You Can Get Arrested For Filming On Private Prison Property 😲🎥🛸❌👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️🚔🚔

Today we take a look around HMP Featherstone, New Rd, Featherstone, Wolverhampton WV10 7PU.
We are joined by ‪@BareBritainAudits‬ on this one, as we walk around all the publicly accessible areas of this Her Majesty's Prison Service run establishment.
We see many interesting things and speak to many people, including a prisoner serving the last 4 months of his sentence (face blurred).
We get told we can't film, get threatened with a spade, and eventually 2 Police Units arrive.
Enjoy!
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[@alancroft6928]

Those officers are a credit to the force. This video should be used as a training video as to how all interactions with the public should be. Well done to you all.

[@joshuaa0391]

Rugeley police representing good policing

[@LukeC_96]

Completely agree!

[@coreytravels829]

The firearms bloke is 10/10

[@catty792]

Yes a prick

[@khaleelashraf2821]

Definitely 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@johnwaga3702]

How refreshing to see such a relaxed officer. Well done to all.

[@cedenullis5906]

Why oh why is it so often the case that with police officers fail to adopt a civilised, courteous approach to members of the public when no offers of aggression are directed at them. This officer has adopted an appropriate and civilised approach. This style of policing maintains public confidence and respect. It also leave the Officer with flexibility in his interaction in dealing with the situation. A commendable officer!

[@johnwaga3702]

@@cedenullis5906 Exactly!

[@SuperBobbster]

@@cedenullis5906 because you don't see every positive police interaction as they don't sell papers or get likes. Most cops are sound.

[@jarvisjames4463]

Why did u spoil it! I dont want to see nice officers...thanks for spoili g the video....jesus you are like my mate that spoil movies by telling me what happens before i have seen it

[@geoffreydeniscrawford7296]

he was really thick saying f off and grabbing the spade

[@heyitsalanhere]

I have to say, I've never seen an audit with 3 cop's who are so open and respectful. The world would be a very different place if they were all like this 👍👮

[@BoydBuildersInc]

I came to say the same thing. 100%

[@benfold72]

The 2 constables where when he was Auditing at Dr La Rue Bank of England

[@jimmy23456]

This isn’t an audit mate

[@sbh344]

@@jimmy23456 Yes it is, its auditing done differently.

[@24SparrowJack]

@@sbh344 no it's not what power has this prat got other than being a grass

[@777rogerf]

This episode is one of the best, with its Dickensian cast of characters: the gentle prisoner, the rude gardener threatening with a shovel, a group of intelligent and well-mannered police officers, and the main character whose adventures lead to confrontations from which he escapes with the adroit use of superior legal, linguistic and social skills. [Applause]

[@pimpmysniper]

amazing comment !

[@karoln7078]

It's amazing how it was a prisoner that was respectful to them and not the prison staff, embarrassing

[@magnacarta9364]

What a surprise as well.

[@joelc9439]

Prison staff and police are in the same team.

[@badgermcspoon11]

Fair play to the prisoner and the guy who came out to ask for him to be blurred out that in itself was a professional interaction. The guy with the spade lol.

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

The guy with the spade was a bit of a spade, but he was probably an inmate.

[@chillsterdlux]

HE NEARLY DUG A MASSIVE HOLE🕳 FOR HIMSELF 🤣

[@tomask.3983]

Had to watch this audit again, one year later. Such a brilliant interaction with the most professional police officers imaginable. Excellent explanations and arguments from DJ as usual, he never looses his ground.

[@dps8435]

That copper was so laid back,with his approach & body language he should go far.

[@alysebastien773]

The police response was fantastic here! Measured, calm, de escalating and very professional. Really hope these police watch this video and read the postive comments. Total respect to them in this case 👏 Well done to the police in this instance.

[@jayal6698]

But why was there 3 cops and 2 cars wasting all this police time on this shit

[@markhepworth7822]

Totally normal for British police. Being British,and working in the airline industry I’ve lived in Australia,France,the US and travelled and spent time in a great deal of countries,and I can tell you we have far the least aggressive/intrusive police going. Although it has become popular through this kind of guy to try and make out we live in some sort of police state...which frankly,is laughable.

