West Mercia Police The Force That Keeps On Giving

[@badgermcspoon11]

Our teacher played this at school to twenty of us explaining just how little about the law police know. We went through the sections and had to guess how much compensation the bad officers would cost the tax payer. There was an apology from their boss the next day but it hit home to us in class that the police don’t follow rules and don’t actually understand a lot of their powers. We later looked at how little resource is place on actual crimes and how much on petty fines and bits of rubbish. The teacher was an ex cop and he said cops like this is the norm.

[@DG-yb4wc]

That's a real life teacher. More of these are needed across the board

[@badgermcspoon11]

@@DG-yb4wc the whole school watched this when it came out. The form tutor went through the legislation and then we watch the apology. It’s was a life lesson most of us thought the police knew what they were doing but now everyone just keeps as far away from them as possible. Just for our safety.

[@mcirelandosharma7411]

If you're really a school student then you have a very impressive mature outlook 👏👏👏. Correct about the resources being used on petty infringements and not real crime. Have you ever considered that maybe this is not an accident, but the true purpose of the police? To incriminate and therefore restrict as many peoples lives as possible? With all the technology and surveillance laws the police now have access to, they could eradicate all crime if they wanted to. But they don't? Could it be be, because if all crime was eradicated, the police would invalidate their own existence, and it would no longer be justified to use all the surveillance and tech to spy on the entire public?

[@kingfishercobra5497]

Front bottoms don't help 😅😅😅

[@novabuachannott4091]

They should be mad to pay out of their own pocket

[@JB_inks]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse UNLESS you're a police officer, it seems. What an absolute embarassment.

[@Thyhorrorchannel]

Domestic Police Terrorists doing a Job. or Honorable Peace Officers upholding an oath. What do you FEEL we have here in the video ?

[@elainebaker7499]

Enjoy AB well deserved ❤

[@gteaz]

The only people that don't follow the law is criminals and the police.

[@smason5126]

The thick blue line

[@tonydelaney]

Time for consequences and accountability

[@AllenMorris3]

"Do you think I'm a terrorist?", "No." "What are you arresting me for?" "For being a terrorist." Only the police could make these statements with a straight face.

[@gelbsucht947]

They have no sense of irony.

[@mcirelandosharma7411]

They just need to win and it doesn't matter if it doesn't make sense

[@tonypate9174]

AUDITING The new age Train spotting for mans that sound like this one ....nice

[@mcirelandosharma7411]

@@tonypate9174 BOOTLICKING the new age religion where the submissive peasants worship the uniformed police as their God. These same peasants disavow their fellow humans who do not subscribe to their religion and pray that their police deity will strike down these heretics with their ungodly weapons.

[@1111ismynumber]

Using the 'act' to get an arrest out if it. All to get details or arrest. They are an absolute disgrace

[@1chiefg]

She admitted to abusing the terrorist act because you refused to give your name. She very clearly stated that she did not think you are a terrorist, but was using the terrorist act in order to arrest you to get your details. She should be fired.

[@chrishartley1210]

And in doing that she committed an offence under Section 26 of The Courts and Criminal Justice Act 2015. Punishable by up to 14 years imprisonment or a fine or both.

[@SmartfoolGB]

Police are licensed to do as they please

[@graysonchristie7687]

It's a hatred of the law and contempt for citizens that causes this behavior.

[@alanbelcher5822]

We're any of the officers prosecuted as a result of this? Keep up the good work.

[@SmartfoolGB]

@@alanbelcher5822 lol. Yeh right. 😂

[@aiboDad]

It irritates me NO END that the insincere apology says you were detained. You were ARRESTED! Do they not know the difference????? Once again they trivialize their illegal actions and therefore show NO desire to improve.

[@mrr9395]

That's right they never tell the whole truth he was detained and arrested unlawfully

[@chrisbevis7725]

They don't care - they think they can do what they like. There is zero leadership at this station and not a single cop or the custody sergeant had a clue what they were doing or an ounce of knowledge on the law! It is a national scandal and we are footing th bill for these vile, violent thugs!

[@wr9234]

This makes me sick to my stomach, imagine the amount of peoples rights they have abused before being exposed on here

[@petelovesbevsills]

The mind boggles and it's probably well into the THOUSANDS!

[@AbzScotland]

@wr9234 Exactly, and it is usually the weakest in society.

[@shroompicn-shrooman]

​@@AbzScotlandthey love punching down to the less fortunate.. they wouldn't dare pull this on people who have money.. to worried about being sued ..

[@smashyrashy]

Now imagine all police forces around the world. Everyone needs to record all encounters with the police

[@AbzScotland]

@@shroompicn-shrooman Truth.

[@billzebub2000]

I can't get over the fact that they constantly use laws they don't have a clue about. If the court's awards came out of the police officer's own pocket, this type of tyranny would stop. Keep up the good work, AB.

[@alext2933]

Well said.

[@stuartwalker16]

I agree 👍

[@tommynoblethecouncilofheav4657]

Police constable's can be personally sued ....

[@mcirelandosharma7411]

These out of court settlements are purely a way of preventing the law being changed so this police behaviour can continue unabated.

