"Wanted for murder or something like that..." - Sergeant of Honiton

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[@martincou2089]

C'mon, he did very well. This is what we want cops to be like. Helpful and polite. Well Done and GREAT to see you back.

[@alancarroll5209]

Sargent sneaky pants, I’m going to put lights on for you Wow, but I want your details Boo. Rather a rude cuntstuble that a sneaky muggle

[@40plusmuscleandfitness]

He even informed our guy that he was recording from the start Very nice chap!

[@heateslier]

yes he done good, other than the unnecessary enquiry for ID which seems to have an effect like meth to cops

[@britishpatriot4477]

No he never . I will be auditing this place

[@maybach5087]

Ya this what you want fruity pop 😂

[@Blaggard]

Yeah, I'm wanted so i like standing outside police stations filming. Lol

[@UCOOLJULES]

"Devon and Cornwall police, building safer communities together" except they've just been put into special measures, specifically (but not limited to) failure to record & investigate anti-social behaviour offences. Sergeant did well.

[@powertotheproletariat]

I hadn't seen this, thanks for the info!

[@UCOOLJULES]

@DimFM what's your source for that info.

[@ianhill4585]

Is " special measures" actually a thing? Or is it just a "let's pacify the great unwashed" with a concept that something will be done,( but probably not in reality.).

[@terry8344]

@@ianhill4585 and that would be correct we've bollocksed up but don't care what can we say to silence the concerned

[@donmacrae3855]

@@ianhill4585exactly that mate, another 'Buzzword' Thrown out on the public, to create an illusion they are taking any kind of action.

[@kbiggs49]

Nice enough Police officer fair play we need more of these in the police force.

[@BleedingSnow]

@@latifismail7631 Mate, let's be real doesn't mate who you are, or where you are, someone filming for a logn period of time of a building and area and cars you are at, is going to cause suspicion, whether it's to Police and their station or a small cake shop and its car park. If I saw this man outside my workplace, I'd be concerned thinking worst case he may be seeing if he can steal a car or something. Hence why journalists (many) for example have a badge or shirt or some form of identity to calm suspicion.

[@tomdude75]

@@BleedingSnow what if the ID is fake

[@craigking3018]

Massive props to that officer, very polite, not pushy, knows how to talk to people like they're human beings. Wish him well and to stay safe.

[@chrisbevis7725]

No he wanted to get the auditors details and when he said no - then tour cancelled.

[@bestofukaudits1274]

Used turning the lights on as a bargaining tool for your details, clever SGT but good interaction

[@JesusChrist-mj1fy]

Temptation is all around us, as even Jesus was tempted in the desert, yet thankfully PTTP resisted

[@truthtroll9649]

Imagine if it transpired the SGT shown a wanted murderer around the station

[@upinthesky6821]

Should have put the lights on anyway, a bit tight

[@shopliftersoftrafford8649]

I was expecting that to be asked when he offered the lights 😅

[@bestofukaudits1274]

@@shopliftersoftrafford8649 could smell a bribe approaching 😅😅😅

[@davidbarlow350]

Not impressed with the fact they don't have an enquiry desk. Considering the amount of police vehicles in the car park,they must have enough staff to help the public. Exeter isn't exactly just down the road.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Very true, and if you rely on public transport and get the train to Exeter it is then quite a distance to Sidmouth Rd. All in all you'd be looking at a couple hours there and back, plus the time you spend at Exeter station so you'd need most of the day clear just to go to the enquiry office. Craziness.

[@RGDFilmsChannel]

This is how a Sargent earns respect from the public. Well done you too Pttp

[@dockaos924]

This day and age there's more chance of a plod being a murderer than a guy walking round with a camera

[@noddydean9395]

what a great copper he was i wish they were more like him about what a credit to the force he is well done him god keep this man safe

[@gitfoad8032]

That Sgt was born for the stage.