[@benfold72]

The two blokes spade and shovel or twit and twat should I say who the fuck do they think they are there the weapons so why they had the spade fork knows as for them saying where you was recording through the window weren't they talking about the the woman that was saying shooo with her hand

[@2WHEELSor2WINGS]

Once again it is the highly trained firearms guys who are the coolest and know the law. They do not tend to guess or invent convenient laws to suit their selves. So it shows what is needed to bring our police up to a acceptable standard........a properly recruited and competently trained police force.

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

Yes I agree. They are much more professional than some of the other dunces that turn up.

[@2WHEELSor2WINGS]

@Tom Foster . I think that is my point. It appears today that too many of the everyday PCs are not of the calibre we the public deserve. We are at danger from their often under mature personality types. They are often a danger to the public even without a gun. We want a unarmed police force, but staff by officers that could be trusted with guns. Then we would sll be safer.

[@bazzlegee299]

Hence why they have this approach as they have been carefully VETTED an examined by many professionals within the police to make sure they make the mark and can handle different high volatile situations and also normal ones and I'd say they have to have a minimum of 7 maybe 10 years service b4 being able to become firearms officer

[@GampyBamblor]

yh and for every one theres another 10 firearms officers that have a short fuse or builders bag adventures

[@Z3R0-UK]

hes holding his camera without telling the public

[@cjtuba1]

Well done and respect to my local Staffordshire Police for having a balanced, common sense approach. I commend these officers and they should be praised! Cheers, Chris. Staffordshire.

[@AuditingBritain]

That was a great video DJ 👏👏👏

[@DJAUDITS]

Thanks so much. I loved your pushing boundaries one. It sums it up very well. ❤️

[@scubak1380]

Another fantastic audit. You ask the best questions and I love your style. Once again, it is great to see our men and women in blue reacting with such professionalism.

[@drumnbassdan]

Once again? its a rare thing.

[@scubak1380]

@@drumnbassdan A good number of DJ's audits show the police reacting very professionally. I'm just saying that I'm pleased when this occurs. I watch way too many audits whare the behaviour is appaling.

[@chillsterdlux]

QUALITY SPRINGS TO MIND

[@paullaw5054]

This kind of interaction should be used when training some of the clowns that purport to be police officers, that all too often we see on audit channels, acting in an unprofessional manner. All three in my opinion deserve a thumbs up for the way this was dealt with.

[@markdunkling1604]

@@scubak1380Unfortunately officers who behave professionally dont go viral .

[@castingshadows282]

This is among the best ever exemplary Audits (Vlogs) I have seen anyone do. You are so charismatic in what you do DJ. Most enjoyable to watch with your wit and charm with others who question your reasoning in what you are doing. A full 10/10 for this one. 👍 Well done. & the companion you had with you too. Brilliant.

[@DJAUDITS]

Thanks so much ❤️

[@EnglishRoots11]

I agree 👏👏

[@benfold72]

And me three

[@lukeroberts243]

The shovel guy 😂 what a pleb

[@AKAtAGG]

that first cop was ace. how i wish all cops were as succinct and personable and carrying no aggression or attitude at all. edit: actually the second two were equally as patient and friendly. nice to see.

[@madusan1]

Thank you to the LEOs that responded to the call. They were professional and personable. Response was at the level it should have been. Very informative! Excellent video as always DJ!

[@Dangerous_Brian]

Do you think it was proportional to the non-offence?

[@madusan1]

@@Dangerous_Brian well you know they were going to come out. They will always respond until more people are educated on the law. So if they came out... yes they were better than others that have responded... don't you think so

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

@@madusan1 DJ audited a new prison a month or so ago & he was totally ignored. Mitie security now have a manual on how to deal with auditors. Rule 1.01 Don't engage.

[@DMC888]

I’m sure he’ll hunt the offender down that made that false report.

[@Brian169016]

Good Audit mate. Well done to the police for not over reacting. I just wish they'd find out who called and lied to the operator, and charged them with wasting police time and lying.

