"We are going hands on" TYRANT ALERT ⚠️ Avon & Somerset HQ

[@roblawson9422]

Those 4 officers rocking up looked liked they had just escaped from school 😂 Glasses officer has the knowledge and people skills of a brick....sad times 😢

[@babettesfeast6347]

Looks like his on day release from the secure unit

[@Pixie.Little]

​@@babettesfeast6347He does 😂 Day release..😅Hilarious😅😅😅👌🤗

[@billyshaw985]

Hey, I'm a bricklayer and bricks are very intelligent and do a great job, they are never disrespectful and never bother anyone 😉 they protect people like they're supposed to 😂

[@Ma1efcent]

They all stand around pointlessly doing nothing, looking at each other for a clue on what to do. The overweight miserable one was trying to impress them... so very sad.

[@Antpeople1]

Here here

[@jonneyuk7486]

He was a total embarrassment throwing his balls about. This is the reason the public have lost all trust in these lot. What a bunch of jobsworths , this is the reason they find it hard to speak to the general public, the whole lot requires a clear out and where there is hope retrain.

[@nathanwilson3737]

​@@MrAndrewFarrow technically if he's only a constable he's not an agent only senior police officer's are agents.

[@nathanwilson3737]

@@MrAndrewFarrow it's not nonsense I know a lot of senior police officer's.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

@@nathanwilson3737 Trespass is a civil matter dealt with by common law. Once any implied right of access has been verbally withdrawn and you refuse to leave OF COURSE reasonable force can be used and it has nothing to do with being police of any rank: Halsbury’s Laws of England, Paragraph 1400, Volume 45, IVth Edition. “If a trespasser peaceably enters or is on land, the person who is in or entitled to possession may request him to leave, and if he refuses to leave may remove him from the land using no more force than is reasonably necessary."

[@bluebottle1617]

Don't forget, we talking about Avon & Somerset Police here.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

@@bluebottle1617 Why does the specific constabulary make any difference? The above is a police HQ not a police station, there is no access without an appointment - the sign at the gate is very clear.

[@brianmurray8247]

' I've talked to you nicely ' , ' I'm being nice with you ' like it is some sort of privilege they are granting .

[@judieg.7945]

Aggressive UK LE. Quite a surprise how in your face the police are to you all.

[@dannygolightly865]

that is because they are unused to treating people with respect or to be "nice"...it is unnatural for them

[@duanelangham9216]

Been nice but lied ?

[@alexfilma16]

@@MrAndrewFarrowNo he wasn’t.

[@alexfilma16]

@@MrAndrewFarrow He wasn’t though.

[@katlowe1228]

They have a sign on the front of the building near the gate with " Images are being monitored for the purposes of crime and public safety" yet the public aren't allowed in the grounds, then the fact the gate was wide open anyway🤷‍♀️

[@Pixie.Little]

Yes ..Good point re security etc. They don't even know their own stupidity.😮😅🙄♦️🤔👌

[@ronalddobson3130]

Read the law on trespass. That will explain it

[@markm3436]

Why do the police need such extensive grounds? The upkeep must cost a fortune, no wonder they don't want the public to see it.

[@Pixie.Little]

markm That's what I was wondering about. Why such elaborate settings...very bizarre for a police station. Unless it is Mi6 or Mi5 or CIA and FBI territory ???? And the Secret Service ???? Maybe they use it to carry out FreeMason behaviours too ???

[@rickmoore4482]

Yes it's like the grounds of a stately home! What a waste of taxpayers money! All they need is a single building not a landscaped designer estate!

[@rick66649]

Thinking same thing ..bet it looked like really nice before the cutbacks 😂😂😂

[@paulwatling5400]

They don't give a shit coz it's tax payers money.

[@robertmawby3021]

They certainly look after themselves! All police forces are haemorrhaging money and are crying for more cash. It looks like this force spends most of it’s money on GARDENERS!!! 😂😂😂

[@barrygoodman6285]

those four police officers looked terrified, how could they be proud doing this job

[@bostonlincolnshire8745]

Cadets

[@gibboj]

there not proud doing there job THERE ALL FAMILY THE THIN BLUE LINE

[@kittys.youtube]

Looked like a weird cult to me

[@tia-q3]

​@kittys.youtube YES my thoughts exactly too.

[@Error_404_Not_Found_timed_out_]

. . If you study any group of younger officers, you'll notice that one female will get bored, yawn, put thier hands in their pockets, kick dust, or in this case lean against a lampost.

