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[@sod4769]

I prefer the audits like this, where you test the boundaries but you are still polite and give them no reason at all.

[@airaction2257]

Why is that security guard not displaying his SIA badge, he is supposed to have it on view while working.

[@Testedecazzo]

Because he thinks he doesn't have too / hasn't got one

[@sebastianeisenberg6685]

Correct all licensed SIA people i.e. bouncers security etc have to have their SIA badge on display otherwise you wouldn't know they were a security or bouncer etc

[@johnklockyer]

Up to £5000 fine and or 6 months inside... Not that I know it's happened. It is an offence and if needed could theoretically be used.

[@tonysullivan4993]

The nice tyrant was treading carefully, no doubt seen his colleagues make fools of themselves on KZbin, but all the same he handled the situation well, except he tried his best not to give Baldy's details, good on the auditor for standing his ground until he got the details, baldy needs to be reported.

[@nativeorangiboom6833]

Baldy needs knocking out, his attitude is just like every other plastic policeman's, shit!!!!! Fair play to pig he was calm and fair, shame rest of the filthy gets wasnt same.

[@Nunya]

The cop did his force proud. If more police were like him life would be grand

[@MartiBlagborough]

Absolutely

[@sebastianeisenberg6685]

True 100% correct but most cops are oblivious to the law when it comes to public photography etc they think you are pulling out a gun a knife a machine gun Kalashnikov etc what retards their training is to lie to the members of the public and make up shit in general as they go along etc most cops are corrupt bent liars pathological bullshitters corrupt etc but then again there are exceptions this policeman was very good he understood the law that's why he didn't abuse his authority etc

[@geezerp1982]

@@sebastianeisenberg6685 point of order : carrying a gun in a public its NOT crime if you have reasonable excuse to do so and its legally owned

[@acousticmotorbike2118]

Police guy is sounding soft spoken but he has facilitated the violation of your rights.

[@markdunkling1604]

always keep a very close watch on the quiet ones , apex tyrants.

[@djn1856]

Exactly

[@vitushoffmann7890]

yes he violated his oath very calmly indeed

[@dunc1allen]

Love how the police protects everyone but the public

[@sebastianeisenberg6685]

Exactly when they are truly meant serve and protect yet they serve the privatised establishments such as privatised security guard companies who are either bouncers or security etc who literally don't work for the state or the public they work for the privatised security companies like Chubb Security or G4S etc

[@uncleheavy6819]

You know, that copper was pretty good. The security guy, not so much.

[@richiestrich8079]

Are police allowed full sleeve tattoos now, long beards and shaved heads? He looks more like a hells angel that a police man.

[@TheBrawlBox]

This constable's manner demonstrates what the auditors have argued all along-the police are generally inept and treat the public with disdain-it doesn't have to be that way.

[@akhan6778]

Respect to this officer the way he dealt with things in such a polite and civilized manner 👏

[@theylietoyouall.5051]

"Don't record me" proceeds to walk around to the front whilst staring into the camera. They're not the brightest.

[@sebastianeisenberg6685]

Exactly thick as two planks

[@jjfreight-trains]

That short security women keeps following the camera and asks not to be filmed, bi-polar lady

[@shaunbown4851]

Now That's policing at a high level ! Respect to that copper for dealing with the situation with a calm attitude . Can't say as much for that security chump. He's on wrong side of a hiding with that attitude .. Nice one lads . 👍

[@amilcarboaventura7015]

Have to give respect to this officer!!

[@moodyguymick]

No.

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

The video can be used as proof AND identification, when reporting the security guard to the SIA. Being as SIA licence cards have photographic imaging, a screen grab can be used for facial recognition software, to help identify the guard.

[@brianmurphy8790]

Plod did a good job of not making himself look foolish. However, I'm not so sure he'd be so friendly in different circumstances - nor would I expect him to question his 'orders' if Worzel announces more tyranny this winter.

[@adamreed8160]

What an absolutely fantastic policeman. And in fact I'll go further, what a wonderful man.

[@adamreed8160]

@No Commentz Fair enough, I won't argue. I suppose I'm just so beaten and abused by the system, the slightest little hint of decency feels wonderful. Sort of like Stockholm syndrome. You're right man. I apologise for my ridiculous and sickening comment

[@bobcat2378]

Very good police officer! Dangerous security guard escalating the situation!