[@pinkypunky2643]

They more than likely made the lies up themselves in the first place.

[@Wow55579]

"Good audit" you mean just stand outside a building trying to piss people off because ur so deprived of attention in your sad little life that you gag for police officers attention?

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@pinkypunky2643 And how would they know the auditors were there if someone hadn't complained and fetched them out? Try thinking mate, it's quite painless...

[@joshp4582]

@@CB-xr1eg because someone saw him perhaps? If I might make a suggestion, perhaps you should consider following your own adroit advice!

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@joshp4582 Adroit means clever or skilful so I'll take that. Thanks👍😉

[@m4rtjones]

A police officer being open like this officer, makes me feel happy as a civilian, a credit to his force, we all need advice to the laws and this guy helps with this. I did find the guy with the spade behaviour alarming.

[@buckshotaaa]

What a bunch of polite and courteous officers, a credit to the police service.

[@everready800]

They should show this for U.S. Police Officer training.

[@timtam6442]

If someone makes a false statement, simple response: “I’m happy to wait here whilst you go and get a written statement from the person who made the allegation over the phone”

[@yasminet6355]

Aww I totally understand the prisoner not wanting to talk. He's only got 4 month left to do and he didn't want to get in any kind of trouble. At least he was nice and civil, unlike some of the others.

[@mirandamcmanus2097]

Not all prisoners are unapproachable. Most are nice and respectful. And are in for different reasons. The only 2 who asked a question short and firm and just got on with it. Is the prisoner who ask to not to be filmed. And the prison worker who at the end asked if the prisoner he film would be used for anything. When he got a reply it wouldn't. Said OK that's all I wanted to know. And left.

[@Met182]

Nice friendly cops, well done to those 3 officers for being relaxed, professional, human and friendly.

[@melike1984]

first class from the police officers..... 👏 this should be used for training others on how to interact with members of the public.

[@mozzba]

Wow they lied about the phone call to the police and they seem to think that getting you off the property is more important it's us and them lol 😂

[@dandec3235]

That first cop was sensible and level headed? Better than some inspectors maybe? Good audit! 👍👍👍👍😇

[@MadhouseGaming]

The police featured in this are absolutely amazing

[@TheExStig]

The guy with the spade. A "haud me back, haud me back" moment right there. What a fool.

[@cookiemonster2299]

Brilliant interactions, the guy with the shovel nearly dug himself into a hole there 😳. 👍🇬🇧

[@ianhill4585]

Still did a sec 5 offence though. Still not too swift in the head whilst on camera.

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

Who, Skippy?

[@domin8rdominant763]

Saying this to you from across the pond ( America)You are one of the most politest auditors I’ve ever heard good for you I love the way you handle your situation ,You killed them with kindness! But still always film police and abolish police immunity

[@Preacher-wx3io]

There is no police immunity in the UK. They are held to account for their actions.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@Preacher-wx3io 😲REALLY 😯 Man are nation needs to remove it and follow y’all’s lead!

[@x9BARxANONx]

@@Preacher-wx3io Well, in theory yes.

[@domin8rdominant763]

@@bazsnell3178 lol

[@JazzFunkNobby1964]

@@Preacher-wx3io Yes, they investigate themselves lol

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

What I notice is how different the officers react to you doing audits and other auditors being a little more mouthy. Your relaxed and cheerful attitude seems to defuse them way more than just standing ground and barking both-ways at each other. So refreshing to see, so much more classy. Keep up the good work.

[@benfold72]

D.J Media is also polite

[@jimross5806]

That first PC is going places. Highly professional, pleasant, cordial & knowledgeable. Well again DJ.

[@briwire138]

Great interaction. Poor bloke probably got an extra 6 months though.😆

[@J0nny61]

Great vid, great coppers, awful self entitled prison staff and security.

[@johngrigg1934]

Just discovered your Audits and I've binge watched most of the past 3 days . This one is one of my favourites. Like most I like the ones where there is interaction which often leads to the police joining the fun. Very entertaining sir!

[@zikotesh6121]

You are polite, knowledgeable, firm and well spoken. Another great audit.