[@souk-tv]

That Sergeant seemed nice and polite. 👍 You can understand his point; imagine if you were a criminal and that departments CCTV recorded him playing with the lights on the car for you and then the press or someone did a freedom of information request for the footage, he'd become a laughing stock. 😂

[@chrisbevis7725]

They can't run every citizen that ever enters a police station - you need to have RAS of crime so following the law could not reflect on the cop!

[@tonto2455]

I thought the Sargent was good. Not aggressive or overbearing and left you to it.

[@thetraveller869]

Strange to see Honiton again after quite some time. I have now retired but if you turn left just past the police station I used to drive an artic in there and round to the rear of the car park to deliver to the back of the Iceland store. Nice little town and mostly very nice people too.

[@williamnorris1380]

Well done sergeant from honiton this is what the public like seeing Well mannered friendly respectable polis keep up the good

[@paultruesdale7680]

It all seems quite normal now. The Sargent was very well behaved, but I would have to say a big thank you to all the auditors past and present. It was not that long ago you would have been cuffed and all your right’s abused for doing exactly the same thing. PttP👍

[@chrisbevis7725]

Thats why this cop was playing nice - he wanted the auditors details and knew he could not get them by force!

[@garyday7054]

Great interaction from the Sargent, showing other police officers how to act with members of the public.

[@StrawberrySunday212]

The sarge was a nice guy. Polite and respectful.

[@ProfRogers]

Got to say he was a top guy.

[@annmc8392]

The police man came across as happy person, maybe that's the secret of good policing.

[@lazrseagull54]

Yeah it's the fact that he clearly wasn't looking for an argument. He seemed really trustworthy.

[@oconnorp3]

The copper was 100% spot on this time.

[@emdSniper]

Mr PTTP, Your biggest defence mechanism is you're articulated, polite and a very well spoken auditor. I think have watched most of your videos. My favourite one being Brixton when you were chatting to the gentleman who is a KZbinr watcher specially when yo u freely chatted to him and Bethnal Green! love that audit enough said

[@HH-zx2lq]

Sargent was very professional and pleasant.

[@christy140]

And yet another bootlicker.

[@Christopher-dd1ph]

doesnt take much to impress you does it. you are the reason the cops act the way they do. so thanks for that.

[@MrTimelord4]

To be fair this seargent was ok and polite

[@graham1332]

If every cop was like that Britain would be a better place, well done on this video, keep up the good work,

[@Catmad65]

He spoke to you like you were about two years old . Shall I turn the police car lights on for you 🤣🤣🤣

[@goodyeoman4534]

He had some rainbow lollipops in the car for PTTP.

[@ryancourts2726]

Its called sarcasm. Fake kindness: its the worse when they do this

[@truebluestu3428]

If every cop had this sarge’s attitude and manner what a police force we would have ….

[@Itisfinished.]

Great positive video. Looks a great place to live.

[@manaledo]

Bet it really bugs you when a coppa is nice 😄 and even then you couldn't find it in you to be totally positive.

[@naomirachel6629]

What a generally pleasant individual that copper is 😀

[@Christopher-dd1ph]

omg i knowwwww!!!!! he was so kind in trying to get his ID for NO FUCKING REASON WHATSOEVER. but yea deepthroat that boot. i bet you get off on the taste of it.

[@ryancourts2726]

Not really

[@carlzeiss4871]

Your deluded love, perhaps when you reach puberty, things might improve - good luck with that!

[@ceesjanmol]

Doing something completely legal in public "naturally" raises suspicion. Obviously. Not sure of what crime though...

[@peterwilliams6956]

I think Devon and Cornwall better pace of life so naturally people more friendly. Excellent audit.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Quite possibly, until you get to Exeter or Plymouth

[@secondchance4498]

I find its the other way round.

[@goodyeoman4534]

Devon is one of the riches parts of the country, with above-average house values and salaries. Having said that, there are some real counil-estate dumps in the South West, full of scrotes and chavs.