[@JC-rl9xl]

Look at all them pigs standing around and wasting taxpayers money. Seriously over staffed but when the public need them they are nowhere to be seen.

[@leathleyg5995]

Who would need them? They're utterly useless if they do turn up.

[@Pixie.Little]

​@@leathleyg5995Couldn't have said it better myself. So right you are 🤗👌👍

[@Antpeople1]

HERE HERE

[@bostonlincolnshire8745]

That awful policeman is so old skool, I am surprised he didn't pull his taser out. Proper enforcement sadist.

[@tia-q3]

Ikr? Don't think he would have used a taser though. More like his big, belly that was popping out😏 Yeah he would of done a move on Curtis, like "Big Daddy!" 🤼‍♂️ The wrestler from the 80s😂 That's probably why he kept stepping so close. Plus the fact that he is bully. I feel sorry for his wife😒

[@AlistairAnderson-q1w]

What an embarrassment to the police force let alone society.

[@clementkirkpatrick4635]

Keeps saying it’s enclosed premises, misquoting the 200 year old vagrancy act! Enclosed premises, gates wide open!

[@o.CSM.o]

@@clementkirkpatrick4635 acting like you know the law when S.128 of SOCPA and The Official Secrets Act 1989 both override the provisions of thr Vagrancy Act. You absolute drip.

[@Angela-oc8po]

Love it!!! They just don't know how to deal with people especially those who wont be intimidated by the police. Well done

[@eddiebear34]

The guy behind the camera us clearly on a power trip. "I'll walk with you when he leaves" he is clearly trying to dictate. My guess is, he has been bullied all through school. He is wrong about claiming he can't go hands on with him. If he refuses to leave they can use reasonable force to remove him. Same on any work site

[@Darcie6]

@@eddiebear34no

[@eddiebear34]

@@Darcie6 I never asked a question.

[@nikewilson1554]

@@eddiebear34 if watching DJE media upsets you, why watch it, I see you came out with that old chestnut, the bullied at school one, the ones that say it, are normally the one's that have been

[@eddiebear34]

@@nikewilson1554 lol, alright then.

[@krcright9746]

Well done for standing your ground.... Sgt plain clothes Passive Aggressive looks like he have just rolled out of bed.... at least it explains his grumpiness

[@aireboat7988]

He didn't, he got chucked out.

[@Caesar-3el]

What the hell do they do all day for God sake......its not serving the public that's for sure and as for protect🤡

[@owenthomas1407]

@@aireboat7988muppet

[@nervo6321]

Massive imposing site…what a huge waste of taxpayers money…

[@ArthurDentsTowel]

I think, on balance after watching the video twice, that they do indeed really, really want him to leave.🔥🤣

[@vicreadies]

A drone would have found those marked vehicles !

[@beds139]

The coming out mob handed and surrounded one man with a camera is just pathetic.

[@forplexforplex8831]

The basics of a functioning fair society requires - manners - respect - honesty and more... Regretably none of these ideals are on show from UK Police in this video😮

[@TheFatVeganOne]

Really? Really? So the officer who lead him down to the exit showed no respect, no matters, no honesty? Yeah, okay. The guy making the video is being a twat, he doesn't understand the law of trespassing nor does he understand the fact that reasonable force can be used to remove someone from a private site if an individual refuses to leave after being asked to do so. The officers have every right ro "Go hands on" where necessary, however in most instances such as this they know the OP isn't a threat and they're actually using their training to assess the risk and take appropriate action. This is what we want them to do. Did the first officer come on too strong? Yes, he was a mug. But that doesn't change the fact the person who posted this video is actually a twat and needs to look at the legislative framework that governs what they're doing.

[@stuartsimister5042]

Imagine getting 5 of them turning up for a real crime 😂

[@Lifestoquick]

They cant do that they might get hurt.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

Okay, done that, now what?

[@WinstonSmith685]

Burglary? Car theft? Nah. Misgender someone on Twitter? Quite possibly.

[@JasonClowser]

Its like they rolled out 3 traniees …”quick, put ya tea down, come on out so that me and big dave can show you how its done lads… !! “ turds

[@godsgod1677]

It's worrying how many police don't understand public accessibility laws. This shows how they lack the basic comprehension of the law and hence why so many criminals walk free. They admitted they didn't understand the law and invented scenarios. Another easy compensation payout.

