ARRESTED FOR FILMING AND NOT COMMITTING A CRIMINAL OFFENCE!!!! - Crowne Plaza Manchester Airport

[@BrianMc202]

Just complained online to Manchester police "Im disgusted with the way Officer 6386 behaved in the following youtube video. Arrogant, sarcastic and down right rude. I also believe that by not quoting the bi law to the auditor before the arrest is a breach of his civil rights. They just cant say that hes breaching the law, not quoting it then arresting him for not understanding. Its a disgrace. Those officers need re-training." Police officer is a disgrace

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

He needs to be arrested for false imprisonment, kidnapping and battery. The bylaws (the ones he forgot to name) in question are the Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986. These only make it an offence to refuse to give details if on airport property. However, he was off the airport property, i.e., the bylaws had no powers.

[@robertwakefield8107]

Well done

[@richardbudniak6]

Who is paying the wages of these security guards. US you fool. Duh!!!

[@richardbudniak6]

The police are ignorant arseholes.

[@richardbudniak6]

The bastards in charge are in cahoots with our government and the police obviously. Why are we putting up with this nonsense???

[@mark.k7206]

We let these guys loose on the streets ? God help us all

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

You are statistically more likely to die at the hands of a Police Officer than a gang member or terrorist. This means that statistically the Police present a greater threat to the public than a gang member and terrorist.

[@phil-jj2sy]

Officer 6386 should never be near the public and definitely not be armed... total tyrant

[@rickc8865]

Yawn, yawn, yawn

[@michaelenglish2066]

hes a loose cannon //or a @anker

[@anttikristian]

@@rickc8865 so why do you want to abolish civil rights, bootlicker?

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@rickc8865 Is what he said true or false?

[@rickc8865]

@ All I know is that I monitor all of those frauditors and they continually lie. Mainly because most if not all have been convicted of crimes ranging from road traffic, robbery, theft, drugs, assault & domestic violence. Is that really the type of person you want roaming the streets recording women and children?

[@JamieW-o7b]

Who will protect us from the police?

[@fredbear-sf9st]

7.62

[@brianfd622]

The private army housed in hotels won't

[@JamieW-o7b]

@@brianfd622 Ssh! That is a government secret!

[@peteescobar9484]

HNK

[@Ultimagtr650]

This ‘officer’ is unprofessional, arrogant and rude. Chewing gum on camera really just confirms this. The embarrassing thing is none of them could state what bylaw they arrested you under. That’s pathetic. My old force, and in fact my old division (D division) and I am ashamed .

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@Ultimagtr650 GMP only seem to be getting worse sadly

[@rysie1145]

Absolutely terrible and this is what gives police officers such a bad name and in reality it is the minority that cause the issue but seeing more and more of this. Completely arrogant, rude, trying to antagonise the person, lack of knowledge. Trying to Arrest him for a law he didn’t know and told the suspect to look up the law himself to find out. That’s a new one eh. He was clearly pissed that he was made to look like a joke and couldn’t intimidate the guy so decided to get info to put him on intel system and went the wrong way about it. Problem is this guys details will now be on PND and on intel. I hope he can get all that removed for a false arrest but I doubt it will happen. Thanks for all your service

[@germaninsider7890]

@@rysie1145the minority? there were 3 or more cops present on this unlawful arrest the custody seargent aproved they even prosecuted him for this nonsense up to a plea hearing! its not a minority the whole SYSTEM is corrupt!!

[@cd0071]

And armed!!

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@rysie1145 The law he could not remember (or simply didn't even know) is the Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986. It is correct that this bylaw makes it an offence to refuse to give Police your details when on the property, but it doesn't make it an offence outside the property. The fact he entered the property and left the property doesn't matter, as the bylaw has no powers off the property. The Office is on camera committing false imprisonment, kidnapping and battery. He's proven to be a very dangerous person to be allowed near a firearm.