[@bazsnell3178]

@@goodyeoman4534 There are scrotes and chavs all the way from Dunnet Head to Lizard Point. What do you think is ''special'' about the South West?

[@gsouth77]

i think the public would have a lot more respect for the police if they all behaved like this instead of the arrogant bullies you usually get he seems like a very nice man

[@meandmine8685]

That Sargent was how they all should be. Nice to talk to. Non judgemental and just an ok kinda guy!

[@niciolamyelwee6646]

If only all cops we're like him, nice polite no threats. Spot on, gives one hope for our futures.

[@David-fj5lz]

He is what a police-man should behave like!

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

The Sergeant was a dapper lad.

[@DwightSchrutes]

Nothing wrong with the officer. Yet instead of something like "great audit" for a title, you just had to drop a clickbaited one. I like some auditors and usually yourself but the want for extra views instead of a more integral title is a shame. Fair play for showing them up when they're bad interactions (most of them) but I feel the same respect should be given when they're good ones. Like I say really enjoy your usual uploads, keep up the good work

[@markosmith8037]

great video and interaction. Very interesting and actually two audits for the price of one. The JobCentre deserves a shout out for the fact that PTTP was left alone and it wasn't full of G4S type security guards. This looks like an old fashioned type town where people were respectful. I think a lot of such places are at a risk of being affected by second homes, high house prices, older demographic that will change the balance of such places, for example getting staff on lower wages etc. Great work PTTP.

[@ruperttristanblythe7512]

Loved this cop.

[@QuizPubUK]

What a refreshing change, if only all police officers were this professional 👌

[@paulsmith1807]

Very decent Sargent. Officers take note: you can ask all the questions you need to ask in a polite and friendly non-threatening manner. Officers with complaints against them should be forced to watch this 100 times as a training video.

[@chrisbevis7725]

He was sneaky - don't be fooled!

[@ballockybill2277]

If I was "Wanted" , I don't think I'd be hanging around the local nick looking shady with a camera lol !!

[@scorpionking7454]

What a change that how you (police ) interact with the public and glad to see your back it’s been too long

[@davewarren2849]

Someone that knows the law for a change

[@farciarz5000]

This is what Devon is known for. Kind people

[@sammurphy450]

I nearly came when he said yea that's ok you dont have to give details.

[@roddystjames2337]

Chum

[@marimurphy3856]

Good working skills,give him that.💯👮👏

[@ivandersiley7161]

I've been reliably informed that the police have issued a staff information video dealing with people mooching around the station pretending to be interested in things. It seems to be working.

[@funnyman9616]

Now we all know why they try and get your property (name) it’s because they think you are a murders or criminal On the land called England “every man and woman is innocent in till proven guilty, not guilty in till proven innocent” You have the right to not self incriminate but they Don’t say that they say you have the right to remain silent. so that tells you don’t talk to them what so ever they are their to trap you and if the man or woman seized (legal and lawful)property from you always get a receipt 🧾 from them with their signature and the name of the man or woman,permanent station then send the man or woman a invoice the next day and a letter of notice to return your property and that with will require (right and Authority) fair compensation if my property is not put back to its original place of origin

[@alistairmcdougall9625]

Big thumbs up to Honiton, not got much time for the police but the Sargent in your video was genuinely nice, see how much better it is when handled that way, other Police Constabularys should take note there's no need for unnecessary confrontation

[@chriswilson8062]

Yeah if I was wanted for murder I would definitely go outside a police station and start filming 😂

[@Teslamaniac]

Why are they all hiding in the police station doing nothing

[@clivesmith2886]

Great video police officer was very professional, nice to see for a change, retired lifeboatman

[@marimurphy3856]

Should be more like him.👏

[@andrewjohnson6162]

Wow A+ no power trip from Sgt. Shame he wanted details to flash the lights but otherwise A+

[@Christopher-dd1ph]

how is it A+ if he tried to get ID for NO FUCKING REASON WHATSOEVER? doesnt take much to impress you does it. just keep deepthroating that boot, if you dont love the taste already you will, just give it time.