[@aireboat7988]

What specific "public accessibility laws" would you be referring to? As far as I know in my decades of research and study of public rights and easments, there aren't any..! Its based on common law, landowner rights and a sprinkling of case law.

[@JonCookeBridge]

@@aireboat7988 Most of the people following think the US first amendment applies in the UK.

[@aireboat7988]

@@JonCookeBridge Haha..! Yes... There is a vid doing the rounds where a UK auditor actually tries using the first amendment..!!,

[@godsgod1677]

@@MrAndrewFarrow Like you just said, there WAS and IS right of access, but then it was revoked revoked. Hence why someone would be there before it got revoked. Then there's the issue of why it was revoked. This is where the level comprehension of the law for said person is questioned.

[@godsgod1677]

@@MrAndrewFarrow This was police ground which in the UK is public property as our police are deemed a public service. Therefore this doesn't fall into the private land category if the area isn't physically barriered off.

[@Paul-nr6ws]

Theres an entire road lane marked for visitors, and they dont understand public v private property.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

No, the sign at the entrance clearly states visitors can only enter with an appointment.

[@timnorris2208]

A police HQ is public, not private, tax payer funded and open

[@aireboat7988]

Wrong. Its private. Why don't you check it? Do you even know how to?

[@leathleyg5995]

Yep, wrong.

[@leathleyg5995]

@@MrAndrewFarrow Police property is owned by the Police Commissioners Office now, after the phasing out of the various police "authorities". I suppose its arguable that the commissioner is or isn't part of the force itself.

[@markc7440]

The resources of the all police forces are all funded by the taxpayers however they can designate areas "restricted" or "operational" such as the firing range, driver training areas, cells, etc. But when there's no signs and even a reception point, it's reasonable to assume that the public can access at least to that point. I had to laugh when the gate came over at the end, it meant that they'd fallen way short on security.

[@leathleyg5995]

@@markc7440 If you're in the USA you're correct. Here in the UK though....that's not correct.

[@Pixie.Little]

Next time Curtis take some sandwiches and a flask of coffee. Some lovely ground there for a picnic😊❤

[@danielgardecki1046]

It's a massive public park owned by the public, paid for by the public, and open to the public, as shown by there being a restaurant, a library, a sports hall, a sports pavilion, football, rugby, cricket, and hockey pitches, tennis courts, two lagoons, a wildlife conservation area, a residential block and a visitors car park.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

Yet privately owned and managed = private property all day long.

[@metheone2486]

@@BlackBeltBarista99 if its all privately owned best they put their hand in their pockets and start funding it then, if its tax payer funded its not private the people own it , like all the roads that NATIONAL HIGHWAYS LIMITED a (private) company manage but don't make all roads private does it

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

@@metheone2486 The did and do fund it. Once tax has been paid and allocated, the public has zero claim over what it is spent on. Private grounds with a boundary and clear entry by appointment only signage is the polar opposite of roads.

[@Zak_Nike]

​@@BlackBeltBarista99 they can spend it what they want is it? I dont even know where to start with that one 😅

[@curtisj2165]

​@@BlackBeltBarista99where do you get your information from?😂

[@reakingringpiece]

how did the guy with the glasses, the bad teeth and the belly even become a police officer?? he's obviously got a ego/power problem.. Its disgusting we are employing people like this that merely discredit the good & honorable members of the police force

[@markc7440]

He is in worse shape than me!!

[@MySteaming]

These people are unemployable in industry. Somebody has got to have them to take them off the street. A bloke I knew spent a spell in the Police Force. He told me that it's similar to being in The Army. You stand in a line every morning at the start of your shift. They call your name out & you answer. In other words - you're treated like kids at school. 🤦🏻 I think The Police Force is suitable for people who can't think for themselves & have to be told how to think & what to do. Not an ideal environment for anybody with a proactive & independent mind - is it!

[@mlvartistleeds]

I will have this 1 😂 soft as butter that mupet looked like a scruff.. acted tough then brought the goons out joker... even the seargant kept silent for him madness.. 👍 bro keep it up 💙

[@truthsleuth945]

The unmanned 'South Gate' was possibly the biggest slip up since Gareth's penalty miss!

[@Brucebogtrotterlovescake]

That place needs a mass audit.

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

Don't be ridiculous, audits are to uphold rights in public places. A police HQ is a private property and the NPCC isn't relevant on private property.