[@delorusclaiborne3274]

​@@mcirelandosharma7411well said

[@Azriel2k3]

Listening to the female officer lie to try and justify her stupidity is crazy. She has no idea what's going on.

[@AbzScotland]

The custody sergeant should have declined to have AB further abused and caged, otherwise it is policing by the dumbest and lowest of the low. SMH. ACAC

[@mcirelandosharma7411]

​@@AbzScotlandwhy would they help a member of the public? They all act in unison to convict as many people as possible. People with arrest records and/or criminal convictions are much easier to control because in the publics eyes they must be bad if the system has prosecuted so the other members of the public will quite happily overlook any mistreatment of those individuals.

[@edpaterson3529]

She should've been sacked on the spot. I wouldn't wipe my arse with her hair.

[@AbzScotland]

@@mcirelandosharma7411 What you say is correct but there is a video posted by News Now Yorkshire - "You're Under Arrest" where an Auditor was arrested but the custody sergeant refused to detain him in a cell.

[@heathwilliams8830]

PC Karen

[@Magpies2022]

Every single one of them who spoke in this video including the custody sergeant knew that the dc Bills was in the wrong but not had the guts or integrity to correct her and de arrest you. They failed big time and this shows the whole force is rotten from the top to the bottom. When will these officers be held accountable for their actions. It’s embarrassing and disgrace.

[@Teresa1981_]

“The next step is simply to arrest you..” How many times does she need to repeat that!? Rolls off the tongue. What a tyrant. I hope you’re embarrassed by this Joanne. I’m embarrassed for you.

[@alanfizzypop9607]

SHE HAS NO DOUPT HAD A LOT OF TRUNGEONS ROLLING OFF HER TONGUE

[@MRRTV133]

This female officer is a fool she even admit she doesn't even fully know section 43 of the terroism act

[@colinpryor4290]

14:28 - "He's been arrested for refusing to give his name and address". This ignorant statement and the scenario behind it should see this Quota Hire of a DCI busted back to Constable at the very least. If she is reading these comments I doubt very much if she even knows what she did wrong.

[@tatsnneeps341]

She should of definitely been swallowed 😂😂

[@warrenjs]

She was hoping her threat of arrest would get him to give in, absolute corruption

[@tu9ue]

Thanks to AB the public can see what bullies we have walking our streets with the warrant card, abusing members of the public, for their own insecurities and inflated egos, this police woman represents the low grade of individuals which has infested the force.

[@AbzScotland]

@Karl-tu4ue They were very low IQ - no wonder proper crimes are rarely solved. Seeing this display supports AI development, sad to say.

[@Miller4866]

Excellent comment 👏

[@gruffrossi5420]

this waz a undercover oink so spouse to be above the other oinks im in caediff been 2 deaths they pick on muslim community the oinks got wores than bad

[@cwaigio]

I'm sorry to see you had to put up with that but well done, AB. The corruption and incompetence in British law enforcement runs deep and you are doing a fine job making sure everyone sees it!

[@EVG_Channel]

@15:45 "What offence do we suspect him of?", Reply: "I detained him under the terrorism act because I didn't know what the gentleman was doing"

[@lozziel9662]

clearly an offence which exists in the minds of constables who are ill-suited to police work

[@Wetglab]

And then she says she doesn’t know the act he’s talking about!

[@Richarddeakindorset]

They must be in fear when they step outside not knowing what everyone is doing going about their private business

[@chrisbevis7725]

She already said on camera it was because she wanted to ID him. Not a brain cell floating anywhere near her brain imo! If she was on a TV show pitting herself against the public knowledge of the law I bet even my 5 year old granddaughter would know more. How the superintendent can display confidence in a single person in that police station is beyond me. She should be fired along with all the police involved in this case.

[@agargul]

All the officers knew DC Bills was wrong, but not a single one had the decency and integrity to correct her. It’s a systematic problem. The force is rotten inside out.

[@jessicarabbit1138]

Just like Germany 1941.

[@rory_russell]

Agreed

[@Siwahib]

Correct, we need a complete reformation of the force.

[@s4truth456]

Years ago i got compensation against mercia police, the case against them was classed as a kidnapping and i got compensation, but they still won't leave me alone. Ps i have more evidence against them, but corruption in Britain is epidemic with lots of corporations".

[@gwyneth7812]

power trips from senior ranks and yes, failure in integrity by others to correct her.

[@scotttchviski6706]

So, the DC wasn't aware she could not arrest him under the Terrorism Act, the PC was also ignorant of this fact and the custody sergeant made it a hat trick of ignorance. Well done, to all involved, on your monumental display of incompetence.

[@bodysuitguy]

And she lied to the custody sergeant

[@martynanstis1620]

Hope they don’t want a pay rise for the next few years

[@duncansteward4331]

it appears this is the standard of Police today; all ego and no service to the public.

[@waynehiggins7950]

​@@duncansteward4331the police haven't served the public for many many years. They hold nothing but contempt for anyone who questions their authority. As if we the people do not have a right to do that.