[@mercedesaclass170cdi]

And another case for HNK solicitors, 2 vehicles turns up on blues where there is no life threatening situation, arrest you for bylaws which they themselves make up, take em to court so a judge can see the types of morons employed by the police. UK has stabbings/ shootings/ burgalaries / vehicle thefts and here we have 2 police vehicles and officers dealing with a man with a camera, what a waste of police resources.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

This will be one of the easiest wins ever. The Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986 applies to Manchester airport property, but not outside the property. Rice V Connolly 1966 still applies outside the property; therefore, the Office committed false imprisonment, kidnapping and battery. The Police need to reconsider letting a man who commits kidnapping and battery to have access to a firearm.

[@rogerbroadbelt3424]

If it is on contract to the Home Office

[@tonyb1223]

@@tr4dc4tm4n I take it you didn't do your homework on this one? The Crowne Plaza is within the operating boundaries of the byelaws for Manchester Airport, even having a radio transmitter could get you arrested, let alone anything else (and the byelaws are from 2024 so newer than what you seem to have looked up).

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@tonyb1223 I know. I later looked into this and provided proof that he was within the boundaries. You're little to the party pal.

[@tonyb1223]

@@tr4dc4tm4n It only just popped up on my feed and I like to prove Sam wrong, all of the time, because he really is clueless 😆

[@mrjinks5641]

Yet another ego driven unprofessional police officer, who’s more than willing to abuse the powers given to him to get the outcome he wants, our police force is in a shocking state.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

Not only did he abuse the Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986 (the law he could not remember) by claiming it has jurisdiction outside the airport property (it doesn't), but he also lied when he told him he has to stop filming. You don't lose the right to film when arrested unless the act of filming is interfering with the arrest. In the case it wasn't, as the office was able to put the cuffs on without any obstruction. The Police could seize the camera under Section 19 of PACE if they believe the camera had evidence of a crime taking place; however, in this circumstances the alleged crime was refusing to give detail to the Police (which wasn't actually an offence as Rice v Connolly still stands in public).

[@steverichmond3]

I believe the bylaw the police was refering to, is this bylaw 3.26 Identification. No person shall, upon request by a Constable or an Airport Official, fail to provide their correct name and address, the purpose of their being on the Airport and any identification which is necessary for the purpose of the request.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@steverichmond3 Right, it says "on the Airport" which he wasn't, i.e., it was unlawful arrest.

[@PK-dt3xf]

@stevierichmond3 Thanks providing the details. Unfortunately it seems he was obliged to provide his details then, as the hotel appears to be within the boundaries of the airport as specified on the byelaws map.

[@1966Graham]

I doubt the arrest will comply with Section 28 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE)

[@DJEMEDIA]

Use HNK you don’t need to get any of that stuff yourself

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@DJEMEDIA too right. Solicitors are dealing with it

[@retroclickmedia4422]

How can a copper who does not understand breach of the peace have a job? The bloke is as thick as mince and a bully, and we wonder why the police have no respect from the public. NB I went out with a copper for 4 years, she got to sgt but left when she was told to lie in Crown Court

[@barneybiggles]

Several of my friends resigned from the police because they couldn’t bring themselves to lie in court and ruin other peoples lives.

[@DMC888]

They teach them how to abuse breach of the peace and section 50.

[@gordonfraser9839]

just a tyrant

[@yakidai.1207]

6386 made an absolute tit of himself 😂😂😂 retaliation arrest for educating the buffoon 😂 Imagine him trying to justify his actions in a civil court 😂

[@Twobee-sf4ml]

Unfortunately these morons never get to court, the pigs always settle out of court

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@yakidai.1207 absolutely. That’s why he resigned from the force just as the CPS dropped the case

[@uws5604]

@@TheGwentAuditorTGA How can you be so sure that was the reason? In fairness this is a piddling breach. He probably did something far worse. Police don't resign even when they kill somebody unlawfully, let along just do a search.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@uws5604 wouldn’t surprise me

[@MangKaryo511]

More update of your civil claim​@@TheGwentAuditorTGA

[@higuys2514]

That officer should be sent to court he's wrong that's not the British law he should be made to pay for his accountable actions

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

He has left British Jurisdiction.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

I think he was referring to the Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986, which makes it an offence to refuse to give details whilst on airport property. However, he was not on airport property, i.e., Rice V Connolly 1966 took precedent, i.e., he had a lawful right to refuse to provide his details. Therefore, the Office committed false imprisonment, kidnapping and battery.

