When the Cops Get It Completely Wrong | Police Mistakes Compilation

[@johnrogers5825]

Those prison sentences for assault and abduction are an absolute joke.

[@colinsmith2005]

16 months for abduction that could end up as a murder……..10 years min should apply.

[@jacky5768]

would this also be the same for the police when they falsely arrest someone and put them in a cage?

[@smallbikesrool9581]

@@jacky5768 You absolute clown.

[@colinsmith2005]

@@jacky5768 and the prosecutor, and the judge, and if the warden at the prison knows he has an innocent person behind bars and doesn’t threaten to release that person if an immediate review doesn’t take place, shut the door on that fool too.

[@jays106]

seems like in all these shows in the UK the punishment is extremely light compared to the crime.

[@Worthy1234]

Get longer for a Facebook post lmao it really isn't funny systems a joke

[@mikalabaker6110]

I have seen the cops do nothing wrong? What did I miss?!! They saved that young guys life!

[@thedukeofnuts]

The wrong title on the video.

[@drizzlion]

they didnt take the phone was prob the mistake so who they phoned prob removed other evidence they could use im prob wrong but only thing i can see that was wrong no need to reply i know im prob wrong

[@stevie_772]

@@drizzlion no you're most likely correct

[@annedalton289]

The mistake in first one was thinking those 4 did somthing !!! But they were wrong because 1 was kidnapped!! 🤦‍♀️ seriously get with it !!!

[@drizzlion]

@annedalton289 so if you see a car run from police would your 1st thought be one of those those is a captive? really come on thats not a mistake you looking at it from after not before they know . so i back at you seriously get with it you see video they are live they dont know what we know lol

[@tassiegirl1991]

27 months for abduction with violence and threats of death totally ridiculous no wonder victims don’t complain. This deserved minimum 10 years for all three no parole but 20 years would be better

[@fynton1]

Diversity is our strength

[@kilroy1964]

When KZbiners get it completely wrong.

[@carolinecawley2921]

This was the best policing ever they saved that lads life

[@mokhan8146]

Looking nice Caroline

[@selseyonetwenty4631]

No they just happened to be in the right place at the right time. Had they driven past 10 minutes later the guy would be dead.

[@carolinecawley2921]

@ yes your right how lucky was that lad someone was watching over him that day

[@prometheus23c]

British police are more professional, better trained, and subject to more rigorous background checks than the ones we have in America. However, your prison sentences are way too lenient. Maybe the UK and US could do an exchange: British officers train American cops on more respectful and humane policing, and then American lawmakers and prosecutors train their British colleagues on how to secure harsher sentences for violent criminals.

[@bekabeano]

Agree with that however our sentences are more lenient as we simply do not have the capacity to house them. We are a small island. We have approx 141 prisons. America has approx 1566 state prisons, 96 federal prisons, 3116 local jails and around 18000 local police stations. Our police stations ( approx 355) have anywhere from 2 - 30 holding cells. For reference my local police station has 4 cells., our local city police station has 12 holding cells. Current prisoners in USA 1.8 million to a population of 334 million so 0.53% of population incarcerated Current prisoners in UK 87000 to a population of 67million so 0.12 % of population incarcerated We do need better sentences similar to USA however we really do lack space and means 😂 A lot of our prisons are also ancient and dilapidated no where near as high tech and new as American ones seem!

[@JayMaverick]

Here in the civilised world we also try to focus on rehabilitation rather than locking people away forever. I certainly agree that some prison sentences should be harsher. But I also think more time served isn't necessarily a more effective lesson.

[@Mercmad]

​@@JayMaverickthat's pure Marxism and an experiment in New Zealand showed that the Marxist theory of criminality will never work . That Starmer released killers and rapists out into society is yet one more idiotic Marxist mistake .

[@Mercmad]

The UK let a flood of men into the country from places which are still mediaeval in their culture . The rapegang is one of the symptoms of that . OBiden in the USA has allowed millions of the same demographic and the USA will be facing a jihad of satanic proportions .