[@admaneb]

Where is the gate house then?

[@mmxxiv392]

Congratulations Curtis for hitting 16 thousand subscribers! Well done.

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

The vibes I’m getting is that they can do whatever they like in a totally arrogant manner, totally drunk on power, they have the exclusive rights “to throw thier weight around” and that we have to be silent and take thier arrogant bullying behaviour - just imagine if they had guns - I’ve had to deal with stupid power-tripping supermarket managers like this in my 30 years in supermarket retailing and anything goes with them

[@Avetorro]

Every house must now put up a private property sign otherwise auditors think it’s not private property. Thanks for that gem of information 😂

[@Gary31310]

Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Brilliant Curtis 👏, i absolutely love these videos. Keep up the good work mate 👍.

[@andyscouse4090]

The Police force is now Registered at Companies House under HM Parliament PLC, every so called Public Organisation is also Registered at Companies House. You did exactly the right by not allowing Tyranny to Establish it's self apon you.🇬🇧

[@NickLea]

Oh dear me. Are you another of these "Freemen on the land" types?

[@reccerat4446]

@@NickLea Time for your 8th booster and a change of masks.

[@andyscouse4090]

@@NickLea No i am a AI program like you.🇬🇧

[@andyscouse4090]

@@reccerat4446 yes your right and clearly he doesn't have any free will or thought.🇬🇧

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

Please provide a link to support your claim about 'The Police force is now Registered at Companies House under HM Parliament PLC...'.

[@NicholasAlt]

'Found a gap' Like behind some bushes where I squeezed between 2 fence posts after searching for a 'gap'?

[@steveascher1156]

So very nice to see how 5:00 these civil servants care for all of our property. It goes to show the hatred that they have for the general public, does it not? We always knew that they only care about themselves, and not the public, now this is proof.

[@gary8306]

Nice one. Thanks for doing these.

[@katlowe1228]

They've just been ranked 75th out of 100 for the The Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship programme (PCDA). I'd say they have a pretty fair climb to the top 20!

[@PaybackZz]

Your whole point is that there's a public footpath but the footpath clearly started from beyond the barrier, so it's their private footpath that's only accessible from their private land - as you were only able to access it by walking on the road and through the barrier, that doesn't make it publicly accessible

[@EvenBigger-Brother]

Top audit . Police staff attempting to commit assault and theft is an alarming indication of the mindset of the constabulary . Very disturbing demeanors displayed ,especially Mason who appeared to be teetering on the edge of inanity , pathetically attempting to impose himself into your personal space to incite a retaliatory response . Very interesting with all the dumped bikes as other constabularies auction them off . Certainly with the listed buildings and being publicly funded the public have the right to keep tabs on the upkeep .

[@Pixie.Little]

Interesting comment and information 🤗👌

[@yamum6228]

yes interesting comments

[@dangeoopatrick2593]

Pity the British cops don’t turn up to burglaries or robberies as quick as they do when anyone upsets them by pointing a camera at them. When they attended a skirmish in south London where they were attacked by a mob with weapons yet they never even wore riot gear whereas, I a visiting lone camera man is getting far more grief.

[@johnscott4693]

LEGALS “It’s not open to the public, you need an appointment” [which allows the public inside] so it’s open to the public then. “You can be on site if you’re escorted”… so it’s open to the public then. “You not allowed onsite unless you are someone who’s [anyone who’s] vetted”… so it’s open to the public. A massive sign at the front also said … “VISITORS” … or the “public” as they’re usually known. Plod … “It’s a restricted site, so I can get as close as I like”… no, that’s not in any Act or Common Law. Plod … “it’s an enclosed site”… no, it isn’t, you’re lying again - he walked straight in. Plod were aggressive and useless. One stood like a pair of scissors the other with his hands in his pockets, illegally demanding ID. No such Law in England & Wales. Then came the REQUEST to leave, “ for trespassing” and the fact he walked on apparently “makes no difference at all”. Well thicko Plod, in Law it makes a MASSIVE difference. Fat Show off Sergeant Plod (as always) shakes, stutters, panics and leaps to violence, even though the odds are 6 to one and it’s a peaceful chap. Then the other plod refused to ID. Then he invented some facts, about what was said, as they always do. “What matters is this is private”. WRONG . What matters is how he came to be there. He’s on a public highway - as public are sometimes allowed on site, and it’s a highway. So a suite of Laws apply.