[@462904]

What a pleasant cop it's a shame that his colleagues don't take a leaf out of his book hats off to him.👊🏼👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@paulhiggins6175]

The queen of England is a public servant who swears an oath to the people

[@kimbo172]

Probably one of the best interactions I have seen on any audit channel

[@along4990]

That officer is the most professional and respectable officer ive seen on these police audits. Fair play to that guy hes lmaking bridges between the police and public. Well done that man👍

[@jasoncdebussy]

Making bridges by mentioning terrorism? He also doesn't seem to know what constitutes a breach of the peace.

[@brianlamey7291]

Defaced UNION JACK, I am offended

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@brianlamey7291 Union flag - I'm triggered 🤣

[@yusufpatel2004]

An audit can only be done by a body who has jurisdiction over the organisation.

[@jasoncdebussy]

@@yusufpatel2004 Incorrect.

[@markmoffatt3046]

"Anxiety try doinging this job for 17 years" that explains a lot about the coppers approach to the situation fair play to him. However 17 years later entry standards must have been somewhat lowered. Lol

[@markmoffatt3046]

@Mary Hinge Totally agree people who come up with money saving ideas are so short sighted. Example PCSO !!!! Need I say more.

[@alanjones4030]

*WHAT A TRAMP THAT POLICEMAN WAS .WHO ON EARTH WOULD TRUST A SCRUFF LIKE HIM. NEEDS TO BE REPORTED EVEN IF IT'S JUST FOR NOT HAVING A WASH .....*

[@tonyratcliff1251]

what a great cop just brilliant...N.N.Y WAS BRILLIANT TOO AND MARTY YOUR ACE...SHAME ABOUT THE SECURITY GUARD OVERSTEPPING THE MARK BEFORE FINDING OUT THE REASON FOR THE FILMING BY YOU LADS...THOUGH ALL CALMLY DONE

[@Stewart.T]

Seeing a Police officer in Worksop is a rare sight.

[@vinnyilovetotakephotos564]

The policeman was cool wish all were like him well done guys

[@theawakening2611]

Mr Beard did not handle the situation properly at all

[@benjijack22]

The PC was lovely - Mr Hi Viz I'm Security coming the strong arm eating to many pies told straight but NO details - PC fab that's the way to do it! - PINAC!

[@RickyWaugh]

It said no video or audio recording equipment on the police section entrance…

[@johno8562]

Looked mean that copper just goes to show don't judge a book and all that. Proper chap 👍

[@Hammertime054]

Beardy and the gang badge.

[@moodyguymick]

Correct !

[@brianlamey7291]

He still has a defaced UNION JACK. Traitor

[@mcfc2528]

Marti you don't get the respect you deserve you've got a big personality and could easily make these vids all about you every time but you don't mind letting others take the spotlight you can tell that you genuinely like seeing others do well

[@bigslab967]

Does anyone ever get in contact with SiA to see what their position is on this copper was first class no faults at all another great audit guys keep them coming

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

Check out the SIA website, that will provide you with most, if not all, of the information you would need to know. It certainly tells you about the amount of force that should be used, with checklists and health&safety guidelines to help you understand.

[@kyivwithgeofftanya5546]

SIA badge Was on show at the start and he quickly put in his trouser pocket

[@multipreach2674]

That officer clearly wants to 'be friends' with news now.

[@jaggass]

I've seen that officer out and about in Worksop. He's a decent fella.

[@steveclemons8373]

No way if he’s a cop he’s a tosser

[@jimmyriddle4159]

So much for police impartiality. No threats made, no breach of peace. It’s perfectly reasonable to be allowed to obtain the details of the assault culprit.

[@Testedecazzo]

This

[@rogerbuoy8418]

Shouting doesn't constitute breach of the peace.

[@CRAZYLEGSONABIKE]

Mate when i first saw your vlogs i thought what a tool bit you know what i cant stop watching what you do is brilliant and deffo taught me a few things keep up the good work buddy 👍 ive gave you a sub 👊

[@jenlaracroft]

That police officer was awesome, one of the best I've ever seen or watched. Fair play to NNY for standing his ground to get that security guards details. Excellent again, well done guys ❤️❤️

[@LibertarianMinded]

Fair play to that officer, seriously ❤️

[@shanesayner2832]

Fantastic police officer

[@terrysmeaton2279]

A cool cop

[@AlanReynoldsBucklandJunction]

A good show of honest Policing . And took his time

[@rupertfellows4144]

I had my ribs broken by security at the Queen's buildings Worksop.