[@gfuentes8449]

UK cops are glorified social workers. Utterly useless

[@_M-_-C_]

For a Threat To Kill, the sentence is upto 10 years, these people abducted, beaten and possibly tortured (?) that man and was about to do a lot worse, possibly end his life and they got a few month's each? people are being given bigger sentences for typing words on x and fb! no wonder criminals in the country re offend! there is no fear of punishment!

[@JayMaverick]

Would be interesting to hear the judgement. Maybe the evidence wasn't very good or maybe the dude didn't come through in the end.

[@donaldmcleod8460]

Justice system is a joke!

[@GregLemons]

@@JayMaverick They were all convicted though so clearly there was enough evidence to find them guilty, which makes the sentence laughable.

[@mountainleopard5370]

I’m guessing the victim was a drug dealer and it was drug related, courts don’t have sympathy for victims who are involved in crime

[@michaelp2215]

Old series , we don’t have police like that now

[@machans372]

20 quid of pot and everything needed to grow a tomato…. Must be Pablo Escobar!

[@ChrisGWGreen]

This whole episode is a demonstration of how little power they have. Its infuriating

[@Themanwithbingowings]

Should be a £20,000 fee to clean the car when they do that

[@jacky5768]

technically they already payed for it....

[@smallbikesrool9581]

@@jacky5768 technically you are a moron.

[@Themanwithbingowings]

@@jacky5768 have they, how? they dont work, so no taxes are paying for anything...

[@loneranger5928]

Congratulations to the Police, who managed to save that guy from serious injuries or worse. Unfortunately, the judiciary with the lenient prison sentence is a failure. Only one person, on camera driving, the Ford Mondeo,yet lack of evidence?. If it was,a serious enough incident, they would get to the bottom of it.

[@NVBodine]

3 suspects planning on killing and "chopping up" a 4th man initially run but at threat of being rammed by a Volvo, with no push bar/brush guard, calmly give up and become compliant??? People talk about the difference between British and American cops, let's talk about the difference between British and American criminals. We have people who will run until you completely destroy/disable or box in their vehicle, then scatter on foot over a suspended driver's license and a bag of weed. Seeing kidnappers who planned on killing a man over some stolen drugs calmly give up without so much as a dent in their vehicle or an attempt to flee on foot is absolutely insane. Then they're handcuffed in front, and put in the completely normal back seat of Volvo without being searched. We have people who will escalate a simple traffic infraction until their windows are busted out, and they are dragged from the vehicle and tased kicking and screaming, and they will still continue assaulting/battering officers. I've seen a guy go on a pursuit wreck his car, get arrested, and slip out of the cage into the front of the police car and take off again. Not to mention all the DUI arrests that would have ruined that back seat and kicked the windows out. Seeing totally compliant criminals is wild.

[@FaganRoche]

Best comment ever 😂

[@ryanthomson6756]

I think most of it comes down to how the idea of 'policing by consent' is used in UK law enforcement. The whole system and its processes are set up in a way that tries to ensure that people don't fear the police in the same way that some people do in the US; the chances of dying due to an interaction with the police in the UK is dramatically lower, and therefore the idea of running isn't as attractive. Also the population density and infrastructure probably plays a part, its much harder to outrun the police in a tightly packed British town with its narrow roads and generally lower speeds / smaller vehicles... whereas the average residential street in the US is about as wide and straight as some of our motorways, some of them going in a straight line for 10s of miles, making it much easier to outrun police in the first place.

[@NVBodine]