[@Watcherman08]

DJE you made yourself look like a proper bell’end it clearly says on the “Blue Sign” which is on the gate house wall by the main gate that “Identification MUST be worn at all times!!

[@drumleediffer]

No wonder that chubby Wurzel Gummage sargent is working in Hq hes that unfit he couldnt catch the cold

[@ukwhitewitch]

What a nasty, pompous and arrogant person. He won't ever understand how to be pleasant and civil and that changing his attitude would get better reactions from people.

[@bankaiiibankaaa4573]

Big belly is so unnecessary aggressive and this distance closing is so intimate like he wanted a kiss all the time, disgusting.

[@DJEMEDIA]

Thats why I didn't listen to him to show that his approach doesn't work.

[@terrybunch7313]

Sergeant grew a pair when his backup turned up. "I got this one" Smh 🙄

[@bigdaddigaming]

DJE I'm sorry to tell you this but you are incorrect in your knowledge of the law, your correct it is a civil matter but once your asked to leave your supposed to leave if you don't using reasonable force they can remove you, if you become difficult or return to the site it then becomes an illegal trespass and even on land that is paid for by the public like a police station in what they regard as there private section

[@katyevans4097]

It’s just a matter of time before Curtis Arnold is arrested again!

[@tomctutor]

I would think they need a lawful injuction served on you (signed by the court) before they can hands on? Correct me if this is not the case.

[@frankgardiner5002]

Obviously they have become lazy and complacent when it comes to their own site security by leaving the main gate open

[@spandangle334]

His ego wont allow him to walk off and now the other cop is trying to put words into your mouth 🤣🤣🤣

[@anthonyo.6084]

Good work sir.

[@drofnats1962]

I want to report a Murder, can I have an appointment please. 🤣🤣🤣

[@paultyler2722]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jscooke70]

Implied right of access once rescinded you have no right of access. Reasonable force is allowed to remove someone who is trespassing. Otherwise people could just stand in your lounge going “it’s a civil matter, it’s a civil matter”

[@resist.]

Great work!

[@Te-rt7bq]

I’ve noticed something about British policing - no one is really in charge, there’s absolutely no rank despite the stripes and pips one may have -- even a private interjects questioning members of the public totally disregarding rank. No wonder no one respects the police anymore, the training is a total failure.

[@reb0118]

All police officers are constables regardless of rank.

[@jaywolf7917]

Brilliant love your videos and your approach!

[@Adam-ge8iq]

Nothing owned by the government can be classed as private. There may be restricted areas but if it’s paid for by the public… it’s not private.

[@Pixie.Little]

Adam that's what I thought too. If we pay for it then we have a right to walk onto it. There are no restrictions posted. They can't really post them I think because that would be denying the human rights act. It's not a criminal offence as Curtis points out to walk where he was, but there is a civil law of trespassing, only it wouldn't stand up in court, because they are not displaying trespassers will be prosecuted, because they can't prosecute them, and they're not within their rights to display a sign with that information either.Civil trespass is none of their business!! The gate itself is a deterrent but not a NO Through Access. That would contradict the information on the ground. Visitors and Staff. There is no code book on display stating that all visitors have to get passes and or permissions to be on that ground. I mean all that land around the station, and to the left as they are walking to the junction is a bench and picnic area, which is a great place to observe comings and goings, they can't restrict that either if someone wanted to sit observing. These coppers whether in uniform or Civvies think they know more about the law than us, but they just use silly points which aren't accurate to try and establish their authority and fool us...All because they are "The Law"!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮 They are mostly very embarrassing folk. I wouldn't do their job for a million quid. And they get paid good money to loiter about and also picking on one man... Team work meaning has changed. That's what it was meant to be in a group, now it's gang up and bully team.... He's a bit of a sod though is Curtis, he makes me smile with his consistent determination. You gotta love a guy for that 🤗👌💐

[@norabradley9108]

​@@Pixie.Little There is a blue sign on the South Gate wall that says, "Identification must be worn on this site at all times". I suppose you could identify as anything these days.

[@auditnerd8767]

That's nonnsence.....you been watching auditors and believing their fairytales. Police property is private property, check it if you don't believe it.

[@NickLea]

@@norabradley9108 You are totally mistaken. It's owned or leased by the police force and is private property. You may be getting things mixed up with the USA but here in the UK things are very different.

