You're Under Arrest 🪁👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️👮‍♂️

[@TheBrawlBox]

The constable tried to plead ignorance of the law as an excuse for an unlawful arrest . What a joker !

[@forthfarean]

Of course.Ignorance is not a defence,especially for a cop. He cannot act on laws he does not understand and laws that don’t exist. It is very unsatisfactory and nothing seems to be in progress to improve the training. These cops are just thugs and oafs in uniform, not fit to be a car park attendant. .

[@memezilla4370]

@live life fully no it's not. It's a way to get someone to incriminate themselves and it's an infringement of our rights.

[@kenh3344]

Shuly you carnt arrest anyone till they broke the law????

[@johnvienta7622]

@@bluescavengersworkshop , they also tell us to take personal responsibility for our actions, which is odd considering that they take no responsibility for theirs...............

[@ukrainewarroom]

@@juliandavies1974 no it isnt, it is an act of violence. Nobody HAS to answer questions, you cant force someone to talk to you, be that a loss of liberty or using torture.

[@richardjones8699]

How on earth are things going to improve if you don't make a complaint!!? I mean that PC is 'still' trying to justify a wrongful arrest even when he's told he's wrong by superiors. He'll go away thinking "well, nothing happened to me" with no incentive to not do exactly the same again!!

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

Complaints do nothing, they've got the system sown up to ensure no accountability.

[@dannycarter1966]

@@whatilearnttoday5295 it depends how far you take it. I took mine to the Lord Advocate,and it cost Grampian Police thousands.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

@@dannycarter1966 They don't care. Business as usual the next day.

[@bonecruncher2641]

Just lamp the pigs for shits and gigs

[@hazyblue69]

@@dannycarter1966 between 2015-2019 the UK Police paid out more than 30million in lawsuits. It doesn't look to me like anything has changed in how they operate since then.

[@25242824]

People need to start defending themselves against these unlawful assaults and robbery by police who know nothing about the law, remember "ignorance of the law is not an excuse, well that's what normal people are told by the judge right before sentencing, use reasonable force to defend yourself and to retrieve your stolen property, its your lawful right.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

The courts and police happily use that term to the public if we unknowingly break the law but the police seem to think the law does not apply them and happily abuse the law whenever the feel like it. It needs a strong judge to call this cop out on it. He should also be forced to pay out the compensation for this himself.

[@HoratioChinn]

Don't be stupid. 'Defend' yourself and get arrested for assaulting a police officer. If the original offence gets dropped you then get screwed by your own stupidity. Just because someone is arrested does not mean a real offence has been commited, the officer truely believed an offence had been committed in this case. Like it or not that's why he said at the end he thought he was not wrong for the arrest. That's why there is a process to be followed after someone has been arrested and in this case it worked as the guy was released when it was ultimately found no offence had been committed.

[@WorksopGimp]

@@HoratioChinn In English Law you can defend yourself from wrongfully arrest, unfortunately the rest of his gang would come to his defence "officer truely believed an offence had been committed in this case" that's the political stance BUT ignorance isn't a defence he should know its his job to know, its an offence if he doesn't, anyone with eys and ears could see it was an EGO arrest I would just put a claim in against him and his station

[@25242824]

@@HoratioChinn okay officer, but you say defend yourself and get arrested YES? He was already being unlawfully arrested so what they gonna do arrest him twice ? And there would be no conviction either since you have video evidence that the officer acted unlawfully and you acted lawfully, what was wrong with the officer finding out what was an offence and what wasn't before he decided to go hands on, this is the BIGGEST problem with police, you cannot assault someone based on an assumption and neither can the police

[@jimmyccam]

@@HoratioChinn ... But the constable then retained the property he had unlawfiully confiscated and refused to return it because "I have to collect my daughter from school ... " What sort of OK is that?

[@godsgod1677]

Well that's clearly another compensation payout for an unlawful arrest, more of our taxes being wasted by police.

[@noelward8047]

Thins need to change. Once it hits their pocket it will be a different story.

[@WorksopGimp]

@@noelward8047 They need to be prosecuted. Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 sec 26 A police constable listed in subsection (3) commits an offence if he or she- (a)exercises the powers and privileges of a constable improperly, and (b)knows or ought to know that the exercise is improper.

[@godsgod1677]

@@zuluwarrior1648 I've learnt that the biggest snowflakes tend to accuse others of being snowflakes, but I'm just a psychologists.