@@ryanthomson6756 maybe, seems a little counterintuitive though, I think people in the US would take a less threatening police force as more of a license to run because there are less consequences. The town/city structure and geography make sense to an extent, and obviously there are criminals in the UK that try to flee on foot or by scooter/motorcycle, this video is not representative of all UK criminals, but it seems like more of a problem in the US, often for crimes/infractions that aren't as bad as the charge for fleeing and resisting/obstructing. That said, I think if you dropped a department of UK officers over here, they would struggle, and start to become more and more like the US officers. You're right in that public perception plays a huge role, there is a strong anti-police culture in many areas of the US, many people, especially those in disadvantaged communities are raised from a young age to not talk to or cooperate with police, they are the enemy, even those who don't commit crimes and often require police assistance know not to talk to the police, they aren't your friends and don't want to help, they just want to find a reason to arrest you. This has been made worse by the medias portrayal of minority suspects that are shot by Police. Even when justified, the media portrays it as racially motivated, making the suspect, often a hardened criminal with record of violent crimes out to be a saint, alter boy, and civil rights martyr. Nobody listens to the facts or logic/reason anymore, the politicians and media are divisive because that's where the profits are, and everything is an excuse to allow people to feel or appear victimized. The "victim mentality" plays a role as well, many people refuse to comply, escalate a situation unnecessarily, antagonize the officers, ignore every warning and explanation of what will happen if they don't comply, force the officers to use force, then cry about it afterwards, often putting on a show for the cameras. It seems like every suspect that forces use of force suddenly can't breathe once handcuffed (which they often scream, not realizing being able to scream means you can breathe,) or scream that the officers are hurting them any time they are touching them, then they scream about their "rights" being violated and that they're going to "have a lawsuit" which is really the motivation behind the drama. Many see police interaction as a chance to force them to use force, then turn around a sue, which almost never works. Some go as far as to accuse the officers of abuse and/or sexual assault, contact the media, and civil rights organizations who jump on it with no due diligence, and once the department is forced to release the body and dashcam footage showing nothing happened, they quietly drop it or sweep it under the rug without ever correcting their original story. These days with body cams, the police are more polite, patient, and professional than ever, and yes there is still corruption and abuse, sadly it's unavoidable with any position of power, absolute power corrupts absolutely, and even the good officers often ignore or cover for the bad, though police arresting corrupt officers is becoming much more common than it used to be. The system isn't perfect, not by a long shot, but the majority of the problem lies in cultural issues, and misinformation. So many people read about "their rights" on tick-tock and Facebook, and become convinced that they don't have to comply with police, or show identification, or insure/register their vehicle, exit the vehicle on request, that police are required to give business cards on demand, call a supervisor on demand, cannot search a female without a female officer, or have to tell them why they're arrested, and if they don't read them their rights immediately it's an unlawful arrest, etc. Which is all complete BS, but people read a few posts and think they know the law better than the officers, which they eventually find out is wrong, the hard way, and yet many do it again the next time. Idk what UK prisons are like, but that's another possible motivating factor. Many US prisons are somewhat inhumane, and when you add in the corrupt guards, quality as cruel and unusual punishment. Unfortunately prisons are kind of closed systems, so there is no way to prove the abuse. I remember one story where a mentally ill inmate was bothering the guards, so they tosses him in a shower that locks and is controlled from the outside, and left him there for a few hours with it turned all the way to hot, which they often did as punishment, the water was so hot it killed him and he was covered in burns with his skin separated and coming off in some areas, plus the other inmates houses near the shower heard him screaming for help until he went quiet. What happened was obvious given the video evidence, inmate testimony, and pictures of his body. The story got out, and there was an investigation, and even pressure from local politicians and authorities, but the warden, guards, and coroner all colluded to cover it up. As obvious as it was looking at the pictures, the coroner reported no burns on his body. Eventually people gave up or lost interest, and as obvious a cover up as it was, they just denied denied denied until it went away. This epidemic of professional victims that are used to having society pander to them, the misinformation, racial divisiveness, the media's exploitation of tragedy, the fear of police and an inhumane "for profit" prison system (btw if you want to see something unbelievable, look up how much it costs to keep one person incarcerated for 1 year. It runs from roughly $30k per person in some states to $556k per person in NYC in 2021, which now houses over 6k inmates. They spent 1.25 billion in 2021, but had a lower jail population due to COVID. Projected budget for 2025 is 2.6 billion, for 6k people. They could give each inmate a quarter million per year to not commit crimes, and save money,) all play a part, and finally I think American's being armed plays a big role, police are all armed and appear more militarized, and also must treat each suspect like they might be armed, leading to the police drawing their weapons, shouting commands, restraining people, decentralizing people, being a little more aggressive and rough handling suspects, and doing many things for officer safety that people find intrusive or extreme, and can cause police to become very aggressive when people reach for things or put their hands in their pockets, etc. which unarmed suspects don't really understand and take personally or find abusive, especially when drunk, but is necessary when literally anyone could be packing a switched Glock and can decide at any moment they would rather kill a cop and take their chances than go to prison.