[@PK-dt3xf]

@@rogerhargreaves2272 He had not left British jurisdiction.

[@PK-dt3xf]

@@tr4dc4tm4n​​⁠​​⁠ Where did you find the order you referred to? I Googled it but nothing comes up with that exact name. The Manchester Airport PLC Byelaws 2024, which came into effect on 12 June 2024 and supersedes any previous version, do cover the entire airport site but I couldn’t see anything compelling people to provide their details to police. Edit: Unfortunately 3.26 of the bylaws does require people to provide their details.

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

@@PK-dt3xf only when you are informed of the specific bylaw breached.

[@JoshL-o5k]

HNK Solicitors should have a field day with this

[@nogelserv]

I doubt it - if they have any sense (they might not) they'll need to understand airport byelaws.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@nogelserv On the contrary, Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986 makes it an offence to refuse to give details to the Police whilst on airport property. However, the bylaws do not apply outside the airport property; otherwise, they would not be bylaws, they would be laws, i.e., he was not committing an offence by refusing to details as he was protected by Rice V Connolly 1966. You don't need to be a Solicitor to understand the model of the law.

[@John.Spandli]

There is a map. If he is beyond the footprint it was unlawful. I don't know the answer but I respect the refusal as it was unnecessary.

[@thewhistleblower_]

@@tr4dc4tm4n Wrong! The Crown Plazs hotel which runs alongside runway is 100% part of the Manchester Airport estate. Therefore, still comes under the bylaw

[@markc5999]

Unfortunately if he is at the crown plaza he was on Manchester airport land and therefore the bylaws. If you read there bylaws it has a map to show where their land is and the plaza is clearly on it. Auditor was very silly on this one and is very likely to get a fine

[@Mavcj01]

Take that copper all the way to court. Please do a follow up and make sure he is sacked...

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

PC 6386, a police officer in the UK, resigned in connection with an incident involving discreditable conduct and serious misconduct that occurred during their time in service. While the exact details of each case vary, PC 6386's resignation came after an internal police investigation revealed that they had engaged in behavior that violated police standards

[@Mavcj01]

​@tr4dc4tm4n Thats good to know. Wonder if it included being a thug and bully with his low IQ that went against him? Where did you find that golden nugget of info

[@Mavcj01]

@@tr4dc4tm4n Thats brilliant news. How did you find that info out?

[@Mavcj01]

Now can't even add a reply to this thread.. how did you find out info?

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

@@Mavcj01 Research.

[@bobsmith2794]

we need more auditors like tga who are articulate and get the tyrants brought to justice

[@declanmcmanus5674]

They CLEARLY came across the radio and told this uneducated bully to GET footage and to ATTEMPT to get his details. That doesn’t sound mandatory to me. This dunce needs to be fired for false arrest and complete incompetence, along with each and every dunce that stood by and allowed it.

[@mwb65wlm77]

IM ASHAMED OF THE STANDARD OF POLICING ........

[@rickc8865]

Yet you tolerate ex cons roaming around with cameras who has a propensity to record men, women and children without consent and posting it online without consent all in an effort to make financial gain. I think you need to have a look at your moral compass.

[@mwb65wlm77]

@@rickc8865 NO PERMISSION NEEDED NO T ILLEGAL EXCEPT THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE POLICE

[@mwb65wlm77]

@@rickc8865 IT APPEARS READING THE POST YOUR THE ODD ONE OUT..WE ADORE

[@rickc8865]

@ Yeah, odd one out indeed. He has 17k subscribers but millions of educated, sane, employed people think him and his frauditor mates are all idiots.

[@mwb65wlm77]

@ we adore

[@Mat-kr1nf]

What gets me is, they’re so keen to hide the truth, which just shows the truth about this whole shameful business of putting illegal immigrants in luxury whilst the homeless die on the streets, which includes soldiers who were willing to put their life on the line for this sorry despot run country.☹️

[@bluemoose09]

6386, arrogant, condescending, rude, no respect for the general public ……… it’s officers like him who create the divide 🤨

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

PC 6386 Carnally. No one forget that name

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

PC 6386, a police officer in the UK, resigned in connection with an incident involving discreditable conduct and serious misconduct that occurred during their time in service. While the exact details of each case vary, PC 6386's resignation came after an internal police investigation revealed that they had engaged in behavior that violated police standards

[@bluemoose09]

@@tr4dc4tm4n. Well, isn’t that interesting 🤔. The police and public are better off without him.