[@Adam-ge8iq]

@@NickLea ‘owned or leased’ by the police means it’s paid for by the public.

[@judithmatthews8460]

Why the police are hated. That man was unkempt, rude and ignorant. He was a bully. They leapt to assumptions and showed hostility and antagonism without cause. Not everyone who films is there to “get a reaction”. Just like every cop isn’t Wayne Cozens.🤷‍♀The sergeant knew there was no signage, they hadn’t bothered with the gates for ease for them of access, in fact just laziness. But he chose belligerence and lies. Is that the level of their skills? No wonder the crime rate is so high. A simple polite explanation and request to leave may have given them a better reaction.

[@A2Z1Two3]

Maybe not every cop is a WC, ( but I would have a good look at the bully boy , he has the kind of ego and arrogance that we can do without in the police force .

[@MELLYBOY58]

Theyll do anything if they think they can get away with it ! Wearing kids sized shirts is a give away ✌️✌️🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@TheGwentAuditorTGA]

Does that guy work for the NCA?, geez I thought they had a base in there, now that’s confirmed. Avon & Somerset Police though, I’ve had some tyrants threaten me from that force before, so doesn’t surprise me

[@johnavery15]

The uniformed officers really helped resolve the problem.

[@Error_404_Not_Found_timed_out_]

😂😂😂

[@Mark-wx1ho]

Lol.

[@Hammertime054]

What , the statues🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

[@Darcie6]

They are sheep’s

[@SirD83]

Once you have been informed that it’s private property and you have been asked to leave you must. If you fail then reasonable force can be used to remove you, or as you say “hands on”.

[@Darcie6]

Free country

[@Planetugm]

Receptionist sounding like she's the Queen. Subscribed! Your auditing style is seriously good!

[@scottybottybanana]

The polish queen ?

[@darrencorpe3266]

Epic !!! the build up, the luck of the gate & the ending.brilliant & awesome.. 👏👏👏

[@BlackBeltBarista99]

What is a 'luck of the gate'?

[@D4Z35]

"Makes no difference at all" There's literally a footpath that walks right into the area 🤣🤣

[@explodedsalmon]

Look at the absolute state of this mess, how he leaves the house every morning like that is insane.

[@LEERILEY33]

You're so cheeky, I like your style 👌

[@jt_uk_]

"You're going to have to leave the site" 2 secs later - "stop walking away from me" 😂

[@carlhenshaw7901]

how did the fat one pass the fitness test standards are slipping

[@reccerat4446]

No he'll shortly be on maternity leave after the birth. Men can be pregnant, allegedly.

[@tia-q3]

​@@reccerat4446 🤣🤣🤣

[@fredbear-sf9st]

Since when did police property become private? All government property is public as the public pay for it. The only place the the public can’t access is to those areas marked as restricted.

[@anfg7376]

you believe you have carte blanche access to all government buildings?...Unless a sign tells you otherwise rather than an individual?

[@sjleo799]

I don't want to walk on the grass 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ruckusr]

You guys are so different in the way you get mad and frustrated vs Americans....it's like a mix of mad and polite and not one or the other....great content either way

[@Conflictofinterest902]

None of them are actually angry, they’re trying their hardest to outdo each other with words. They’re articulate and that’s how they can run these channels. If you went out in the street and recorded the usual interactions of people in everyday arguments you’d see more of the behaviour that you recognise in America, ie swearing, pushing, aggression and fighting etc

[@emilzaman9462]

IMAGINE IF SOMEONE WENT THERE EVERYDAY AND THEY HAD TO CONTROL THE BARRIERS EVERYDAY 😂😂😂 There would be alot of traffic on that roundabout! 🎉

[@mediamaker]

Actually, as it says there at the entrance in the shot at 31:55 "Visitors by Appointment only", that clearly says that you cannot enter unless you have an appointment.

[@JonCookeBridge]

Civil matter: 5 officers x 30mins x £40/hour: £100 seem reasonable?

[@S.Trades]

£40/hr for doing what exactly?

[@bryanholden1558]

Well done DJE

[@doreenmurray5882]

Keep up ur good work ❤

[@GeorgeCockburn-gw4wp]

Police must remember in England we don't have to carry ID .A passport we use to go abroad a driving licence we use to drive. In England there's such thing as carring a ID card

[@petertaylor9384]

You are wrong. The police can put hands on you under common law to remove you from from police property if its deemed restricted once they have verbally removed your implied right of access and you refuse to move.