[@horizonbc4580]

@@ryanthomson6756 I 100% agree with you, but I also think it has a lot to do with American's cultural stance towards authority (the whole "freedom" and "don't treat on me" thing) as well as tough sentencing and GUNS. Guns make every interaction potentially deadly for both parties in the US and someone is much more likely to run from the police if they have an illegal firearm on them, even if they havent commit a major offence. Also UK prison sentences are extremely weak, meaning people aren't risking their whole future when getting stopped by police.

[@annedalton289]

You need a drink cos lies will dry ya mouth 😂

[@user-http55588]

Also cocaine,white spit dead give away

[@shaft714]

So where did they go wrong ?

[@riverdeep399]

parenting.

[@andigorani]

I'd have let him keep his phone, incriminating himself the knobhead 😂

[@antonybullock2240]

I’m going to be blunt, I have a real issue policing at the moment. I personally feel that they have absolutely no accountability at the moment. However, I’m a little confused with the title of this video. In the first clip those police officers potentially save that young lads life. Also, the other police officers are shown quite a level of professionalism.

Getting it wrong in this case is in reference to them mistaking the victim for a suspect in the first place.

[@flumetron]

No further action was taken.... I'm getting sick of hearing that. Bloody Can't Prosecute Service...😡😡

[@machans372]

No reason to get it right when there is absolutely no repercussions for being wrong.

[@mnshp7548]

the driver who said he wasnt driving, well played, you got away, well worth the story and effort you went through

[@Xghost463]

This world is not safe 🙁

[@Sam-bz1hr]

it's nothing new

[@joeandrews7329]

@@Sam-bz1hr Crime's being tackled at it's very roots everywhere!.

[@craigbush9449]

Safer now than it has ever been

[@stuartkennedy4202]

Cops saved the guys life.

[@alisharif1997]

Yaa Allah pring peace North West 🕌🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

[@edwardcahill1631]

The driver is the type of real criminal the public want the cops catching, not harassing ordinary citizens for sweet FA. Even here the cops turned out to be dealing with a real crime and a real criminal but they didn't know any of that to begin with. When they highly aggressively abused the rights of all the people in the car. So, it tells you that the 50 plus other times they are dealing with just a group of innocent young people not breaking the law, the cops treat them exactly the same. The male cop openly said the most important thing was to get complete control of the people in the car, firstly controlling the situation and doing what they did are not exactly the same thing. Secondly the most important thing is to respect the citizens rights unless they have specific facts to justify otherwise. The manner of how the police gain control is more important than simply treating every young person they engage, as if they are automatically some type of criminal without having any real facts they are. And no to people who think this proves the cops need to abuse the citizens because the 1 time in 50 the cops are justified in their approach confirms that mentality. Well, no it is not a good enough excuse to do this type of aggressive abusive policing to anyone unless they know beforehand, they are dealing with this type of situation and nasty pos criminal types like the driver. The female cop even said in her 20-year career she had never come across this type of situation, so this is a shxt example to justify these type of draconian methods and approach of cops. I wonder how many times in her 20 years as a cop did, she do this aggressive abusive policing against totally innocent citizens. At this point I have only watched up to 11:46 in the video so I don't know yet if this is a police propaganda video to try justify aggressive American style policing. The fact is no matter what cops say to try justify using highly aggressive tactics and practices, were the citizens they are all treated as if they are guilty until proven innocent. The only reason they love to use these police state type of methods is because it makes it easier for them. Imagine if everybody could do that in their job it would be wall to wall tyranny.