[@paulhiggins6175]

Agent act on behalf of the principal that’s the man or woman who acts sometimes as the ;( manager and their boss is the mayor) So bring it to the attention of that man or woman and require the details of their subordinates who interferes with your right to access a public building. Now their all liable for the wrong of trespass

[@retroclickmedia4422]

It was not a BOTP, the officer claimed that it was. A BOTP can only be in a public place. In a public place you can film. We really derserve better than this

[@nickraynor2434]

Superb police officer angry security

[@hariowen3840]

Bassetlaw is a local government district in Nottinghamshire, England. The district has five towns: Worksop, Tuxford, Harworth, Bircotes and Retford.

[@Nutrient-Gold]

Jeez, the local McDonalds must be doing well.

[@kyivwithgeofftanya5546]

Yo Lord Justice Bean found that we can swear in public and be offensive but not angry, violent, intimidating

[@keenan1972]

This is the Marti and his apprentice show ! i think its great entertainment

[@jackiesmith4153]

Great audit, fancy getting a cuddle off a cop Michael, love it 🤣🤣🤣

[@19george73]

that security guy in the shop , what a fine figure of a man, the kind of employee youd want as your hired hand, fit and quick and able and highly intelligent.

[@phillipowens5380]

No laws being broken in this video yet again a other corrupt poilce officer this is a public place and so called secruity guards have no SIA badges must be worn at all times when working on duty

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

Marti, I have looked up this information on the SIA website and the SIA licence requires them to use the least minimal force necessary. The website uses words like unnecessary, excessive and unlawful, but I couldn't find any information about reasonable force. The amount of force that is reasonable, is relative to the situation in hand. As you notice, the police officer is using the absolutely bare minimum amount of force and getting better results. Would you use the same amount of force in a game of marbles, that you would use in ten-pin bowling...? The force is considered reasonable in the bowling, but the same amount of force in the game of marbles, would just smash and destroy. Then the force becomes unnecessary and excessive... and uncalled for...! The SIA website is an absolute goldmine of information, on what security guards can and can't actually do. Definitely well worth a visit...!

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

@@tomalex4806 Your reply almost sounds like a threat... It may be private property, but the building in question has publicly accessible areas and those were the ONLY areas the guys were in. Could you show me which law it is that allows the use of reasonable force... and who is it that decides what is and isn't considered reasonable please...?! In a building that has publicly accessible areas, how can you be trespassing, if you are ONLY accessing those areas...? Unfortunately as soon as you attack/push/shove/touch anyone in anything other than a controlled manner whilst trying to eject them, you are guilty of assault (and battery) and place yourself at risk of prosecution by the aggrieved party themselves...! Reasonable force is subjective and considered opinionated. Who is to say when the force stops being reasonable and starts becoming excessive...? THAT is why only MINIMAL FORCE is taught and advised...!

[@geezerp1982]

wrong ! criminal law act 1967 is what counts not what the shitty SIA says ! section 3 of the criminal law act - using resonable force for prevention of crime or to make an arrest

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

@@geezerp1982 Define reasonable force. What you consider reasonable, another could consider excessive...

[@geezerp1982]

@@tangomoggynoengi8518 case law the best one being palmer 1971 . and Lord Parker CJ in Chisam (1963) 47 Cr App Rep 130 are helpful. : ".... where a forcible and violent felony is attempted upon the person of another, the party assaulted, or his servant, or any other person present, is entitled to repel force by force, and, if necessary, to kill the aggressor ....".

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

@@geezerp1982 Surely times have moved on in the last 50-60 years...or is killing someone still "the best" way to eject someone should the need arise...? (Oh case law says I can kill them, so I will...) Hmm...

[@DD-dr4dn]

He did it right and the cop was great to manage it. 👍🏼

[@m_i_s_s__p__]

That copper sounds like the commentator on Bullseye 🎯!

[@libertine7747]

Police protecting everyone but the public as usual

[@Gooner-1971]

If it’s a public building then Security can’t ask or force anyone to leave….it’s a public place like a public pavement ..

[@miksterUK01]

That copper sounds like max from max n paddy 😂

[@1SAM007]

Another gang symbol on that cop

[@colinmorand129]

Humpty Dumpty wears a Hi- viz now huh

[@bryanrotchell1565]

That security gaurd is breaking the law it is anfence to not display your badge by law , Marti

[@AL4N777]

It’s a fair cop 👮‍♂️

[@professorbernardkemp7448]

Great copper, cooler than ZZ Top! ZZ Top Cop.

[@paulboucher806]

Never seen a cop cuddle an auditor.. 😊 so funny

[@MartiBlagborough]

I think it's a first lol

[@_Naython_]

Yeah thats gotta be a first, most won't even shake a hand 😂

[@jamesmoran5192]

They've started dating each other.