[@jeannettetindall-qj8wr]

I just love this guy he has got some nerve, that's what makes he's videos so good 😂

[@sambishop9567]

18:24 Sargent scruffy needs to have a shower and shave 😂😂😂

[@RobertStubbs-zk2ml]

He plays good man bad man does it in the hotels as well.

[@paulduffey6455]

Imagine this lad walks into a local pub and behaves like this.😂😂😂

[@theillestdrummer7822]

the end was classic

[@andrewbush3744]

They don't like being filmed what are they hiding tyrants in my opinion and we pay council tax for this service

[@davidbailey4544]

"WHY oh WHY" is the "TAX PAYER" paying for all this luxury ? All this is coming from the Public taxes, why do the police need all this because this is "Not" policing , how to waste the tax payers money 😡🤬

[@davidbailey4544]

Don't they (The Police) like to protect there open space and keep us the public out the question is "Why" 🤔🤬

[@simonleeofficial]

Does look like quite an expensive building. Not cheap to heat etc

[@DarkFuture24]

Not like it matters to you David you layabout, nothing comes out of your universal credit mate calm down

[@FugitiveRazor]

Cheif constable hid in his kennel while he sent out his guard dogs and pups.

[@reggiefromnz6088]

Walks in. Has a look around. Even stops and chats to the comms lady. 🤣 Not really your fault mate. What it points out is their lackadaisical attitude towards security. Do better Mr. Plod. I also want to say, the clean shaven cop was very cordial and professional. Top marks to him

[@specialuset8022]

The sign to the left outside of the headquarters does say “visitors by appointment only”. So you were on the site when you weren’t meant to be. Look harder for signs next time before walking in.

[@elizabethsavage9108]

I do worry for you Dan Your so so brave 😊

[@reccerat4446]

Hahahahah the ending is epic, cars everywhere!

[@nedleyolpal]

No barrier for public, blimey security’s tight.

[@AndyPandy007]

What an embarrassment to the force the plain clothes was and the others knew it.

[@gibboj]

nice vid , keep up the good work . let`s get all the team out there

[@daipigeon7561]

A drone needed over thos site

[@My-Edit786]

They haven't got resources to respond to serious crime like buglery and assault however in these audits you see 5 6 and more constable just wasting resources for legal activities,this needs to stop and addressd!!!

[@johnlindsay2415]

That last guys accent was so cool 👌

[@williamkeith8740]

Good grief - these police are as thick as short planks - how many times do you have to tell them what you're doing & tell them to stop moving towards you. Don't ever lower your self to their level of intelligence - also how bloody scruffy that Mason bloke is - needs a kick up the @#ss by his bosses. Their attitude towards members of the public is absolutely disgraceful. Hope their senior officers take them to account as they need to pull their heads in. They must have something to hide if they are that paranoid about a camera. This could have been a really nice interaction if one of them had said - no worries - there are the police cars.

[@jimboyturd]

These videos are great at showing how the police react to a legal activity. I can't understand why they don't add a few signs saying "No Entry" - would be so simple.

[@totolondon]

Good job boss ! Your videos interesting looking forward

[@davewilliams3654]

Wdym boss? Do you work for him? What's his real job?

[@tia-q3]

​@davewilliams3654 Are you not from the U.K then? The term "Boss" is commonly used to refer to one guy to another. Not every guy says bruh/ bruv or bro etc

[@tonylynch8092]

Spud Belly

[@tia-q3]

😂😂😂

[@arronbutler3290]

Tbf its blocked on public footpath. And he told you and multiple officers told you it is private. Doesnt matter if theres signage or not its common sense

[@ingridvalentova5716]

Gosh you are very rude men.. the police officers were absolutely fine with you and very polite and patient....you just do it to wind them up..do an audit in China and see what would happened

[@woody816]

You blocked me comments on your shorts. Pretty ironic that you can't take criticism but post videos of people you criticizing people. Ironic

[@katyevans4097]

WELL SAID

[@leathleyg5995]

I can see your comment so he can't have blocked you..Curtis may have deleted a single comment or it could have been the voracious yootoob algorithms. Auditors in general "sanitize" their comments sections. They're not very keen on taking advice when they're wrong, they seem to view it as criticism.

[@judieg.7945]

Do these police not know for whom they work? Right ready to accost and inflict their agenda.