[@karpkatcher1070]

Sgt was well cool, why can't the others do it.

[@padzxt1]

Great to see my home town, I moved away to join the Army in 84 and now live up North. What an ace copper, a little different to when I was a kid there lol. The police did open up the room under the Reception area tho, and put a skateboard ramp in for all the kids to enjoy. Good times in the pub next door too!

[@marklittler784]

Mechanical car wash would probably rip the lights and stickers off the Police cars.

[@chasmcgregor2985]

How long has jimmy Somerville been a copper 😂😂👍

[@julianchamberlain5399]

PC Bacon innit..

[@tracyniemeyer8691]

What a lovely officer. Really nice kind and non threatening

[@zeropointconsciousness]

The new face of British Policing is very honourable it seems. The sergeant is hilariously affable. ☆edit☆ I'm sure he is one of the good guys though and so that's nice to see a change in our society.

[@TomRogersOnline]

'Would you like me to put the police siren on and lights' - don't police officers have more important things to do? Has the pendulum swung too far the other way? '999, what's your emergency please?' 'Yes, please help, there's a burglar downstairs. I'm terrified.' 'Sorry sir, you may have to wait a while. We're entertaining some bloke with a camera'.

[@sandrapritchard6035]

NICE SERGEANT WONDER IF HE'S IN THE LOCAL DRAMATIC SOCIETY WITH THE OVER THE TOP ARM GESTURES HEH HEH "ALRIGHT AT THE BACK GUYS?", great vid a.a. PTTP.

[@linalg1]

Would be amazing to see you come to the Republic of Ireland and do some videos. The Gardaí are a complete law on to themselves, you would have an absolute field day. I think the legislation is different but I'd know rightly you would be well prepared.

[@IWITNESS7]

Koleeberks has done some audits in lreland, some interesting interactions with the Gardai, you should check him out.

[@bazsnell3178]

@@IWITNESS7 Seconded. Some real disgusting uneducated tyrants in the Gardai!

[@IWITNESS7]

@Kris Moss well he may not be everyone's cup of tea but I find his Vids very entertaining.

[@IWITNESS7]

@Kris Moss then don't watch him then, simple👀

[@IWITNESS7]

@Kris Moss come on, no need for name calling...wear all adults here.

[@MrMecabih]

In the last wideo i told you there is lots of weird stuff going on in Devon. This police officer was very different to the officers you normally meet. Really polite and as you said just lovely. Devon is an unique place... I am sure your enjoyed your time here!

[@TheGoodSon89]

He was nice and polite, well done!

[@6969baron]

A GREAT INTERACTION BY THE POLICEMAN

[@Brian169016]

Nice and polite, not sure what all the hand rubbing was about, but decent officer.

[@smokey6533]

To all the coppers watching this, take notes

[@bevsartsandcrafts715]

Honiton is lovely. One of my grown up kids lives round the corner from there 👍🏻

[@AndyPandy007]

He knew you were an auditor and acted accordingly... see constables, it's not that difficult

[@paulsmith1807]

It is very difficult for the ones who have no brain and are looking for a fight 😅😅😅 bad apples really do spoil it for everyone

[@taIlboyandy23]

@@paulsmith1807 Let's totally ignore the clear signage that states restricted access, authorised persons only. The auditor is the one who instigates conflict.

[@eliz9369]

Great work PTTP, many thanks.

[@powertotheproletariat]

Thanks Eliz 😊

[@DenCato]

Can you just go passed an 'access restricted' sign in the UK? I know in the US there is a difference in restricted persons or restricted vehicles, but in case of restricted person you can clearly not go there (in the US)

[@TheSadButMadLad]

In the UK there is nothing in law that makes it a crime to ignore such a sign. All it does is give the owner or user of the property more of a reason to eject someone. It doesn't give them a reason from the get go to use force. Force must always be appropriate, proportionate and necessary. Trespass is a civil matter (except for aggravated which requires active interference with the goings on on the property) and also not a binary issue. So one foot one foot on the property means nothing. Go further on to the property, past restricted signs, or closed doors etc and more can be done to remove the person. It's a spectrum.