[@paulboucher806]

@@jamesmoran5192 😂

[@moodyguymick]

"Funny alright" YMCA springs to mind !

[@AnDy-of3mj]

Why is this interaction not the standard? It shows a systematic failure at the highest levels of the police and the absolute lack of knowledge about the LAW which they enforce.

[@geoffreydeniscrawford7296]

it would be nice if all police officers were like him

[@Joannebird-ou6in]

NNY YOU GO MY SON 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dangerousdalesgarage1922]

that cop was bang on , maybe this video should be used in training

[@markdunkling1604]

Officer cuddle bunny knows full well that its a public space and the public have every right to record in a public space . the very same right that allows them to operate security cameras and record the public .shame on you officer you are a sham.

[@Markemoji]

The police officer was impartial the problem with the security guard and the audiotor is a civil matter to seperate the two parties is the safest option to prevent a breach of the peace

[@ianwindass3681]

Why people get fussed over a camera

[@paulhiggins6175]

Research the man who sues the public servants for refusing access to public buildings Goggle it man who sue public libraries in the USA

[@andyh3818]

Very professional officer dealing with the 2 children recording!

[@Stewart.T]

Can't believe I missed ZZ Top appearing in Worksop.

[@sarah6557]

I just love Michael and marty my favourite auditors on KZbin 💯❤🙂

[@stuartgreen4000]

Was that police officer real or in fancy dress? There not usually that nice and calm. Big respect Marti and NNY

[@jasonstouchbury9882]

Good day bud from Essex great vid I am a security officer and would like to say that security guy should of stopped you before you entered and what a great 👍 cool police officer why can’t they all be like him anyway love your vids be safe

[@TommyGunner]

Sia Guards MUST BY LAW wear the badge at all times its one of the basic requirements that states their licence should be worn in such a way that the front can be seen at all times. The only time that this rule does not apply is if they have lost it or it’s been nicked.

[@filterscape]

The question is do you have to leave when asked? He asked several times. I didn’t like the baldy either. I’m interested in the law of this situation

[@pididi4840]

Copper did really well, well done to him

[@stephenrowe55]

Great audit lads thought nny was getting locked up there like

[@andyb4044]

So much for working class not being the targets. NNY was like a dog with a bone trying to ensure he destroyed this man's livelihood

[@CambridgeCrazyDrivers]

Great Officer!

[@EVERTONFC.]

The copper is Mr Baxter from Grange Hill.

[@daverigby23]

It makes me laugh that police stations need security wallahs

[@adamreed8160]

Ahahahahahahahaaa

[@stevenkirby2695]

That copper sounds exactly like max from max and paddy.

[@lucykuss2661]

I'm a New subscriber thanks to Live frees shout out & recommendation Marti. Also thanks you for helping Live Free on he's path, he's a top bloke. Much respect & love to you both.

[@ming10101]

Nice to see a decent copper

[@horrell1100]

What a gent that copper was. Deserves promotion

[@bluebottle1617]

@Ken Davies - He handled it calmly and professionally. He is one of the better ones in Nottinghamshire Police.

[@rickykennedy]

That was a fantastic Cop very professional 👏 well Done Sir the police should use this as a training Video it's one for the police well done great Audit 👌

[@robcoppin5699]

Police Officer was spot on....His demeanour was 100% perfect & a lot of his colleagues could learn a lot from watching this.......Made me laugh giving out hugs and not ever raising his voice

[@kevinshepherd8314]

Copper is a total disgrace to the oath he took , just stood around and did F all and then took out NNY . Then lied about the whole incident. Needs reporting to IOPC , what a Clown he is .

[@cassiejvance7496]

Bro, I don't know anything about that officer. But his actions reminded me of a security guard 20 plus years back who was a fith dann kung-fu master. The credit for this video must go 100% to officer. If only the whole police force were this officer. And I think if push came to shove, He would have made string Chees of you all. MEGGA VIDEO Guys,. 📹📹🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘❤️❤️

[@ivancarter9456]

A shop near me " employed " a security guard , who clearly hated cameras. A couple of kids were facetiming friends when the security guard ran out and smashed one of the kids phone out of her hands ...question when did phones become weapons of mass destruction?? Or is because the guard was claiming UC and didn't want his councilor to spot him at his next appointment

[@TheStriking7]

Police officer is a great guy no him for years now

[@TheStriking7]

@@kingjames133 I wear my Thin Blue line badge with pride the show my respect for police officers killed in the line of duty, if you dont like it tough