[@captainhowdy9845]

Whilst it's not the job of the custody sergeant to correct the arresting officer, he should have made more of a point of identifying under what circumstances the arrest was made. Simply saying 'The Terrorism Act' is as meaningless as saying 'under the policing law'. The custody sergeant isn't there to vet whether arrests are legit, he's there to run the custody suite, but the custody sergeant is always the bloke you ask if you don't know what the law is. That he never asked what section of the Terrorism Act is lazy at best. That she said she didn't know and the custody sergeant just sort of metaphorically shrugged and went 'well....whatever...' shows that the incompetence runs right through the whole of that nick.

[@Rid-iculo-us]

These "police" need to be removed. Charged and tried. It's unacceptable that law enforcement doesn't know the law and enforces bruised egos instead.

[@chrisbevis7725]

It is treason imo. 800,000 British Service Personnel died in WWII alone fighting for our rights and freedom and we end up with this. No matter what happens they will not get my children for their fodder in any other war.

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

Well done AB ! The compensation should have come out of their salaries.

[@lozziel9662]

until it does, they will persist in abusing the public

[@adrianridgway4333]

Holy moly, a bodycam that actually turned out to have been WORKING after you requested the footage

[@chronographer]

Such a rarity. I swear the body cams 'malfunction' more often then the footage actually turns up.

[@susanashcroft2674]

She arrests AB under The 'Terrorism Act' yet carries his bag to the police station which for all she knew as no one had searched it at that point could have contained something potentially dangerous inside.

[@idunnobruxx2074]

I agree, but in reality they kidnapped AB from the street like they are the soviet union KGB, just because he wouldn't be obsequious and acquiesce to their demands, their powers are titular to a British Citizen until a crime have been committed and that's what they don't like, Having a Free Society instead of a police state where they control you.

[@richardjackson4855]

And he asks her at that point "so do you really suspect me of being a terrorist", and she says No. We need your details ! Glad AB and his family had a great holiday on these corrupt idiots.

[@davecarter2508]

They did that because they never suspected him of being a terrorist, they just abused the act to try and bully him. Hence the apology when they were caught at it.

[@susanashcroft2674]

@@davecarter2508 That's right, it's the irony and as you say abuse of the act I wanted to raise in this comment and by carrying his rucksack just highlights not only IMO her abuse of This Act which she didn't appear to know what section she was using to arrest AB,the bullying/control aspect but the stupidity of carrying the bag of someone she has 'suspicions' of being a terrorist. All the best

[@1chiefg]

Of course she knew he wasn't a terrorist. Clear as day abuse of power and those police have no business serving us. They should all be fired.

[@geoffashden2]

The sheer scale of incompitence demonstrated by all officers involved, particularly the custody Sergeant is truly astonishing! I would like to think that these officers were disciplined but I doubt it. You more than deserved the compensation and I hope you enjoyed your holiday.

[@chrisbevis7725]

Disciplined - they should be fired and charged with TREASON!

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

I would LOVE if once, just ONCE, the Custody Sergeant said; hold on a minute, that’s not a crime!!!

[@slipstreamjc]

I thought that's what would happen tbh. Shame it didn't.

[@Davetouring]

That’s EXACTLY what I thought. The sergeant was digging, I think he was wondering what crime has actually been committed.

[@usualsuspect3071]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse, they should all be sacked....

[@alectrisitee1264]

Officers like this are making a gap between the public and the police force! Keep up the good work AB!

[@MrPrendo62]

Thank god we've got ab to expose these tyrants

[@MrTripcore]

Officers? Hahaha laaaame they're TERRORISTS

[@gooderish]

All cops are like this. The bad ones start the incidents. And the so called good ones remain silent and back up the bad ones. They're all essentially rotten to the core.

[@natalievu4399]

On top of it, they are wasting valuable time & tax money. They spend all this time, resources & manpower for a lW abiding citizen with a camera, in public. This should be punished or at least be marked in their personal file as a big fat fail.

[@DofTF]

Under the policing law? She hasn't got a clue!

[@cjabaz]

The custody sergeant seemed to realise this was an ulawful arrest and could have stopped all the nonsense by ordering the de-arrest. But sadly, he perpetuated the unlawfulness and sent you to the cells instead! 😮

[@JohnWILLIAMS-dy9qm]

Sergeant needs sacking too. Total corruption within that force.

[@chapman9230]

Thats what I thought. That sargeant has not got the required quality of an air of separation from the constables. A failure of leadership.

[@ShitStainedBallSack]

That sarge absolutely knew it was an unlawful arrest. But still went along with it

[@lint8391]

The whole lot of them should be sacked and face criminal prosecution for this. AB would have been within his rights to bring a private criminal prosecution against them, as per Crimebodge. The evidence is all there on this video and AB's previous one.

[@MRRTV133]

AB should have complained to the IOPC

[@alext2933]

It is sad when the senior officer is this ignorant of the law and our rights. If only they protected us like they do THEMSELVES AND PRIVATE BUSINESSES.

[@temparalflux914]

In all these videos CID seem to be the most ignorant of any Laws they try/do enforce.

[@alext2933]

The ignorance of the law has to be intentional. Easier to follow orders then.

[@gurglejug627]

Protect private businesses? That they certainly don't! When drunk yobbos tried to pull an employee from a very high ladder, blatantly putting his life at risk, the attempt at manslaughter (murder?) clearly made, I was transferred from department to department, no one bothered even to turn up after 40 minutes of waiting, though my lad got safely down (thankfully, and by luck). Name and shame Kent Police for that one, though I have seen worse around England, many a time... the UK police are a national disgrace and the lower courts are no better.