[@chelseaultra9348]

@@godsgod1677 YOU'RE JUST A PSYCHOLOGISTS ? I THINK YOU MIGHT FIND THAT WOULD BE PSYCHOLOGIST AND I'M SURE SOMEONE SO EDUCATED WOULD KNOW THIS AND NOT MAKE SUCH A MISTAKE 🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

[@sebulreath7401]

This interaction clearly shows just how thick dangerous and corrupt some officers are. Not fit to police the public.

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

They're not thick, you've got to have something up top to get through training mate.

[@jackwatsonepic626]

@@Zeus-kj7nn well " if they're not thick then they're just tyrants

[@Mr-J...]

@@Zeus-kj7nn ability to blindly follow orders or satisfy a inclusion & diversity quota is about all that seems to be required.

[@Zeus-kj7nn]

@@Mr-J... I accept your description in apparent area's of policing, but obviously the police have roles that are also very challenging and even life threatening to protect the public. I would also call that diversity.

[@craigfowler7098]

Should only police the public, if you actually know the law that your supposed to uphold

[@garybell9878]

Everyone should record or take pictures in public with out getting Harassment by the police 🚔 😤

[@garybell9878]

@@juliandavies1974 am taking about public not monsters like him

[@garybell9878]

@Current Affairs we can record the police in thetr duty as well

[@garybell9878]

@Current Affairs the police station is a Public Building as well they there no law you can't record a public building

[@Mark...]

He needs a complaint, the fact that he can’t admit he made a mistake says it all about him 🙄

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

Who you going to complain to? The Queen?

[@Mark...]

@@whatilearnttoday5295 his Sargent

[@ShellL]

TORB must complain. Idiot still doesn’t understand the law. More importantly he doesn’t care.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

@@Mark... The person who trained them to be this way?

[@HCMCDrives]

Seriously, nobody expects cops to know every law, but they really should be aware of the more straightforward ones. That first copper jumped the gun big time and needs reprimanding.

[@dunningkruger4863]

They can look it up before violating people.

[@noelward8047]

His ego needs to take a seat, while he has a think for a few seconds.

[@daipigeon7561]

Sack him best to show other coppers to follow the law.

[@legobatman8353]

Needs sacking.

[@ivancarter9456]

No he needs sacking taking to a cell and left

[@ginti4725]

Great video lads "I'm not saying I was wrong, I'm saying that there was no offenses ". What a door handle.

[@jimmyccam]

No Even door handles have a use!

[@cupidstunts.stcmedia.6618]

To polite. I'd say the cop was a 1st class pr1ck 👍

[@chrisbevis7725]

Why should we pay for a cop that comes out with such a remark - he is ignorant, thick, clueless, lawless and a threat to a lawful free society

[@timtam6442]

Oh dear or dear oh dear. One for Iain Gould at DPP Law. Unlawful arrest, assault and battery, unlawful detainment, deprivation of rights under Articles 8 and 10 of HRA.

[@Pennywise180]

More police officers that should lose their jobs...identify them and put their information on line..it happened in Australia and many officers refused to go out on duty.

[@Youremywifenkwdave]

Was this in the news?

[@gibsonms]

Get his full name and I’ll get you EVERYTHING on him

[@askme1245]

That shows how coward they are!!

[@Pennywise180]

@@gibsonms PC LAWS 1959

[@Pennywise180]

@@gibsonms PC LAWS 1959

[@butchbaird1834]

Sue sue sue ! Notify the press and publicly embarrass them for not having any knowledge of the law.

[@samtaurus007]

You're under the illusion that the "police" are even capable of having the emotion 'embarrassment'. Believe me, they don't. :/

[@alexzzzzzzzzzz247]

The press won't do anything unfortunately. The national media wouldn't go anywhere near this. And the local papers enjoy a cyclical relationship with the police. The police need the press for missing persons inquiries and calls for public cooperation like evidence gathering. The press need the police for stories and statements and access. The idea that any local press would hold their local force to account, and risk the force retaliating with non-cooperation, is just a fallacy. Independent media like this are incredibly important. Agree totally that he should sue.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

They individual cops should be forced to pay out for false arrests themselves. In this instance these cops were ignorant of the law and there is no excuse whatsoever for a cop to not know by now the laws on photography. No excuse whatsoever.