[@kayetaylor5551]

Multi cultural Britain😢😢😢....its just no longer safe 😢😢😢 ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS....SMH

[@bijiheval]

go do one you racist

[@kevinlast7051]

And computers are our future, stormers storm. Troopers are becoming more inept every day, and I love it when you guys there is when he’s asking what customers and he turned round his police officers. I believe it probably is true. We are now in dystopian times where Computer say yes or Computer say no. If this is the future, give me the Stone Age

[@jays106]

ok so where in this video did the cops get anything completely wrong? friggin click bait title

Usual suspects

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

This is just such unprofessional police work.

[@annedalton289]

Ha ha lights and tents !!! For growing cannabis 😂😂😂😂

[@kevinlast7051]

I bet that was a kick in the bollocks, having to let them go.

[@clive373]

How useless cops are at following the law. At 14:10 they are doing 112mph and the drivers seat belt is twisted. Before you rush to defend him, please be aware, he would fail a driving test for that.

[@numbereightyseven]

Mental note: omg stories is a clickbait channel. Never coming here again.

[@littlebobas9656]

The dude at 25:17 does much more than weed! That gaunt look tells it all

[@scottbrady9477]

Give him back his weed and let him be on his way, cannabis is a human right

[@edwardpreston3663]

Click bait! Where are the mistakes????

[@markmawson1]

Best thing that lad can do who bought all that hydroponics gear can do is take it back and get a refund because the coppers have the lads details so he will be on their radar.

[@puregeniusful]

What I notice is uk cops take ages to get on scene while American cops swarm in now time

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

Somehow i think that first one is exactly what it looked like. He robbed the weed himself and they were likely gonna bury him for it, and he is indeed lucky beyond measure the cops rolled by. Though this sort of thing isn’t dropped, so hope he’s taken steps to get away.

[@edwardcahill1631]

So what happened to the victim were is he now and did he have any repercussions from the cops involvement. Big f-ing deal the scumbag driver got 27 months for kidnapping when he was actually going to unalive the guy. A poor person shop lifting for food would get the same sentence, what is the point he should have got 20 years plus and the other two scumbags 15 years plus.

[@TheByard]

The tarmacking truck may have not been stolen but the reg numbers on the trailer were. Plus stop and indicator lights did not work. Yet no ticket or warning for that.

[@DavidRichards-z2k]

All the rear lights & indicators along with the reg are clearly visible in the towing vehicle, so the trailer does not require them.

[@TheByard]

@@DavidRichards-z2k When the towing vehicle is turning the trailer covers that set of truck lights. Why was the trailer lightboard attached if it was not required by law. I used to do the exact same work and can tell you it's the first thing young bobbies look for and test them.

[@terryevans2411]

20 mins in .Cop states" woo baseball cap ,we should have some fun ere".what a nasty character

[@DavidRichards-z2k]

Funny that comment certainly runs true when cops wear baseball caps, they always appear to be more bolshy & confrontational!!

[@Bcbud-62]

I would say 90% or more are incompetent.

[@user-pp9yk3tu4z]

If you are gonna steal clothes why would you steal them from Next of all places.

[@philipjohnkaye8890]

All.... Corrupt........

[@kevinlast7051]

I wonder why people have a mistrust of the police 10 minutes ago are you were nickThe young lad on the floor. Well when they get out of prison, they will be fully trained how to un alive someone with more speed.

[@fabulousgerro661]

I was expecting keystone cops...

[@martinyorke2571]

the driver not wearing her seat belt broke in to the car assertive pricks escalate to violence dont say a word keep quiet

[@jibsajani]

😂 8:29 10:12

[@2lefThumbs]

Not seen an A4 with that many exhausts, an RS4 or S4 maybe?

[@AbitWiser-m2k]

4 exhausts S4, 2 big fat exhausts RS4

[@2lefThumbs]

Well I'm no expert, but then I don't chase cars for a living😉

[@JodyHammett]

He said you'll stop or are you around me do you know even though you're a cop that would be a vehicle assault with a deadly weapon have you done that he could use force and you would be the one it was in the wrong do y'all think y'all can just do whatever you want

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

Lmfao in Britain if it’s unlawful force it would indeed be assault and unlike the US you can’t be convicted for resisting an unlawful arrest here.