[@davidlacey7982]

Seems only BIG business counts to police things.@@gurglejug627

[@dd7521]

​@@temparalflux914I went to school with a lad who was as thick as pig shit, he went on to become CID.......

[@paulotheman8734]

14:29 all you need to know from this video "he's been arrested for refusing to give his name and address"

[@28johann1]

Quite. If there's one thing they really don't like it's this.

[@chronographer]

The long pause, then... 'so... Why does he need to?'

[@TigerTiger-dh2vr]

DC Bills should be sacked for her blatant abuse of power, nothing less. What a horrible nasty little nobody. The rest of her corrupt colleagues should at the very least be on a final warning. Well done AB, I hope you and AB junior enjoyed your well deserved holiday.

[@kenlapham]

The fact that they can get away with this tyrannical behavior cries out for refinement of the ridiculous, all inclusive "Terrorism act", which at this point gives them the right to use it for any stupid reason they choose. (suspicious, suspicious, suspicious, what BS!)

[@ysgol3]

Hi, the Terrorism Act was tightened up substantially a few years ago by Parliament because of misuse of it by the police - but of course if stupid tyrants jackboot all over it what on earth can decent people do?

[@Johnsmith-ko9yj]

Amazing how quickly the police act when they feel feel alarm or destressed or misgendered. Such as a shame the don't act so quickly when it comes to the general public.

[@Thyhorrorchannel]

If you were subject to Military oath and Citizens civic duty when dealing with filthy Cop terrorists. You'd fear the camera that proves the suspicion.

[@davidlacey7982]

Imho best gender for a cop is police thing.

[@2icelollys1goat]

distressed* you mean

[@denesmiko5431]

The most most amazing thing is he spends 5 hours in jail so we can watch this video on KZbin. What a legend this guy is .

[@robwood8331]

Jewtube

[@michaeloconnor9465]

The compensation the police have to pay him is worth the 5 hours in police custody.

[@stevegriffiths1390]

Thanks. Most folks can't risk the criminal record attempting to expose police incompetence. Thanks for what you're doing.

[@AuditingBritain]

Thank you Steve

[@anthonyanthony6605]

They only apologised for their 'mistake' because they got caught making it.. Rest assured countless other 'mistakes' are made daily and individuals who perhaps don't have KZbin channels, are having their legal rights to do lawful activities removed without any 'apology' or acknowledgement. Keep fighting the good fight AB. Holiday well deserved :)

[@ardamsterdam]

The thing I do not understand is, the Desk Sergeant has the power to either approve the arrest (after hearing the arresting officer) or to de-arrest (i.e. for lack of grounds). So it baffles me after hearing Insp. Bills explain that AB was filming on the pavement (= legal), filming cars (= legal), filming the station (= legal) and since no offence was committed AB did NOT have to identify (not even under S43) the desk sgt did not stop this. Must be a thin blue line thing.

[@patthewoodboy]

thats what I was thinking , so it appears they are incompetent from top to bottom , shit rolls down hill

[@reactionary]

dont forget that PC who walked in later that knew AB from a previous encounter. All allowed the arrest in order not to hurt the arresting officers feelings.

[@26TM034]

Yes the desk Sargent should know the law...should have stopped it at the station..bollocked that woman and made her apologise to you...she is ignorant and the d,s, is weak..

[@bpc610]

Desk sgt incompetent and embarrassment to desk sgt everywhere. They're to stop the idiocy from dummies on the street. I'm in the US and even I know you don't have to identify under 43. Make up some antisocial bullshit if you want to ID, officers.

[@anthonywalsh2520]

Gangs stick up for each other and don’t snitch.

[@Busterpoo1964]

Police should have Public Liability Insurance to pay for these claims. I am sick of paying for it out of my taxes.

[@baconoverflow4384]

But, uhh, you'd pay for the insurance itself out of your taxes, too.

[@Paul-yc5dc]

You have every legal and lawful right to resist arrest, kidnapping and assault upto and including killing.

[@harvinderrishiraj888]

"should" They do

[@asensibleyoungman2978]

@@baconoverflow4384 The public liability tax should be deducted from their wage every month.

[@mikef3324]

As is said above, they already do and we (tax payers) pay for that too. But this amount would be below the excess so it would be paid out of their budget. Either way, we the public pay for their incompetent

[@wayneguest9151]

Well done AB, a Well deserved holiday, you absolutely smashed it once again congratulations 👍👍

[@HarryNicNicholas]

proving beyond doubt that even a lunatic can become a policethingy. this woman has to be the most insecure person on the force. and her buddy was just as bad, standing there letting madame break the actual law.

[@StonedSc00by]

Mate they bloody film are cars about 200 times a day with the ANPR cameras.... The same common law that allows them to film, allows us to film also.... She needs her rank to be stripped and put on phone duty

[@mcfcmanc]

She’ll get a big fat pension as well

[@bodysuitguy]

You weren't listening, he was clearly breaking the policing laws.

[@spectrumisgreen7252]

@@StonedSc00by That utterly repugnant woman isn't fit to be on toilet cleaning duty ...... and her knowledge of the law can be written on the an atom!!!