[@TheJack246]

The one who makes a claim bears the burden of proof,(Regarding bylaws) police making fools of themselves as usual

[@johncarroll4429]

So 999 is ok to call when a man with a camera appears but if you get burgled or car stolen dont ring 999. To arrest you is done because he spat his dummy out and that shows what their like liars lie.

[@UKAuditor]

Yet again another example of how the Police are extremely incompetent and why they need to be filmed. Thats what also happened to me at West Mercia (if you haven't watched part 2 then I highly suggest it). Unfortunately, its the tax payers that have to "pay the difference" as a result of their unlawful actions. Anyhow, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays TGA!

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Too right. I have, I saw their disgusting behaviour. Merry Christmas

[@UKAuditor]

@TheGwentAuditorTGA Hopefully your solicitor allows you to recommend him/her. Thank you for the reply

[@mrfrisky6501]

The copper let his ego and his will to pander to the foreign secretary guards above his duty - shameful really

[@Ck12381]

The police officer should be sacked as he only did what he did due to retaliation and that is a dangerous officer. He is worse that drug dealers and pedos as he has been put in a position of power to protect the public.

[@BANAMAN]

Police officers who don’t know the law can not be reasonably expected to arrest anybody based on the fact, a police officer needs reasonable suspicion to suspect somebody of a crime before requesting a persons details or arresting them. This arresting officer identified himself as the kind of police officer we all have to put up with and endure because their paymasters cover their backs both illegally and unlawfully for now… while still for now, continue to be getting away with it! 2025 you can expect more of this kind of officer because the good cops are leaving, consider their options to leave and already have left the force because of the tyrannical satan doers they realise that they are working with and appear to have become!!! You will win a civil case with an out of court settlement when the police FARCE realise, SATAN can’t always protect them and good will eventually conquer all evil doers… 😎

[@kevinbennington887]

What a sarcastic arrogant moron that officer is, good job You were filming otherwise He looks unhinged and highly dangerous.

[@Zlatans]

Another one for HNK, looks like a clear win, evidence speaks for itself.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

Right. Manchester Airport (Constitution) Order 1986 only applies to airport property. He was of airport property; therefore, the bylaws had no power. Even though he entered the airport property earlier the bylaws have no powers once off the airport property.

[@cardboardjase248]

Unfortunately I checked out the map to which the byelaws apply and the police were correct on the byelaws applying to the area he was in. ​@@tr4dc4tm4n

[@justso1823]

Remember it's easy to arrested you so it doesn't upset 50 other people even if it wasn't legal.

[@martyt8551]

They don’t know the by laws , what a joke 😮

[@chrishill1408]

The problem is this type of policing is costing the tax payer eight million a year.

[@topcat1358]

Merry Christmas TGA

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Merry Christmas topcat

[@annclark7015]

This is sickening this from every one. Useless, tyrant, sickening dog dirty cops. Big fool cop at the start wants to hurt this audit because he win the argument very arrogant, that’s a bully at home too. Well done to this audit, even a win at court. 👏👏

[@markfox4970]

Welcome to UK in 2024--under arrest for NOT lawbreaking but failure to provide "details"!! Unbelievable on any level!!

[@KevinKirgan]

The copper saying what he said about you, filming and documenting where are money is being wasted to a foreigner just sums the filth up. There's something very sinister going on at these hotels.

[@PK-dt3xf]

The copper doesn’t seem to understand his job is to uphold the law, not make personal remarks about how people choose to spend their time.

[@kevinsancto1574]

Another claim from the tax payer.

[@zuluwarrior1648]

Yeah exactly another KZbin grifter.

[@lh-rk3ef]

@@zuluwarrior1648I smell bacon

[@caz1429]

​@lh-rk3ef you think he is doing these vida for the good of the people 😂no it's simple sensationalism for clickbait to make few quid at the expense of anyone else on his videos

[@anttikristian]

@@zuluwarrior1648 why do you think freedom of the press is just for MSM, bootlicker?