[@NicolasMogensen]

You need to either drink less or stop with the weed.

[@amanwithaplaninavan]

We do not say 'y'​all' round​ ​​here.

[@annedalton289]

Being caught with all the hydrophobic gear and seeds not arrestable offence !!! So there’s where they were getting it wrong !!!

[@sammorgan7606]

27 months, huh

[@sircles-net]

Don't grow any cannabis - TV director plays 'Modular' by 'Air' to make sure the demand remains high.

[@nidgespadge4618]

I remember the story of the trojen horse.. A bit late to rectify things now.. Far to late and too many big wigs asleep at the eherl usual scenario... Didn't see this, in the 60s..70s.80s..did we.

[@kevinlast7051]

I apologise for thinking ridiculously that the innocent young ladies are being R--D, and god forbid someone is being Stabbed However you are more interested in finding a bunch of toe rags, stealing a few cables ( which is a nautical measurement) of wire which is insured .

[@garysteven7896]

Birmingham isn't a Pacific location

[@NigelStockley]

All cops act differently when being filmed Not saying he’s a wrong one he seems genuine pc nija

[@wtf-k5i]

Train spotters in clown suits

[@brianmurphy8790]

I bet plod were so proud of themselves. They took £20 worth of weed off the streets and no doubt saved dozens of lives. Get a grip of yourselves. It's a fkn plant...

[@dianetandy1757]

None of them sentences were long enough for them three muppets who snatched that young guy

[@annedalton289]

Adam roll are u married ??? ❤

[@joeandrews7329]

Nobody's perfect cops wise!.

[@joeandrews7329]

Errors happen.

[@johnscott4693]

LEGALS Why were they searched? Who knows ...as s1 PACE Wasn't followed... name, ID, Station, what they expect to find. Nothing.

[@newblor]

I frequently criticise poor policing of auditors, but nothing wrong with this stop at all. The foundation of PACE is reasonable grounds. Reports of a violent crime (people fighting) and a fleeing vehicle are absolutely grounds to stop, detain and search (for weapons) all those in the vehicle. The police don't have to verbalise the why to a suspect in those circumstances. Securing the reported threat is the first action and they can explain why afterwards.

[@johnscott4693]

@ Interesting - why not?

[@johnscott4693]

So, no answer. I'll try another way - the immediate arrest and cuffing of the driver without warning or even any words. Which of these requirements are met: To ascertain a person’s name or address. This would be considered an arrest necessity if the police had reason to believe they were being given false information. To prevent physical harm. This includes harm to the person being arrested, whether from others or from themselves. To prevent loss of or damage to property. This would particularly apply if the individual has a history of theft or criminal damage, for instance. To prevent an offence against public decency. This only applies if members of the public are going about their business nearby and cannot reasonably avoid the individual. If there is an unlawful obstruction to the highway. In this case, there should be some indication that the obstruction will continue or be repeated without an arrest. To protect a child or a vulnerable person. This includes both the physical and mental wellbeing of the person. To prevent the investigation of an offence or the prosecution of the suspect being hindered. For instance, if there was reason to believe the individual would not attend court following a summons, this would suggest an arrest necessity. I'll wait ...

[@edwardcahill1631]

So why would the victim of a violent crime not trust the police to protect them I wonder why could it be. The cop really thought it was a good move to talk about getting intel from the guy on camera. So, what part of him fearing they were going to unalive him or make many slices on him did you not understand officer. What type of criminals do you think they are officer obviously not the type he needs to be seen as if he would snitch on them especially if he wants to live. You saying to him on camera about getting intel from him of course was purely for your benefit total propaganda nothing that will help that guy with his reality but you know that and could care less.

[@thedude4300]

40.50 jes rait cops never lei

[@AbitWiser-m2k]

The usual suspects ..