[@KC-ll4tw]

Her girlfriend is going to be very disappointed

[@stvbee7479]

Well done AB. It's a shame that DC Bills, nor any of the other officers who took part in this will ever be held accountable!!!!!

[@nitram157]

Yes she was probably promoted, that’s what usually happens !!!🐷🐖🐷🐖🐷🐖🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@jimbob356]

But the fuktard still has to walk through the nick with the other fuktards sniggering and wispering Police Law behind its back. DC Slack Alice will take yesrs to recover from this......with a bif of luck.

[@69mosshead]

They do get a bollocking, I know a copper ( an actual decent one with brain cells) that works in one of the nick of one his more infamous searches, she got one hell of a bollocking, not enough I grant you.

[@alliedatheistalliance6776]

They will by the public I hope. If you ever see her, be sure to ask if she's stopped abusing the terrorist act.

[@thecontextchannel6577]

AB your by far the best auditor in the UK, thanks for your service 💯🙏

[@AuditingBritain]

Thank you

[@pggp273]

I hope you enjoyed your holiday AB and that this video pushes you over 250,000 subscribers. You deserve all the success for exposing Tyrants 👍

[@chrisbevis7725]

His payout was no where near enough!

[@newsbender]

4:20 "Under the policing law" - never gets old that one!

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

Judge Dread rule of law.

[@Micko842]

If there's one thing the police know very little about it's the law particularly human rights. 😂

[@kurtjakes]

Great video, love seeing these follow up videos. How embarrassing for the police woman who abused your rights because she was clueless

[@manavestnation]

If you need to see the doctor, just record outside a police station and refuse details, you get to see a medical advisor. Takes less time than the phone call for an appointment.

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

That is awesome

[@daveatkin7557]

Love the fact you got a holiday with your boy out of that money! Also buying the kids a ball was classy. Keep up the good work!

[@fireskycam9889]

Arrested for failure to ID under Section 43? WOW. I’m in Australia and even I know that section 43 doesn’t require a person to identify themselves

[@ryanwilson368]

She is a proper tyrant. Abusing her ‘ powers’ that section dosent even require details

[@Muzhskoy]

You were so nice with them at the very start, communicated clearly, and you can see that this made the officers go on a major power trip, she couldn't even tell which law and section you were detained/arrested under!

[@douglipscomb3002]

She said it was "the policing law".....ha ha ha!

[@WinstonSmith685]

God only knows how that sad sack of a woman (DC Joanne Bills #926) got promoted to DC. With her people skills and knowledge of the law she'd be more suited to making the tea in the staff canteen.

[@bobmirdiff2043]

@@douglipscomb3002 Filming in the Back Yard Reform Act 2022!

[@SpitfireCallum]

Imaginary laws are the ones we need to look for. That’s where the money is.

[@TheThejatsman]

section 33.... says it all lol Well done AB, your kindness and inspirational philanthropy is well documented, if anyone deserves a holiday it's you, and your family,. You are a justice warrior.

[@BrettTheNosePicker]

A sad day for democracy. The police should be ashamed of themselves

[@ThisIsJamesL]

You appear to believe we live in a democratic society

[@moby1388]

The compensation was okay, but the icing on the cake would have been better if all those police officers involved were fired.

[@julianchamberlain5399]

Well done AB. Holding them to account for going beyond the legislation and infringing on our rights.

[@WinstonTLW]

Remember this video well; thank you for the update brother - keep up the good work. My word the way DC Bills uses language to describe the alleged offence making it sound as if you were doing something wrong. I’m glad you got an apology and I’m glad they were embarrassed by what happened.

[@mhopwood1]

Thank you for bringing evidence of incompetence and abusive behaviour in what must be a corrupt and negligent organisation.

[@graysonchristie7687]

When she said "switch that off", referring to the camera, she made it clear that her only intent was to break the law or violate policy.

[@Irish_qatari]

Pharaohs 🩸 line rules over us look at the dollar 💵 pyramid’s were to preserve DNA 🧬 for there scientists 🧑‍🔬 before they were called priesthood

[@ysgol3]

Completely thick, very possibly (and this I accept is a very generous view!) they are SO thick that they don't realise they're also being outrageously and vilely corrupt. They are 100% the enemies of decency and of decent people - sickening, tyrannical creatures. I'm so proud of you and your marvellous, so valuable work AB, and your son is delightful. Thanks again and very best wishes from South Wales - not that far from Swansea Police Stayshon.

[@Shifytee123]

💯 Exactly my thoughts. They speak to the Sargent with pride at the arrest 🙈

[@creekyknee]

Well said. I'm glad that I'm not the only one who could see that, it was so glaringly obvious that they are... well stupid. She (and her colleagues) came across as being a long way from bright. The very fact that she didn't think it necessary to quote the section which she was using to detain you but instead muttered some rubbish about the "policing law". And, if the other guy had two brain cells to rub together he would have interjected at that point and clarified which law/section she was detaining you under. "The police law"..... This is like something that the thickest lad in the class would answer on the first day of Police School, you know the guy, the chap that would go to the toilet and get lost on his way back. Its easy to laugh at their obvious low levels of IQ but you are right, this isn't good enough and does indeed lead to them believing that they are not stupid which results in corruption, tyranny and abuses of powers. What's the bet that these Wally's are still in the Police force.