[@rogerr2796]

Many auditors (especially those in the US) are so rude that I almost start rooting for the officials. So it’s really nice to se an auditor who holds his ground, yet is friendly and polite. Perhaps this auditor should write a how-to manual for the rude ones.

[@edwardgatey8301]

‘Muricans need the rude, giving what they give.

[@MarriedToTheKGB]

i never watch American ones. They are absolute trash attention seekers

[@mascall87]

agreed

[@johnvienta7622]

Fair point however in the USA they actually have legal right to say whatever they like to any public official, as long as threats are not made. I realise that they do not have to do that, but it is permitted.

[@user-tb2gm7dw3q]

Maybe they should just get a proper job and stop irritating people all day...

[@lint8391]

The NOMS HQ building was what used to be known as the Area Manager's Office. The main manager in that office is quite a senior person. More senior than the the Number 1 Governor inside a prison. The staff in that office oversee the general running of a few prisons. Normally a group of about the 5 nearest prisons. They are normally professional and polite people in those offices.

[@benjiviews4300]

You should also make it clear to the officers that there is a segment of your audience who are people that are housebound, or get out very rarely, so they find these videos very interesting

[@michellereader5352]

I'm one of those people

[@ianhill4585]

Or state you're a social historian, the past was recorded for our viewing. And" now" will be soon be others pasts.

[@filmwork1]

I've watched 100's of auditing channels in the UK and USA, you are far the Best auditors around as well as Focus Pocus.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

Check out A B (auditing Britain

[@Locutus]

100s, not 100's. Hundreds, not hundred's.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

@@Locutus ????

[@filmwork1]

@@jackwatsonepic626 I also watch his, but more for comedy value.

[@thebatman4279]

Reggie Photo

[@md-ps2hx]

A great informative clip. Some great questions, great answers. Well filmed. Great content. As usual.

[@mrdavis3689]

“Your funny you are” 😂

[@Troll_the_Trolls]

Its the classic

[@ozoz2125]

i love the way you diverted the conversation with the police by asking personal questions when you are stuck :)

[@chrispack3131]

Great interaction with the Police officers, they were very professional & good to see!

[@AliKhan-eh1ym]

I absolutely despise the police who abuse their authority

[@ramalama9650]

@@bond0666 Marrying your cousin isn't illegal. Morally and genetically wrong but legally not. So he does fit the dodgy category.

[@ramalama9650]

@@bond0666 You've married a cousin haven't you? Tut, tut!

[@krshoreham7634]

Of which none was witnessed here

[@ramalama9650]

@@krshoreham7634 Totally the opposite in fact.

[@nepaliprayasgurung2594]

@@bond0666 Spot on your head wtf. Isn't that what your Islamic/Arabic culture that does those things!

[@daz7423]

DJ is a cut above! One of the best out there doing this! Polite, present, educated, most have to do this to get a rise to get views, he does his own thing totaly diffrent from others and it just works! Credit where credit is due DJ we'll done mate, respect.

[@medew7849]

Excellent attitude of the Police, they listened, polite, engaging! Looks like that extra training works in the Police attitude! Good PR fir the Police! Excellent interviewing from AUdit!

[@EdnaCloud]

Brilliant police officers, they didn't mind your questions and didn't act bullish like every other officer

[@markosmith8037]

this premiere trailer is better than many actual full audits !

[@arturobandini4078]

As time goes on, it's increasingly easy to distinguish the decent auditors from the ones who intentionally provoke, goad, and insult. I'd say the top 3 are AB, DJ and Kolee.

[@user-vg6df2hi8n]

@@arturobandini4078 - surely FP should be on that list.

[@nomadsteve5297]

@@arturobandini4078 AB and DJ, yes definitely but in my opinion Kolee lost all credibility when he was visiting Aberdeen, argh 😖 that was cringing 😬

[@uktvcool]

"Nahhhhhhhhh " Love it when you hit back with a sarky nahhhh LOL

[@jamiemassey763]

Good Audit! I appreciate that you respected the prisoner at 13:00 and also blurred it. Little bit of respect goes a long way! Keep safe!