[@zuluwarrior1648]

Exactly because he's actually done this before from the public tax payers .

[@AlanAndrews-g4c]

They thought they where a bunch of John Wayne’s

[@Ultimagtr650]

Concerning whether this is land is privately owned or not, I would suggest as this was accessible by the public and it was a public easement. So private land does not have traffic restrictions such as double yellow lines. You will see in the background double yellow lines leading up to the entrance of the hotel. Where the incident took place was clearly in a public place. These are council enforced RTA regulations, and therefore I believe not privately owned roads .further to that, it is publicly accessible as it’s a bloody hotel!

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

He wasn't on airport land at the time the officer asked for his details; therefore, the airport bylaws had no power, i.e., the officer committed false imprisonment, kidnapping and battery

[@PK-dt3xf]

You can’t really base things on yellow lines as owners of private land can paint yellow lines too. In this case the entire site is part of the airport, so nothing to do with the local authority.

[@Ultimagtr650]

@@PK-dt3xf The issue here is that it is the curtiledge of the hotel, and that is publicly accessible, or no guest could ever go there. Yellow lines may be painted by private companies, but they are not enforcable. Try leaving your car on one anywhere near the airport ands see what happens...

[@PK-dt3xf]

As yellow lines can be painted on private land, using them to determine if land is private is not a good method, as you can come to the wrong conclusion, like you did in your original comment, despite your thoughtful analysis. Airports are pretty unique as some have byelaws specifically relating to vehicles, but generally speaking, yes, there’s not much that can happen if you park on yellow lines on private property thanks to the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, which made it illegal to clamp, tow or block-in vehicles parked on private land. The RTA can still apply on private land that’s open to the public, but other than that, whether or not it’s publicly accessible isn’t relevant. TGA has confirmed that the bylaws that were in effect at the time this video was filmed didn’t require people to provide their details unless they had broken a byelaw, therefore his arrest was definitely unlawful. It would be a different matter today though as the current Manchester Airport byelaws, which came into effect on 12 June 2024, require people to provide their details when asked, even if they haven’t committed an offence. Others cover filming/photography, having to leave if asked, failing to comply with signs, along with many other draconian restrictions. There’s a map that shows where the current byelaws apply and it covers the entire site, including the hotels.

[@tonyb1223]

@@PK-dt3xf He didn't have to break any byelaw, one of the byelaws is that upon request you have to give your details and a reason for being on airport property, he gave neither so was arrested (lawfully).

[@trekliquid55]

You'll be quids in for this when it's all done with by your solicitor.

[@DJEMEDIA]

Airport bylaws DO require you to give ID if asked. Not sure on Manchester airport. But Gatwick and Heathrow are…

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@DJEMEDIA Manchester doesn’t. Byelaw 3b says if you have breached any of the other byelaws. I’ve read it through and through. Should’ve put it up on the video

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@DJEMEDIA Gatwick and Heathrow are different. I know Byelaw 10 does at Heathrow

[@higuys2514]

Surely not ask about the brothers that attacked the police officers mouths ago

[@knight3001]

@@TheGwentAuditorTGA 3.26 "Identification" seems to make it an offence not to supply details upon request at Manchester Airport.

[@PK-dt3xf]

Yes I’ve seen similar at other airports too. For Manchester Airport it’s 3.26 of the byelaws that requires people to identify. There’s also 4.25 which relates to filming/photography.

[@higuys2514]

Look how fast these place's can get the police never mind armed police officers yet the British wait hour's for them to turn up and do nothing

[@Buddyboy01]

Horrible police officer supposed to serve the British public he needs discipline and a different job like picking up litter

[@moby1388]

Those tyrant cops make the Krays look like angels.

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

PC 6386, a police officer in the UK, resigned in connection with an incident involving discreditable conduct and serious misconduct that occurred during their time in service. While the exact details of each case vary, PC 6386's resignation came after an internal police investigation revealed that they had engaged in behavior that violated police standards

[@moby1388]

@@tr4dc4tm4n Resigned to keep his pension. Disgusting.

[@moby1388]

@@tr4dc4tm4n Resigned to keep his pension. Disgusting.

[@jay-gv7jl]

Disgusting attitude and unprofessional conduct of the officer. Arrogant and totally ignorant!!