[@GlassTarantulah]

AB gave a great speech dropping facts of legality and his rights etc and she replies ''We'll just arrest yaa!'' Lol.

[@chrisbevis7725]

She needs to be arrested for treason imo!

[@MS-eo6mn]

Thanks for the long awaited update AB and hope you had a lovely holiday. I must say I am shocked at the payout for what they did to you, the contempt they showed you was disgusting. They all conspired and perverted the course of justice by lying to lock you up for 5 hours and they simply get away with it and give you a pathetic payout. No doubt all the Officers involved in this have now been promoted. I do hope that these savages we call the Police are reading these comments and understand the public do not support or respect you. More shocking in all of this was the custody Sergeant he should know better.

[@WinstonSmith685]

Yeah I'm glad it wasn't just me that thought this payout was a bit on the low side considering what AB went through. By contrast, a barrister illegally arrested at a picket line in London in 2020 then dearrested four minutes later without being taken to custody got £3,000 from the Met.

[@legalactivity6977]

@@WinstonSmith685 Yes I remember that perhaps his potential loss or earnings were included in the settlement, agreed what AB received was low.

[@meridianleeward6370]

They are sorry they got caught.

[@Nickle314]

wow! I was not expecting the end.

[@Nickle314]

I would say, that anyone who wins a complaint, should insist on a similar video. After all section 3 of the police code of ethics is clear. They have no choice but to do it.

[@martin7305]

Cant believe this is the standard of British Police . Sir Robert peel the founder of the police force would hang his head in shame of how the standards are now . R.i.P Bobby 😢

[@jamesbaxendale1470]

I'm lost for words ... congratulations AB for exposing stupidity within Kidderminster Police Station.

[@davidwilliams5124]

Thankyou AB you show great patience and resilience in the pursuit of our freedoms and rights ,we owe you a great debt

[@Mohammad-bg1xc]

This is an arbitrary arrest. It's illegal under all laws

[@jamesrawson6659]

As others have said the female officer hadn't a clue about which law. Completely clueless what an invasion of your rights AB. You did not deserve this . A Big up to you and thumbs down to the Keystone cops

[@WinstonSmith685]

Didn't you hear what she said? She clearly stated it was the infamous Policing Law. They might as well have arrested AB under the Misuse of Teaspoons Act 1978 for all the good it did them..

[@niksingh6995]

I remember the 1st video. It’s good that your teaching them how to do there jobs correctly…

[@peterhrick6789]

A absolute disgrace no wonder we the public do not have any confidence or respect in them. They’re supposed to uphold the law not their made up law.

[@Bruce4lmighty]

“Acting suspiciously” is NOT a legal ground to even ENGAGE with somebody, let alone arrest a Member of the Public under Section 43… What a disgrace those tyrants are. They need a good spanking from their mothers.

[@MetalFan10101]

Acting suspiciously is definitely grounds to engage. Grounds to detain? No.

[@Bruce4lmighty]

@@MetalFan10101 False. The requirement is ‘reasonable suspicion that a person is about to commit a crime, has committed a crime and/or intending to commit a crime’. All she needed to articulate was the specific crime she thought his ‘acting suspiciously’ indicated. This is very clear from case law precedent decisions and the Policies/Procedures/Ethical documentation available to the Public.

[@Jonno-5]

Its all about control and fear. If you dont bow down, thats when they lose face and the tyrant emerges.

[@Gilberto90]

​@@Bruce4lmightyas far as I'm aware the police have the same rights as any member of the public to ask you questions or just say "hello" but they are also required as any member of the public to stop interacting if you let them know it's unwelcome or it may be considered harassment, at least theoretically. On the other side of it you are not required to answer their questions except to identify yourself if the cop has a reasonable, articuable suspicion of having committed an offence. I'd think that any rule that the Police can interact with you only if you've committed an offence to be somewhat against the Peelian principles as it would hinder the Police's ability to obtain the consent and cooperation of the public through a friendly demeanour although I would admit that many cops nowadays consider friendliness to constitute gross misconduct.

[@MetalFan10101]

@@Bruce4lmighty How could she articulate which crime his acting suspiciously indicated if according to you, she didnt even have grounds to engage?

[@sloughton1961]

What a vile woman to have in our police force😢

[@lint8391]

Not just her. The whole gang including the desk sgt were vile. Evil criminal gang there. Bullying a private citizen, just to satisfy their personal wishes.

[@neilrichardson3986]

Sadly thousands more like her, in the gang

[@benji.B-side]

YO! AB!! Such a feel good video, in that you finally got justice and it was wonderful to see you give those kids that football. Well happy for you. Respect, peace and love.

[@Fordnan]

I didn't realise you regularly gave compensation payouts to charity. That's awesome.

[@WillBabitt]

An ego driven arrest. It makes for great footage when they cock up to this degree.

[@donniedarko4418]

Well done AB! Those officers didn’t have a clue. Under S43 they must have received information or intelligence that you are in possession of “the object” but they detained you under that section because in their eyes you acted suspiciously, so there was no object. I would send a letter to that DC thanking her for her total lack of policing knowledge regarding this act and section, and also thanking her for the £2000+ compensation.

