviour 😅

[@geodun]

Meanwhile people were getting stabbed up and down the country but these two plonkers found a man on public footpath with a camera.

[@johnw7409]

@@geodun thats because it’s a nice safe crime these snowflake clowns can handle, could you imagine them trying to handle one of those youths who go round doing those knife crimes

[@JeffJeffers0n]

He was standing around quietly on his own and not engaging with anyone, suppose that could be considered as not being very social, thus, anti-social. That's about the best defence that copper could use to justify making the arrest.

[@johnw7409]

@@JeffJeffers0n the coppers don’t have a leg to stand on he was no threat, besides who are they to demand someone interact with them

[@JeffJeffers0n]

@@johnw7409 I was kidding 😐

[@boztec7187]

I'm so glad you brought up Rice v Connelly. 👍

[@victoriaminns6436]

Looking forward to seeing part 2❤

[@JeffJeffers0n]

Even if anybody had of complained it's irrelevant as no antisocial behaviour had occured. This is one of the most ridiculous arrests I've seen. Hope you get a nice settlement for this.

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Egos again😂😂😂

[@Thetoxictiger1980]

And the whole point of this exercise is that... PHOTOGRAPHY IS NOT A CRIME 👊 stay safe out there buddy 👍

[@Dimsky-wv1kk]

I dare say these Police officers will be severely punished with pats on the back, promotion and a pay rise. The IOPC will conduct a thorough 30 second investigation and recommend no further action. Bravo!

[@PeterMaddison2483]

Don't forget a paid holiday...

[@martinryder6910]

Thankyou Mr Pinanci. Your torture and water boarding was not in vain.

[@Busterpoo1964]

how can a legal activity be anti-social behaviour?

[@davidbarber9284]

I’m now considering removing my car cam, because it could cause alarm and distress to the thousands of people I record when driving around, and I might end up being arrested and taken to court by our wonderful brave police force who risk their lives to take a law abiding disabled man off the streets who is legally filming.

[@yorkshirewanderer6176]

More importantly the police and authorities need to remove all there cameras as the are causing alarm and distress to members of the public. Ie speed cameras.

[@peterb2272]

Sounds as if this police station should be No1 on the list of every auditor out there.

[@stevealino2899]

They still abuse their powers even when they're told that they're abusing their powers whilst on camera, absolute idiots, that is one corrupt police station right there. Good on you for exposing those tyrants and I hope you're OK 👍🏻

[@joostbrouwer472]

maxpaws case was an awful case of abuse of powers. apparently they like to do that regularly

[@_JacklNaB0X_]

Check the micro expression at 6.00. "Do you abuse your powers?" Officer nods. No wonder he ran off sharpish from media. Guy has done some shady $hit!

[@heyitsalanhere]

Yeh...you can also see his heart rate increase...he was pumped...why...?!

[@froggydoggy8758]

So you can’t even sit in a public place conducting a lawful activity without being harassed

[@MikeEves]

Sounds about right as the police aren't interested in real crimes.

[@A2Z1Two3]

They are so corrupt .

[@Lee.Willcox]

Love your vids mate. 10/10 as always. Love the animations.

[@tonywatson1412]

Holding police to account is something they can't quite get their head round. .but they better get used to it knowledge is power and thanks to auditors we're all learning every day...

[@EvenBigger-Brother]

Officer was a jolly nice chap . I am sure he will be just as friendly when a photographer turns up at his home address and offers him a family portrait at a discount price .

[@rosem5041]

😮😂

[@daipigeon7561]

Yrs thats what should happen a 20% discount 😂

[@EvenBigger-Brother]

@@daipigeon7561 They only get a 5% discount if the officer poses with his trousers round his ankles for Men In Uniform .

[@Stuart_George]

Thanks for the update. Been waiting for this one. Looking forward to parts 2 and 3.

[@theoriginaltylerdurden]

These officers are a disgrace and need to be fired. Just disgusting. Hope these criminal cops get held accountable for their unlawful actions. The second a cop walks up to you, you need to claim alarm and distress. Very distressing indeed

[@Triggered1964]

I knew the catch all section 50 was coming

[@peterb2272]

Well you did ask them if they abuse their powers. I think you got your answer!

[@stuartb4525]

Didn't they just.

[@DruidzTV]

"do I have the right to remain silent?" "no you have the right to not say anything"

[@PeterMaddison2483]

Enforcers were just being pedantic there...

[@Cemti92]

Well done! You are an esteemed member of society keep going, and never give up!!

[@rogerfleet4422]

when are these tyrants going to be held accountable disgraceful behaviour from police officers who are sworn to protect the rights of the public. dear or dear. so much corruption.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

19:55 If the constable is asking why he's making the arrest then he's acting under orders and not making the arrest under his personal suspicion that a crime has occurred. That makes the arrest unlawful.

[@PINACI]

And the arrest was then passed over to PC Johnson.

[@Stuart_George]

Yep. From the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) document titled 'The Office of Constable'....... 'Police officers cannot legally be instructed to arrest a person. It is a decision they must take for themselves, using their experience, knowledge and discretion to take the most appropriate course of action to fulfil their function as officers of the Crown.'