[@dannyconway2612]

Great interaction with the Police, polite and professional, another great video, keep them coming.

[@steve11211]

This is how auditing should be done, your not obstructive, your very pleasant and it really highlights the good from the bad, rather than trying to bait officers.. What a brilliant interaction and very professional.. I kind of think you should have got the fire arms number and put in a positive letter to his boss as I think this interaction could be an example to all officers of how to approach people filming...

[@DJAUDITS]

The Firearms Constable was PC 24055 of Staffordshire Police and yes he deserves credit for being very professional on this video. 👌

[@Gus0898uk]

With you gaining more auditing experience DJ, you are now aquiring more confidence to undertake tougher audits.

[@james.chester.3568]

Totally agree , DJ is gaining more and more knowledge and confidence each audit , Nice one DJ

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

Next, DJ does a close detailed inspection audit of a police cell.....😁

[@johnvienta7622]

Tougher than a prison!!! He handled himself pretty well at Market Harborough when he knew more than the Police but they still assaulted and detained him.

[@DMC888]

@@johnvienta7622 a Chinese prison audit would be interesting.

[@johnvienta7622]

@@DMC888 , considering the willingness of the Governments to sell off prisons to anyone, DJ may already have done that........ A Police Station (Box Hill) in Victoria, Australia flew the Chinese national flag outside their building last year.

[@nigelbunney711]

All three of those officers were on the mark. It just shows how the Police can be a service to look up to rather than the untrained individuals that Auditors normally come across. As below, a real credit to their force. DJ, as always, a great video. The only thing is I would of shown the video of the guy with the spade to the initial officer but hey, your choice... As always brilliant.

[@Chequr_Prostate]

Look at the difference in the interaction when the officers are well trained. It always helps when both bloggers were also respectful.

[@MidlandsAudits]

Looking forward to seeing the videos from NEC Security event from yourself and PJ 👍

[@magicdave93]

Yet another interesting video, the police officers were very professional and friendly. 👍

[@tonymoon4525]

I love it how you keep calm and collective. Well done .

[@canuck11]

I really enjoyed the discussion with this officer. He was very helpful and interesting to listen to.

[@Multiillumanati]

You could tell your pleasant attitude was a nice change for the officers, they loved every question ❤️💯

[@vitushoffmann7890]

with this fantastic video (your best so far) you surpassed AB as my favorite UK Auditor! Congrats!

[@Akmedhussa]

It's crazy, two units coming to tell you it's ok to film in public, if you get your property broke in or damaged they come when they are available or not at all! The understaffed police force.

[@jesuschrist2284]

Your videos are fantastic. Great demeanor keep up the good work for all of us.

[@Ms.Rummy57]

Great look around! 👌 our prison systems (some are privately run) the prisoners work in the kitchen, cleaning, laundry, mail room, library, even work release. They have a bus that takes them to certain places to work at factories! North Carolina USA 🌻 💜 🌻

[@lewisgeddes4059]

Loved this one. Actually learn quite through your videos you & AB ate definitely the best at doing these audits.

[@-Dragonfyr-]

Yep, this is a fantastic video, Dj + friend. Those officers were fantastic. Listening to you, seeing it from your point of view and very informative. Learned some new things that I wasn't aware of. And again, I love that the video was longer than usual. It's like sitting to my dinner watching something. Thanks all in the video (minus angry spade guy)♠😂👮🚓

[@kevinsturgess1717]

I do enjoy your videos, very informative and light hearted unless someone is rude to you and you politely put them in their place .

[@CrazyBikerGuy]

Respect for giving the chap space once you were informed he didnt work there. I'm so happy that the guy at the end came out and explained it and that he was down to earth as he wanted the chap too have no issues with his release. Even though it's not me I felt bad when you heard him say he shouldn't be speaking, you felt it in his voice that he might have just messed up his time.

[@richjax2405]

Some really good officers here nice to see, great audit DJ very interesting.

[@highwayman03]

Rich Ajax, how do you work that out. 2 were recording without telling them and the gender neutral one had a Thin Blue Line gang badge on. You need to pay more attention.