[@PK-dt3xf]

Good synopsis. It really annoys me when people like him express their personal opinions about peoples activities. His job it to uphold the law, not make personal remarks about how people choose to spend their time.

[@14percentviking]

They couldn't even make up which bylaw you had broken in order to use the bylaw to force details

[@richard6440]

A breach of the peace in the UK is a type of irregularity in the law that can occur in a variety of situations: Harm: Causing or threatening to cause harm to a person or their property Fear: Causing someone to fear for their safety or the safety of their property Disturbance: Causing alarm or disturbance to the public Threats: Making sustained threats, such as through messages or following someone Offensive behavior: Using threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behavior

[@0spike]

What a horrible copper

[@tr4dc4tm4n]

PC 6386, a police officer in the UK, resigned in connection with an incident involving discreditable conduct and serious misconduct that occurred during their time in service. While the exact details of each case vary, PC 6386's resignation came after an internal police investigation revealed that they had engaged in behavior that violated police standards

[@nogelserv]

You can tell how quickly the cops responded - they know the rules intimately.

[@stevemasterton1577]

I am disgusted in the behavior of this officer and here in new zealand you would not get away with it without having serious repercussions

[@maico4903]

Sorry but that's not correct. Plenty of evidence to the contrary if you care to look.

[@jamesnash5538]

6386 should not be allowed to carry a Firearm .. he's too dangerous for the public domain 🤬

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Too right. Upon research he failed at the Manchester Arena Bombing too

[@jamesnash5538]

@TheGwentAuditorTGA if that is the case even worse .. he should have his responsibilities reduced and moved from the position he currently holds 🤦🏻‍♂️ Kudos to you for keeping your cool because honestly I would have had a few words to say to him. Perfect example of a tyrant

[@brucegilmour6615]

Meanwhile real crime is being committed behind their backs. What a waste of our tax dollars.

[@ahmlewis]

What a pr*k his ego is so so big, no way should he be a copper and carry a gun, he is a danger to the public. And chewing gum, so professional...

[@toddnesbitt3113]

Never been a fan of swatting a puppy in the nose with a newspaper for potty training, but grown people need to learn what they can’t do. Especially “professionals”.

[@Mavcj01]

Its getting to a point now that everyone will need a translator with them to walk around the UK.

[@suemasongreen8979]

That police officer is a total disgrace to the force.

[@SeentySeen]

Sticking up for foreigners, we definitely know this traitor now.

[@mwb65wlm77]

MUPPETS SPRING TO MIND

[@rysie1145]

That first officer should be up for disciplinary. This is why police get a bad name. Thinks he is one of the lads and better than anyone. Grow up. If this is how you deal with public then no wonder there is issues with police. I suspect he is the 5-10% of bad apples but absolutely shocking behaviour. Antagonising the suspect, not knowing the laws and telling the suspect to look up the law. Couldn’t even tell what law it was. Basically what happened is he was absolutely embarrassed And tried to use his power to threaten and scare the person in to giving the police intel on him. No wonder this didn’t go anywhere as defence would have a feeeeel day in court. Please take this cop to court and make sure everything is revealed and what has happened with this copper. I hope new training, disciplined and a lot more. Has a huge ego, aggressive and lack of common sense. Needs taken down a peg or two. Keep us updated on how this one goes please.

[@marcushonan]

Horrible behaviour/ sue sue sue

[@lenapatrica8750]

What a TYRANT 6386.....That guy is dangerous....Wouldn't want to meet him as a single person on a dark night.

[@martinwilliams9866]

How long will it take before we have police on duty who actually know the law ffs?

[@mavicmeister29]

Don’t hold your breath!

[@minmo2288]

They know but they are hoping you don’t.

[@brianmurray8247]

How many immature children do rhe police employ in the UK?

[@tormid100]

This tyrants must be held to account. His ego is more important than any by law and had no legal justification to arrest you for not providing your personal details. Mark my words this alleged policeman will one day have to account for his current and previous behaviours. A sad man indeed.