[@krisb-travel]

@@thetruth9210 shes a woman, its was about her fragile ego at that point, honestly women have the worse egos i swear.

[@terrybaxter9280]

I was a cop in the 80s. Its possible to get things wrong. However, the person responsible for locking you up is the custody sergeant. I remember the custody sergeant had a load of books regarding the law back then. He's the one who should have pointed out to female cop that she had made a mistake. Its a learning curve for the young male cop who was lead by the DC.

[@gayninja1208]

He was there and heard her say we are arresting you under the terrorism act,and heard when asked,do you think I'm a terrorist and reply no,that was when he should have refused to arrest him, he's as insidious as the rest of them..

[@anthonykenaley]

It's policing on the cheap

[@bosmeck]

" the person responsible for locking you up is the custody sergeant" - correct. At first he was doing well and asking pointed questions to the DC but nonetheless, he fell into the trap. Myself, I don't agree with this payout, I feel it's cheap to be fair and AB should have taken this all the way to push the point. Furthermore, in AB's arsenal to push the point, he had a public apology from the superintendent who's clearly stating they, her force, were wrong. AB's quest is to audit public officials and if they're get out of line, bring attention to it however, in this case, I feel it needed to go further than a payout. The DC and the custody sergeant are senior and should know better and therefore, should be demoted or fired. An example should be made for the tax paying public to feel confident. That DC was way out of control and depth and yet, she's more than likely still in her position... scary.

[@airstripone2419]

Handcuffing a non-violent person should be treated as assault. It is assault.

[@chrisbevis7725]

Our government could care less about the people and we should repay the compliment when they want our children to go to war for them. They will NEVER get my children conscription or no conscription. They have ruined our country and our lives and one day they will want to take them.

[@Jobriz84]

This is harrowing to watch AB, if it wasn't you but someone who had no idea of their rights it doesn't bear thinking about. You deserve full grovelling apologies from every single one of them ❤

[@senianns9522]

Meanwhile on Oxford Street in London???

[@yerrrboy100]

Absolutely fantastic. That dc bill was a disgrace, bad attitude because of her position. The police should sack her with immediate effect!

[@abc33944]

Which law am I breaking constable ? Your breaking police law !!!

[@TheThreshermansson]

you earned every penny AB from the people you educate you are owed alot more i hope one day you are compensated in full with bonus for your work ....and earn a place as a pilgrims master

[@supercharged3975]

Excellent turn out AB . Clearly the arresting officer needs retraining or the sack.

[@markdavies8040]

Sacked, they total corrupt! Bet the force try to cover up they crimes.

[@colinkent8172]

Sack

[@satianable]

Agree

[@MrAnon-2024]

Those officers, and especially the female DC, we’re totally out of order. I think they need to go back to basics and learn the law!

[@JunctionWatcher]

@@yoochoooobexactly… as long as they can get their story straight by the time they’re booking you in custody they can make it all up… the most ridiculous thing in this case was they couldn’t even do that. The detective, the officers and the custody sergeant all completely incompetent.

[@markdavies8040]

Sacked, and prison time. Corrupt police!

[@Thyhorrorchannel]

Domestic Police Terrorists do not need to learn the law , or uphold any oath . Their Job is to terrorize and harass . Designate you something that has no rights allowed ti "it" and then no longer liable for any violations to your human rights you no longer have when give up by consent or by force .

[@smudger2516]

This is amazing how even the custody sergeant seems confused as to why you were arrested and then conspires to start making it up as he goes along. I'm shocked! We need to be worried as this seems to be standard behavior by the police. The statement from the Superintendent should also take a good look at her own department. I would be thoroughly embarrassed. The costs should be deducted from the Superintendent's and the arresting constables salaries, they will then think twice in the future...

[@MrTripcore]

They like to lock people up like animals because they're TERRORISTS

[@s4truth456]

My neighbours reported me to mercia police for my house door bell missing and they took this seriously ! 😡

[@rogerking2933]

Well done Ab hope they disciplined those Karen's but I won't hold my breath. Glad you had a great holiday 👍👍

[@newsnowfresno6873]

Thanks for the mini travel video from Tunisia. I always enjoy seeing other cultures…..👍✌️❤️

[@frankcarew239]

So sad that these female officers with PMS are not on desk duties instead of violating members of the public's rights.

[@geoff9759]

Bloody hell....

[@colombotv5294]

Home duty I would suggest.

[@madyottoyotto3055]

Tbf the men can be as bad most have a good understanding or a grasp that they don't and will listen and radio it in But these people's intelligence run down their mother's leg. . Proving evolution can go backwards for far too long

[@andyb7339]

Or just stay at home on the shopping channel, sows

[@chriskessell4579]

Sad little bitches had no love in their sad little power tripping lives , this is why people hate police women they are pathetic .if a 12 year says you look like my gay nan your nicked sooooooo sad soooooo pathetic emotions over truth and the law ,sack these idiots .

[@daylewestwood41]

Fantastic result and a well deserved holiday, keep exposing these unlawful acts and keep exposing these ego driven entities that think a uniform somehow gives them authority. But the most impressive act by yourself, was giving those kids a new ball to play with, top human being. 🙏

[@geoffreythomas-cs1sk]

Police INCOMPITANCE. I would take £1000 out of the pockets of each of the police involved. Then they would learn to FOLLOW THE LAW.