[@ferrydriver1]

Fantastic video, one of the best you have done to date, well done mate.👍

[@tinfoilhatter5318]

DJ you have got to be my favourite auditor. The way you speak to people definitely gives you respect .

[@NOBODY-cn6fj]

OMG ARE YOU SERIOUS!! he’s asking to get his head kicked in !

[@simonleavesley7064]

I don't what you are wanting to achieve? Outside of a non interesting building that frankly could be anywhere in the country. Your "not normal behaviour" of filming uninteresting buildings once again leads to staff noting your "not normal behaviour" ( which is to say that they won't see this type of behaviour alot). Because you then continue with this behaviour it leads to once again wasting police time and money. I just don't get it?

[@verysurvival]

you kinda drop the inmate in it, you should have said he just turned away immediatley, you gave the suit guy way too much info.

[@assi2424]

Great interaction DJ and the officers 👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♀️ for a change where really professional 🙂 and friendly 👍👏 pity they can't all be like this. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@truckerfromreno]

A fantastic interaction. Well done to everyone involved.

[@sonofleadfoot]

Shocking the staff tell lies to the police and are so aggressive towards members of the public it makes you wonder what way they treat the prisoners . Police were brilliant apart from the filming without saying nice 1 DJ keep it up 💪🙏

[@antonytheolddog8626]

Yes absolutely shocking behaviour, I'm appalled by this unsavoury attitude towards a member of the public.

[@tomperkins812]

Excellent that you have all this time on your hands to cover these important things. I'm sure the police really enjoy having to come out to these and have nothing else to do.

[@auck1969]

You tell them Tom Jerkins. I mean Perkins. What a cretin.

[@CH3FFI3]

It's great isn't it. And it's really nice you've taken the time to show your appreciation.

[@johnseabrook1703]

The point that the Police have nothing better to do is worrying. Police making contact with law abiding citizens, is not the fault of the law abiding citizen.

[@hard1yvisib1e21]

This was a great engagement video. And the prison would be very bold to prosecute you for anything considering you were threatened with a spade

[@Pierre3513]

What a great video interaction with what looks like decent cops for a change!

[@peterlumper5376]

The 'works dept' used to deal with the upkeep of the prison, and it is usually run from a building located just outside. Amey is one of several companies that have now taken over since privatisation. The van that you saw near the end might have been for the HMP Tornado team (Kind of like the SAS for when there are riots etc. inside a prison). I have worked as a contractor in prisons for 15 years. Interestingly, I had a dash cam and took my vehicle inside on many occasions. It was only removed when I mentioned to my boss that I could get a prison sentance for doing this. Most prisons have the tall chimneys, which is often a good way of finding them when lost.

[@hurly_bird]

Very informative, Mr Lumper

[@carforumwanker]

Tornado team are not using these vehicles .These are contractor vehicles that are specced for various purposes INCLUDING the transportation of certain prisoners or patients (Prisoners!) at high end security Institutions etc .

[@thesatisfiedcustomer4869]

Great comment. Why they have tall chimneys is another story though!!

[@sarahmiller4734]

Why do they have tall chimneys? (Honestly need to know)

[@montewall5813]

"Can you understand....?" What my 'understanding' is, makes no difference, as long as my actions ARE LEGAL!

[@ajitpatel9106]

Another absolutely fantastic video. More of these videos and stay safe PLEASE.

[@EnglishRoots11]

Great audit and brilliant interaction with the officers

[@melissaflood505]

Brilliant example of a officer who is well trained and still a human being highly impressed Well done 👍 Good orbit fantastic! 😎🤘👍

[@NihilisticHedonism]

DJ would be great as a teacher OR public servant. He is an assertive man and clear communicator.

[@martinlusty6364]

Love your videos DJ !!! All of them !!!!

[@ryangray2665]

Love every video,keep doing what you're doing bro,love it!!!!

[@2012turok]

The police very professional (AMAZING POLICE) some of the prison staff need people skills , and take the spades from them before someone gets hurt. Great vid DJ 👍.