[@leeapplegarth4717]

Merry Auditing Christmas TGA and everyone👍👍👍

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@leeapplegarth4717 Thanks Lee. Merry Xmas

[@lloydbooth-w1j]

Crowne plaza hotel quote "the airport is a 15 minute walk away".. Implying public access and right of way.

[@Mrchipsv2]

It's still on the airport property though

[@JohnUnderwood-yz2xu]

Not at all.... It is info for intending customers to the hotel....

[@JohnUnderwood-yz2xu]

My advice to these frauditors be vary careful not to breach civil law in the future....because the police will drop on you like a ton of bricks........ That's the way it goes.....

[@minmo2288]

@@JohnUnderwood-yz2xu under that then he could have walked in and booked a room but was stopped long before that.

[@nasahmed7799]

Massive claim getting submitted!!! Well done to the cops for being so ignorant and stupid!

[@Saudade720]

Claim for what ? it is a criminal offence not to give your details at the airport for obvious reasons, why they have bylaws.

[@minmo2288]

@Saudade720he wasn’t in airport property, hotel is independent from the airport, I’ve had the airport themselves tell me that when I stayed at that hotel several years ago.

[@Saudade720]

@@minmo2288 They need to look at the airport map like I did.

[@AndyPandy007]

6386 has to be fired immediately. Uneducated, unprofessional, rude, arrogant and aggreasive... completely wrong for the job. HNK all day long... easy payout.

[@thewelshdragon3329]

Yeah agree mate. One dangerous individual - and he has a gun on him too! Should be nowhere near a job like that. Better off being a doorman.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

He’s already resigned

[@pjb2836]

The way they talk down to members of the public, dispatch told him to try and get details, no idea of the by laws, how can they arrest if they don't know the laws. Sue them

[@minmo2288]

I stayed at that hotel before flying in 2009 and a member of staff told me that they aren’t part of the airport but work very closely with them and they allow each other access etc because it’s benefits them both and makes things like shuttling passengers and security etc easier for them. The breakfast had the best pork and leek sausages I’ve ever had.

[@TheBrawlBox]

I surmise the 2024 Manchester Airport Byelaws are an update in response ? to this woeful incident; seems '3:26 (2024) Identification' is pretty draconian along with '4:25 Photography.' Were the charges dropped because they failed to state the byelaw for the arrest or were the present ones not in place 2023? Or do you have to be suspected of a crime to be subject to 3:26 ? (this is not specified in the Byelaws) 3:26 (2024) reads like a carte blanche to abuse citizens. Credit for standing your ground, takes some courage and very pleased to see you got a result.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@TheBrawlBox I assume the current byelaws weren’t in place at the time, as I was unable to find the ones that are visible now back then

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@TheBrawlBox and thank you

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

@@TheBrawlBox I believe the change to the byelaws are not just because of my video but because of all the citizen journalists like Charlie Veitch filming at the airport reporting on the incident by the police there last summer

[@AuditIreland]

Merry Chritmas to the St Patrick of Auditing. Have a successful new year. Your support for new auditors is greatly appreciated.

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Thanks so much Auditing Ireland. Merry Christmas to you

[@bobsmith2794]

as he was telling you it's only contractors . kid's were running in . the way they patronise us is infuriating.

[@librab103]

This will continue until the claims comes out of their pocket, they are fired, and in some cases are charged with violating rights.

[@paulrprichard]

Copper: nothing else better to do. Citizen: you are not my dad.

[@garymills7494]

Hi, be careful, certain airports have bylaws in place that differ from "other" UK laws. I know that Stanstead airport has similar bylaws in place.

[@PK-dt3xf]

This is good advice. I’ve seen some bylaws at other airports that are quite comprehensive. The new Manchester Airport byelaws are draconian and require people to provide their details when asked, even if they haven’t broken any byelaws, along with many other restrictions, but they only came into effect in June 2024. At the time this video was filmed, people only had to provide their details if they had broken a byelaw, so TGA was definitely unlawfully arrested.

[@dazzieboi5430]

you can always tell when its a hotel immgrunts, there's never any British security Cop was a proper tyrant

[@DavidConway-zc7vf]

What a bunch of Dangerous cops.

[@Dadson23]

that was an arrest because you hurt his ego for sure

[@minmo2288]

Contempt of cop they Nickname it in America 😂

[@stuc3195]

You can't book a hotel at any UK major airport anymore. All full up.