[@NormaThompson-l4c]

They always try to be your friend don’t fall for it there not

[@gavintaylor4933]

There bent coppers there to there every were

[@01dimster]

Did that cop really say they maybe able to trace who the criminals were by the tyre tracks from the road when they first made off 🙈😂

[@dockaos924]

Police don't get it wrong they choose a side

[@frankieconnor1765]

They choose the black side. If you’re white you get nicked over anything. If you’re black the police are scared. Fuck knows why because Africans can’t fight for shit

[@tassiegirl1991]

PC Martin gives the impression that he believes people are guilty without any proof and not innocent until proven guilty.

[@douglastodd1947]

Under OUR BAR GUILD Your Guilty.

[@Zlodej5]

No real mistakes, Just videos of coppers doing their job, with annoyingly patronizing commentaries. OMg blocked from recommendations for lying video name. No idea how they got 272K subscriptions. Maybe fake

[@OMG_stories]

This completion showcases when the police suspicions were often proved wrong or the situation wasn't what they thought it would be. Not misleading in the slightest?

[@Zlodej5]

@@OMG_stories So they haven't got it "completely" wrong, but instead correctly realized the first opinion did not work. The Bradford guys did not seem to have even build an opinion untill correct. "Completely" leaves no way out. Completely wrong implies major incorrect actions. That s how the phrase is used.

[@DylanBanks-v8q]

Gj

[@dmr859]

Snich 8.40

[@camper5526]

Click bait 👎👎👎👎 unsubscribe

[@pdevs1966]

British cops are the best, they do such a good job with humour...

[@joeandrews7329]

Cops in USA, Mounties in Canada + rangers in Australia.

[@johnpeace23]

Yeah, and 'pigs' in the UK!😅​@@joeandrews7329

[@Lindsay6077]

These lads need to come up against the American police!

[@shivaunt71]

They are not, they can send three cars and six officers for a man with a camera that is making a video of a corporation that has them in their pocket. They are corrupt.

[@JohnDoe-lx3dt]

UK police might be authoritarian with their free speech enforcement but at least they have a sense of accountability in a chase. In the US and damage by police in a chase is blamed on the suspect they’re chasing.

[@Martox1]

Well if it was left to Lindsey they would have got away. She can't drive, she put him in the car with his phone and didn't search him.!?

[@NicolasMogensen]

Listen, there are some things here you're clearly unaware of, and it makes you look a bit foolish that you can't figure this out on your own. 1.Unless a person is under arrest you cannot take his phone in the UK. 2. He is placed in the back of the police car where there's a CCTV camera recording picture and sound that the police can use afterwards. 3. There's 4 people in the car and only 3 officers at first. The main thing is to seperate the suspects and get them under control.

[@thedukeofnuts]

So you are an expert on police operating procedure?

[@craigieboy3406]

Honesty and integrity,that's why I became a pig!!!!!!

[@DannyHarrin]

Idiots 😂😂😂

[@jibsajani]

That police officer talking about honesty so why do all police need cameras on them

[@daviddavies3847]

Dopey poms, why are you not fighting with cricket bats?

[@thedukeofnuts]

Baseball bats are more versatile.

[@keithnorman3519]

WHAT!? A copper being conscientious and unbiased wow.

[@connect4glyn]

This why no one respect a fool in a police uniform anymore , I hate them !

[@arunasbandziukas1077]

Why is that?

[@benjames7441]

Shut up you fool you’d be ringing them if someone was breaking into your house you sausage

[@NicolasMogensen]

Probably Connect has been nicked one too many times. Have you seen the kind of people they meet constantly? Serial criminals who never get convicted.

[@selseyonetwenty4631]

@@NicolasMogensen or maybe he's watched the videos of people like DJE media who was arrested quite literally for no reason (check his channel) and was later given compensation - but only because he had his own video of the arrest.

[@kevinlast7051]

And computers are our future, stormers storm. Troopers are becoming more inept every day, and I love it when you guys there is when he’s asking what customers and he turned round his police officers. I believe it probably is true. We are now in dystopian times where Computer say yes or Computer say no. If this is the future, give me the Stone Age

[@kevinlast7051]

I wonder why people have a mistrust of the police 10 minutes ago are you were nickThe young lad on the floor. Well when they get out of prison, they will be fully trained how to un alive someone with more speed.