Unmarked & Covert Police Vehicles responding in London to emergency incidents!

[@vincollo9]

8:53 Transit widebody, nice 😂

[@WhiskeyGulf71]

I mean, *WHY ?* why on earth does the police need an unmarked, wide body transit van ? I personally think it's a huge waste of tax payers money when it could be put to much better use like having a visible police presence rather than a bunch of children hiding half the time.

[@Perseus7567]

@@WhiskeyGulf71 First of all, it's probably a personal vehicle, especially as it's likely to be counter-terror. Second of all, if not the above then it is also common to use confiscated vehicles as emergency vehicles.

[@Arqadeshadow]

The UK has the best unmarked cars in Europe no doubt about that 😊

[@Luftsnatcher]

Europe?

[@Ronin79843]

​@@Luftsnatcheri think he is delusional

[@Arqadeshadow]

Where is the UK situated on the map clowns is it in Europe or the US think about the question 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YourLocalSid]

​@@Arqadeshadowthe UK is in Europe, the UK is not a part of the European union.

[@Arqadeshadow]

​@@YourLocalSidthat's what I wrote you clowns don't understand unfortunately 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jamestilby2223]

IT'S FANTASTIC HOW THEY CAN DRIVE THROUGH TRAFFIC WITHOUT A SCRATCH ( EXPERT DRIVING ) 👍

[@nuttyneil999]

Well done driver for avoiding the squirrel!😂

[@Southern999Responses]

@@nuttyneil999 😂 close one

[@ThamesValley999]

Brilliant catches mate

[@Southern999Responses]

Thank you

[@THESTIG-cc7fq]

What was with blue BMW at 6.30 with only wing mirror lights. No grill or windscreen lights, where they not working it needs to make a very visible presence.

[@Southern999Responses]

They had grill lights on and some other lights but they turned off so guessing an issue with the lights at that moment.

[@BlueLightMerch]

Awesome video William 🔥

[@Southern999Responses]

Thanks!

[@OrangeCamper]

Honestly you would never expect that ford transit @ 8:56 to be an undercover!

[@Just_aRand0mPlayer]

Seems like someone thought it looked too basic so they modded it a bit 😂

[@PROXIMIAZ]

@@Just_aRand0mPlayer Lol, first time I've seen them mod the appearance of the vehicle

[@BaldMancTwat]

@@PROXIMIAZ It's a stock Transit Custom. They have those "body kits" as standard

[@BucksBlueLightVids]

Great video mate

[@Southern999Responses]

Thanks 👍

[@mortgagewizard40]

nearly a shed load of paperwork and investigation @6:14 ,. Also which fire station is that at 10:10. Great video by the way, some great vehicles.

[@Southern999Responses]

Old Kent Road Fire Station. Thank you!

[@911HRW]

People huh, dumb as

[@joecarrolljnr]

M Sport transit 👌

[@RobinHullBuilds]

Are some of these vehicles SAS, especially the transit and VW vans?

[@BaldMancTwat]

Nah, they don't run lights and sirens

[@Perseus7567]

No, they're more likely to be the Met's own counter-terror units, or sniper teams etc.

[@publicsafetyinvestigations999]

The Connecticut State Police can use their cars when off duty. The CSP is the only state agency in the north America where the entire patrol fleet is unmarked. The State claims personal use is for increased visibility, however the state troopers having no visible markings. The State Troopers can take their cars out of state all the way up the Taconic parkway from Mt Vernon, NY to the mass turnpike down the pike to 146 into Rhode Island and the Narragansett Bay and back into Connecticut - an area the size of more than 1/2 the state of Connecticut and outside of Connecticut. Residents pay for the fuel, there is no GPS tracking and troopers can easily make over $100k. Meanwhile, taxes are near highest in the country, electricity is 3rd highest in the country. Make this agency like every other state- btw its the 2020s, you can catch speeding cars using all sorts of technology besides unmarked cars..

[@syst3mselite]

Connecticut is just all around solid - even a small ERT can beat feds and 3/75 Rangers

[@carnutzomari]

Why does the police need an M sport van

[@mcalan20]

4:36 squirrel alert !!!!!

[@johnbaldock6353]

Shitting Peugeot!🤣

[@Albebacck]

I don’t think all of them are police. Some are dignitary transport

[@Seeking_Gnosis]

Its the quick response taskforce for all those hurty comments on social media

[@iainv4092]

That response is becoming boring now

[@911HRW]

@@iainv4092it really isn’t though.

[@Perseus7567]

@@911HRW It really is though.

[@iainv4092]

The third siren is absolutely useless with lower wattage speakers. RSG sirens suck

[@mikemcmikeface]

Oh well if any are covert you have just cost the UK taxpayer money swapping them , congratulations...you need to find another hobby 👍

[@Southern999Responses]

Hello, not really 1) Each force has a budget which goes towards the force and anything they need and that’s a yearly budget so it won’t cost anymore than what’s already going to them. 2) Many of these cars in this video have been posted for the first time 3 years ago and haven’t been “swapped”, end of the day a large amount of officers actually like what we do, I understand your point though however, they do also use fake plates on vehicles and most criminals who these will be going after will be able to tell what cars are police even without the plates. 3) Perfectly legal hobby and there is a lot I won’t post even if I caught it as it’s not used often or they have asked for it not to be posted, many of these cars have been posted many times by others so don’t really matter anymore. Plus you don’t pay anymore Taxes for them you pay the same amount of Tax as usual just more of it may go to the police than highways for example. I do understand what you are saying and it’s a fair point.

[@oliransome173]

Southern999rescue I dint think you should be videoing police cars you could get done for private property images of the London met police and you could get prosecuted

[@encoreunefois1X]

Private property images is a thing? Are you sure? Anyway I'm pretty sure publicly owned emergency vehicles are not private property.

[@911HRW]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@BaldMancTwat]

Met Police Website under "Photography Advice" says this: "Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel."

[@trafalgarssn]

Really don’t know why I clicked on this rubbish

[@DM-hp7ct]

So go away