[@delorusclaiborne3274]

Rough one this one... sorry this happened to you.... Looking forward to what follows 🤟👍 ❤️

[@kevschorr6875]

They've just announced they've recruited another 20,000 knuckle-draggers like this lot, to keep us safe 🤣🤣🤣

[@timtam6442]

We call them the filth for a reason.

[@vinnyOdea878]

It's very hard for someone of 85 years of age to live long enough to do a full life sentence 😉

[@andyscouse4090]

I have learned that when they say your name and address it's not the Human name they want. It's the Strawman name of the person from the Birth Certificate that they want, this is because they want to prosecute you under legal Admiralty law of the sea meaning you are a person of goods and shackles. Under lawful law of the land Common law the Human being has God given rights and has not broken any lawful law.🇬🇧

[@annpeerkat2020]

Does this interaction encourage citizens to respect and aid police, or does it encourage citizens to hate and despise uniformed abusive scum? No wonder these scum wished to conceal their names.

[@Mark...]

Their egos always get in the way of giving their name and number, they just hate having to answer to you 😁

[@RussellTurner]

This is unreal mate.

[@RonSeymour1]

All police officers should as a condition of employment be required to take out public liability insurance. All claims are to be made against that and if their premiums rise then tough. If insurance is subsequently refused due to multiple claims then their employment should be terminated. That would make them think twice about abusing their powers.

[@PeterMaddison2483]

I was thinking just the same, incase someone brings a private prossecution against them instead of the 'police'. A very good idea. Maybe put this idea to yout Police Crime Commissioner (or however its spelled)

[@AuditingBritain]

I can’t wait to get home to watch this

[@Firstname-lastname69]

Been looking forward to this update :)

[@Alex-bq3tj]

Corruption is rife in Hampshire police. Became endemic under Olivia Pinkney.

[@shush_ya_mush]

They must be really proud of what they do, I bet they tell all their family and friends of how they spent their day arresting a photographer. I bet all their mates down the pub congratulate them and know what tough heros they are!

[@B.landon]

They need to stop policing by feeling's, this harassment,alarm, and distress is being used far too often simply to stop thing's they don't like. They don't even listen to the IOPC, it shows they just do as they please, I think the arresting officers should pay a percentage of any compensation paid out, it definitely keep them on straight and narrow, they would put their hurty feelings on the back burner.

[@BosieYouTube]

Those 2 thugs need to be removed from the force and locked up for their actions.

[@Jayen4]

Oh they need more than that....a LOT more !!

[@paulrprichard]

The moment a public servant starts abusing the powers we have given them, they become a terrorist.

[@northernaudits]

Thats is straight up abuse of the law. I would want them sacking for abusing asb

[@judithmatthews8460]

These vile cops knew damn well they were stitching him up. The public have come to despise the police for their abuse. I was brought up to respect the police and go to them for help. I would not go to the UK police for any help.

[@michellereader5352]

This is a massive disgrace and should be STOPED ASAP get rid of all cops like this. We have rights and will keep using them.#pinac get used to it.❤❤❤

[@MrDatblink]

Meanwhile your house gets broken into and all you get is a crime reference number.

[@Leroyy536]

You can sit on a motorway bringing a city to a standstill and the cops bring you tea

[@erinrosehallett]

Just out of curiosity has anyone forwarded this to the National press as it needs to be seen by a lot bigger audience.

[@PeterMaddison2483]

Nah, they'd rather cover stuff off TIK TOK, Reddit or Mumsnet and inform you of 'new' vehicle laws you could be breaking (which have been around for at least 20 years)

[@PINACI]

Lamestream media are not interested in police abusing their powers. Especially after they were complicit in helping them abuse it so much during the plandemic. It would have to be a murder or x50 rapes before they would publish anything.

[@untissify]

@@PINACI exactly!

[@tintersniffer9929]

So I can report a BBC news casting team for causing me alarm harassment and distress?

[@shayakasharon]

Good content as per thank to you 🙌🏻

[@JunctionWatcher]

Remember when police tell you they’re being perfectly reasonable that means you have to do as you’re told 🙄

[@robertgillon9197]

"We only want your details it's a perfectly reasonable request". Yeah so they can pop round your house at two o' clock in the morning to check you are OK.

[@Jayen4]

First time that I've actually heard someone quote 'Rice v Connolly' at the cops...... Still didn't listen though did he !?? He knew he'd been had ! Tyrants the lot of 'em !!

[@stud3103]

You have the right to remain silent. id defo use it more.

[@richardtetsill1401]

They don't give a shit because there not personally held to account, They will break the law because there is no recourse

[@Renegade1127]

Arrested for failing to provide details - then told you do NOT have to say anything, DUH ! What if you don't have ID on you, and they don't have your photo or DNA ? They get fuck all - except a civil claim against them.

[@anthonymarsh4956]

Under police logic and argument in this video, every policeman is breaking the law, they all cause alarm and distress.

[@MVT55]

Plod dug themselves into a hole then resorted to lies and corruption of Sec 50 , piss poor policing .

[@Lonely_Goat]

This is the dream scenario for auditors, no?

[@MeColinYouWho]

harassment, abuse and lies. The public's distrust is well deserved.

[@sarah-ws2tg]

Very interesting so far…thank you…

[@richardprimett4978]

oh bring on part 2