[@Jester-Riddle]

Was he 'Prison Staff', or was he actually an employee of a third party Contractor ... ?

[@Godzzbinzz]

Love the fact you blurred the prisoners face and no one else 😂😂

[@jamielee9350]

Nice one DJ, That was a brilliant video.

[@ilikejelly7890]

I love it when police show up an DJ the one that gets to ask all the questions and can defuse any situation. Love it .

[@dunny5657]

You're up there with the best auditors DJ, your knowledge, temperament, politeness, and general communication is spot on. You remind me of a dorky pal I know from Melton with your accent and mannerisms😄. On a side note - the gent with a shovel has the potential of commiting a s.39 Assault, by making you apprehend violence (by bringing the shovel into your direction with aggressive intent). However, he could argue that there was a lack of intent, given that there was a possible barrier (if used horizontally) and he was merely intending to strike the fence for non aggressive purposes. If he was versed in the law he could avoid prosecution though🤓.

[@DJAUDITS]

🤣🤣🤣 I didn’t feel too worried at the time so all is good with Mr Spade 👍

[@dunny5657]

@@zigzagtoes ohh I never knew, I meant the famous Melton Mowbray btw. And an argument/disagreement is nearly always lost when it is accompanied with aggression or violence I think. When I first started watching auditors I was more interested in the rude sorts as it was entertaining at first but it quickly became boring and cringe to watch. DJ AUDITS and Focus Pocus are the best for me, when they are confronted by rude people they both maintain their dignity and composure, using humour, evidence and intelligence to make their points, in doing so, they often make them look like right plonkers🤣.

[@dunny5657]

@@DJAUDITS 😁 I know, I was just being a little informative, I've learned a lot from your insights so just giving a little bit back I suppose😉.

[@dunny5657]

@@zigzagtoes I fully understand what you mean. It has taken every sinew of my being to go against my natural responses when faced with my triggers (provocation, invaded personal space) but it took all of my formative years(30 now) of learning the hard way - despite having the moral high ground more often than not, I would always feel embarrassed and in the wrong after I had lost composure and would end up having to apologise myself. If I was an auditor, I would employ the preemptive strike if anyone entered my personal space in a threatening manner 😁. You have a legal right to make a preemptive strike in self defence if threatened, and that is subjective to the ones own circumstances. You would gain alot of subscribers too😎. My interest in audits depends on similar criteria to my interest in comedians. I am not impressed in comedians that use profanity and shock value for entertainment, it's a poor tactic I feel. Its better to blend it with intellect and tact.

[@plug4uk696]

I've got to be honest, when I seen that this one was almost an Hour long I thought OMG and I thought I would only last 10 mins before I got bored with it, but no, I stuck it out until the end and found it a really fascinating one, Cheers DJ ;-) Respect to that Prisoner for being cordial towards you guys and I wish him well when he's released, BTW he's doing a cracking job of the grounds maintenance and he should be commended for that, good luck sir for the future :-) That's a new role G4S have taken on then because they're no longer Security but now they're maintenance, maybe they need to change their logo to G4M Lol. I've got to give credit where credit is due. PC 24055 was VERY Professional in his approach even though he had received false information about you guys, plus I've got to say you're probably in more safer hands with a Firearms officer than any other type of officer because of the stringent training they receive i.e. Observe, Assess, Engage (if needed) comes to to mind ;-) p.s. The "blood splat" as people have called it is nothing more than a Red Dot i.e.What one would see when looking through a Scope onto a target..

[@jimmyallen9927]

How refreshing to have not one but three very polite helpful officers good audit keep up the good work

[@bazzlegee299]

What a refreshing and brilliant interaction and audit

[@k.m8296]

I love the work this guy does, and he speaks so well and concisely! I hope the best for your youtube channel hope it goes massive!

[@cypeman8037]

Credit where credit is due, you're excellent at de-escalation.

[@Theekylesmith178]

45 seconds, love the way you say, “it’s ok” 😆😆

[@alexwood2219]

Couple of guys in balaclavas outside a prison and 1 officer turns up . That’s rather odd