[@sterlingtimes]

Chewing gum and using the words "mate" and "friend".

[@KarenC-ge4ru]

Sickening behaviour by the police. Disgraceful that the taxpayer money is thrown away so easily!

[@TheBrucy]

You have citizen's sleeping on the street and illegal immigrants in hotels you have it back to front.

[@26TM034]

The armed police are usually the more intelligent and composed..looks like this one has slipped thru..

[@martinbates4339]

Always surprising how the Police and armed ones at that can find the time to deal with these non crimes - meanwhile I imagine there are multiple serious crimes being committed all across Greater Manchester.

[@joseph-ge5om]

If we had 100% voting in the UK it would always be the majority Rules, and we can demand that the Minister ensures that Videoing in all Public places including Outside Police stations outside MI5 MI6 MOD and Military Stations I would love to see that every time section 43 and section 540 is used it automatically went to a civilianised Investigation Department who has the authority to take action against Tyrant police

[@xfoxuk]

Police got your details in the end, smug security called up and got you arrested

[@TheBILLANDERSON]

so @24:41 Byelaw = NOT criminal offence ,, to obstructing a PC @25:33 as in riding cycle RTA , section 28/ yet PC was advised under get detail IF YOU CAN PACE .BUT PACE section 3 ..Duty to make records @24:55 get details PACE section 3, (3) & (4) name address ect is REPEALED if you can and record by BWV covertly (PC 's EGO failed to follow lawful advice) PC did not have permission from Superintendent only from his "line manager" to record person covertly under RIPA 2000,,,,,🤔 now the Superintendent (who runs the station)now has to answer questions by GOV HS Yvette Cooper ,,giving permission to record covertly @24:45 without applying for permission in hand writing to HS for approval under RIPA 2000, section 28 Authorisation of ""directed surveillance." 🤣🤣🤣🤣 👆🏻 👆🏻 bet solicitor missed this one @24:45 👇🏻 for "retaining" photographs case:- Wood V Commissioner Police(2009) Merry Xmas TGA

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Thank you. They went against their policies and the law. Merry Christmas

[@Ph3nom122GSD]

Hope you enjoyed your time in the custody store and enjoyed the attention and care they gave you!

[@colinmacfarlane6838]

Good confident audit...Yardley ski would have had that plod for breakfast 😅

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Thank you

[@geoffclifford3546]

The next thing we will know is , inmates will be running security at our prisons . 👮🤡

[@ImBaudits]

What an absolute disgrace of an officer/s 😐

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Absolute jokers they were

[@ImBaudits]

@ Merry Xmas mate 🎄

[@Cumbria33]

Disgusting Behaviour by this Police Officer. You treat members of the public with respect at all times. 6386 needs sacking and removing from the force as he is completely clueless and a tyrant. 2 Tier Policing Again.

[@a.kramer1615]

Retaliation anyone? What an egomaniac. Let them arrest you, let them work for it. Claim afterwards.

[@andrewwassell320]

Sue them individually and the police force.

[@MeColinYouWho]

The clueless, lawless street gang at it again.

[@kennyw218]

now i can understand why they stamped on the guys head at the airport if there all like him

[@terranceyeo3087]

if they want a real job why dont they join the army

[@thehoodfab1]

Because they would crap themselves in real situation.

[@SnakePliskin762]

A lot of armed plod are ex-forces

[@Theratman62]

Nice unlawful arrest claim! It's a pity the money doesn't come out of the individuals pocket/pension who arrests you !

[@realmarshy]

HNK to sue the police force, then sue this officer personally in a civil court...disgraceful

[@tecteam]

I hope he watches this back and sees what we all do, it’s sad to see support for corporations before the public. It’s sad to see robotic authority and copsplaining with attitude.

[@TheSadButMadLad]

18:45 Can't be at the hotel due to terrorist threats. According to a cop protecting terrorists that are likely to be in the hotel.

[@tracyfowler6955]

Bloody terrorists have got more protection than us living in our own country 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@thehoodfab1]

How has this fool been passed as a firearms officer. Totally unprofessional and out of control of his emotions. The only criminals are the ones in the hotel.