[@stuartb4525]

Yes we can. Most likely at some point you will be asked to leave, which one should. As Sad said if you refuse, reasonable force can be used. Similar to the US, but the person won't be getting cited or anything if they leave.

[@jophillips8230]

It is considered very rude but it is not against the law unless you refuse to leave when asked and create problems for the landowner. Most people in the UK respect private property but some people don’t (ie auditors, burglars etc).

[@stuartb4525]

@@jophillips8230 Everything is private property in the country, it's owned by somebody.

[@robertovers1863]

why do they always ask are you filming me ? then say its ok ! why even bother to mention it then ?

[@msmolly3082]

PERKY little devil isn't he. Should be hasting a gams show!😃

[@kennethocongerskin9460]

Top Sergeant 👍

[@mojmachine]

This sgt is up to date with the memo and definitely subscribed

[@sheilam4525]

Liked the first guy but the Inspector was all over the place! She should be embarassed by her behaviour.

[@cookiemonster2299]

Cos all the wanted people hang around police stations.........🤦😂🤣👍❤️🇬🇧 Edit: oops forgot to mention, he did great, professional and respectful. 👏👏

[@staygulf83]

I like the Caution Children sign. I suppose it’s better than arresting them.

[@royalsignal2550]

Who knew judge Rinder was a copper 🌈 !

[@Monsoon-sd6vr]

All these videos show one major aspect of police stations around the country; massive amounts of police car just parked up !!

[@carlzeiss4871]

Careful in Devon or Cornwall. This is the home of the most corrupt police force in the country. The epi centre of bent coppers is in Helston, Cornwall. This is a place, as it’s name suggests, to be avoided at all costs.

[@johnkeedwell5549]

Great police, thats how it should be everywhere.

[@markrangers1423]

Why would you assume a man with a camera is wanted for murder 🧐

[@rossij8]

People saying the Sgt wasn't very good are wrong imo. Compared to most, he was outstanding

[@abbiebrown2733]

Big respect. Keep up the great work 💕💕

[@alexpersaud9034]

Come to Cornwall and film them at Truro I’ve been trying to get justice from them for a month and they just shrug their shoulders

[@Headshot1002]

"Wanted for murder or something like that..." Yeah this is what murders do, video Police Stations!!!!!!!! Seriously what a stupid statement to an otherwise, nice guy.

[@lumo7461]

The police will need to pick their side soon! Do they go with freedom or tolitariam!!

[@pjschafer5786]

12:53 I love when cops use their hand signals and try to play it off. Here in the US the signs he just made would tell other cops to clear the scene (as in "it's handled, I don't need backup"). He keeps playing with his hands after the cars are gone to throw you off as a viewer, so the original sign doesn't seem so overt

[@ryancourts2726]

Yes the real hand sign was at 12:59

[@Geoffinfinity]

Credit where credit is due great sergeant polite professional there not all bad 👍

[@rush6227]

He was very animated, should be in panto.

[@dangleecock6704]

NBT Neighbourhood Beat Team

[@lambshanks8988]

He seemed nice tbh, can't fault the lad.

[@christy140]

Boothliker..the mans a Dickhead .

[@lambshanks8988]

@@christy140 I don't hate the police, I respect the ones that do their jobs properly, it's the other fuckers I don't like. So credit where credit is due..

[@johnrobbo916]

he knew, hes deffo watched audit videos. He had all the correct questions and answers lol

[@leilasuley]

Yay PTTP is back for my daily fix 😅😂

[@rewmitchell5020]

SGT being a wonderful representative for the police.

[@christy140]

Another Bootlicker.

[@Membaz-Rauhisky20]

So what legal steps have you taken against the "shocking assault" case at Exeter job centre in the previous video? None at all as per usual?