[@davidjames6551]

I agree, they should be made to pay themselves, have it deducted from their wages

[@topsunnn]

INCOMPETENCE*

[@chrisbevis7725]

20,000 from each - they had their dirty hands on his. look how scruffy those female cops were = to me they looked like they were rough sleepers who had not had a wash and brush up in a long time.

[@JOHNNY-zx1lc]

Such an abuse of power. These officers are a danger to society. I hope they were either reprimanded, retrained or better still sacked.

[@marydaniel3252]

I doubt it!!

[@28johann1]

As if. The mealy-mouthed apology says it all. They're just annoyed they were caught out by AB and the only thing that'll happen is that they'll take it out on the next poor sod they don't like the look of.

[@nodarkthings]

Most police at this point are just disgusting bullies. I have had all sorts of problems with them. Well done AB for playing it cool and exposing their disgraceful behaviour.

[@acidreflux2182]

Rebecca love refused to take my calls after I was arrested twice for “malicious communications”for just telling my mom I felt suicidal and needed some help. My mom complained and got me a solicitor and 4 years later it’s not in court because they delayed everything. An internal investigation took them 3 years! They are horrible people

[@tinygold772]

Sorry 😢 you didn’t deserve that - no compassion

[@tiaraireland9415]

You’re definitely deserving of a vacation on this occasion AB. You do the right thing usually in handing compensation to the homeless, but on this occasion there won’t be many who’d argue you weren’t entitled in taking time out.

[@Eat_31415]

What a great police force we have in England, i had no idea they would pay for holidays in Tunisia, i'm thinking of going to America next year, should i book it now, or pop down the local Police station with my video recorder first. 🤣 you and the boy totally deserved the Holiday A.B. 👏

[@martj1313]

Who needs laws when the pigs can just make them up on the spot.

[@VadoVoodoo]

Yep, won't ID? We have section 43 for that!

[@martj1313]

Yep, they just take your wallet and get it.@@VadoVoodoo

[@paulpietschinski3282]

Everytime AB goes out I'm sure his wife is always waiting for the call "Hi hun, I wont be home for supper I've been arrested again"

[@isyt1]

Delighted you got a payout and hopefully DC Karen got seriously disciplined. She has no business being a policewoman but at least all her family, friends and colleagues get to see how incompetent and horrible she is and hopefully other police learn from her tyrant behaviour. Brilliant mate!

[@glen7463]

I’m only 11 minutes in and I’m so mad that they have no idea what they are doing and cuffed and arrested like it’s a normal thing. Cuffs should be used when there is risk but they use them like it’s part of a arrest procedure. Disgusting behaviour and treatment, get burgled no one turns up film their car and it’s a MASSIVE CRIME

[@28johann1]

At 7:04 he says 'I always put everyone in cuffs (because) I don't know who you are.'

[@tommywright1017]

Load of bollocks they should be all sacked and made to pay compansation from thier own wages idiots we don't need police any more any way we all look after our selves these days plus independence is what we all need sod the police

[@ChocolateMilk..]

It's not their car.

[@newsnowfresno6873]

That apology didn’t even move the needle of what a sincere apology would look like. PLEASE revisit that police station to see if they really learned anything……👍✌️❤️

[@boztec7187]

I think Yardley Ski went there a few days after.

[@geekiejesus8482]

Glad you had a nice holiday sir! I am still amazed that police forces think they can just flex the rules to suit their own agenda without repercussions from mistreating the public, all because they have a camera and can't grasp a simple social experiment.

[@bossmanbossy]

Big up AB, I pray the British public wakes up out of their ignorance, mass public opinion is still on the police side making it difficult for those that know the actual law

[@emzzyjane25]

👏

[@GilbertdeClare0704]

AB, respect to you sir, you are a true gentleman. At 40:25, the look on those boys faces when you gave them a new ball, says everything about you ! You are truly an honourable and very kind man

[@1chiefg]

That kid nearly seriously injured himself after. That could have been nasty. Hopefully they have somewhere a bit safer to play football.

[@GilbertdeClare0704]

@@1chiefg Yes, there should be laws to stop children playing in bare feet ! What would !It is NOT allowed ! !" be in Arabic ? !......umm,..... غير مسموح !

[@chrislight3155]

They should absolutely apologise. The arresting officer was clearly acting out of anger and ego. The law took a backseat.

[@paulbelsey7111]

You suffered assault, kidnap, your person was violated, and your liberty was taken from you. £3,250 is total insult. 10 times that amount would still not even be close. Those clowns should all be sacked.

[@unitedbrit244]

Their huge egos are only eclipsed by their misplaced arrogance. Glad you got sorted. That apology was given through gritted teeth, I was practically in tears just picturing a police lawyer standing behind the camera with prompt boards with “ Smile now”, “ Look sincere”, “ Pretend your cat died”🤣 The Superintendent looked pissed having to issue that half hearted apology, she reminded me of Terminator 2 when young John Connor tried to teach Arnies Terminator how to smile🤣🤣

[@allenomalley4014]

Top comment mate

[@emzzyjane25]

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