[@sahhull]

Wont make a difference, nothing will be learned. The pig concerned will still get their salary the tax payers will pay the settlement. Suing them will only change anything when the pigs themselves have to pay the settlements from their own salary, savings, assets or pension fund

[@alexzzzzzzzzzz247]

@@richardkinghorn4729 @Northy Completely agree, qualified immunity. If the officer has read up on the law and is acting in good faith, and has simply made a mistake, they shouldn't pay. But in any other case, including a repeated mistake, they should. This officer is clearly not acting in good faith, nor does he know the law on drones. He even admits he doesn't when asked. It's a clear retaliatory arrest with no attempt to investigate, and he should be personally liable for the settlement and court costs.

[@Aberbrothock1]

So police can just "BELIEVE" they are correct? they should "KNOW" they are before arresting someone.

[@auditnerd8767]

That's how its "supposed" to work.

[@himilayanpoppy3847]

Doesn't work like that sadly the word "suspicion" is enough to arrest . Guilty until proven innocent is the system the police work to , this has been the way for over 39 years yet by law it's wrong 🤔

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

@@himilayanpoppy3847 REASONABLE suspicion!!!

[@himilayanpoppy3847]

@@MrAndrewFarrow Go on then elaborate the grounds between suspicion and reasonable suspicion? You can't , it's simply an opinion , could be based on what someone has said or a statement made but until it's actually proven it should be unlawful . Especially when the use of such will no doubt deprive an individual of their liberty 🤔

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

@@himilayanpoppy3847 “reasonable” is an oft used word in law. Jurors must find beyond reasonable doubt. Public servants when using discretion must arrive at a reasonable conclusion. In law the opposite of “reasonable” can be “perverse”. In USA it’s based on not “just a feeling, or a hunch “. It’s what the man on the top deck of the Clapham Omnibus would think. Most law is based on what he thinks. If only we could ask him!!!

[@EddieSalford]

It really is time coppers had to pay from their own pockets for their ignorance or lack of keeping up with latest legislation. Keeping up with their own professional standards and laws is down to them individually, and if they keep policing on what they "Feel" then it's their pockets that should be paying the price for their lack of professionalism. There really is no excuse.

[@starman9921]

Idiot

[@gayninja1208]

Absolutely, remove qualified immunity and they'll quickly put more THOUGHT into how they act!!

[@starman9921]

@@gayninja1208 idiots with cameras behaving like idiots you mean

[@Tom-ol6cu]

It's our pockets that are paying these frauditers

[@EddieSalford]

@@Tom-ol6cu Their motives of why they do this is irrelevant, the whole point is they are not doing anything wrong in the eyes of the Law. If the Police step out of the Law like this, then the fault is on the side of the Police, not the people filming. There are Photographers up and down the country being victimised by Police and Security personnel everyday for taking pictures. PINAC is a serious movement, photographers are fed up with it.

[@tboystoys5682]

They can’t admit that they done wrong and their the same way here across the Pond. Great Video Guys ✊🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@neilmacdonald5934]

We all make mistakes? Funny how it's always corrupt cops that make the mistakes, isn't it? I don't care that he returned your gear - he only did that as he had no legal reason to hold it. Key was your good self mentioning he'd be facing 2 claims if he'd arrested you too. That's why the gear was returned. The very fact that the Custody Sergeant effectively laughed in his face should have been enough. Nope, he knew better, & was determined to make something out of nothing. The worst kind of cop. His parental duties that were his priority seemed to get forgotten after your worrisome (for him!) claim' comment. Perhaps he shat himself with the possibility of the lawsuit. Let's not disappoint him. What you witnessed was misfeasance. It is not only a criminal offence for those in authority, it is also solid grounds for a lawsuit. Please do it. They really have to learn. Believing & knowing are 2 completely different things. As someone else (correctly) commented below: A Judge will tell you that ignorance of the law is no excuse. Now that's for 'the accused', who probably has little knowledge of the law. Cops should be well aware of this phrase, and realise that it applies to them too! Indeed, imo, they should be held to a higher standard. Sue, sue, sue! ..... but getthe complaints in first. I believe - my arse!

[@jpe115]

as he was in such a rush you should have gone through every item in that bag and checked it before signing his paper, he wasted your time so you waste his

[@marksharp1443]

Sometimes mistakes have to be paid for

[@himilayanpoppy3847]

Copper went in for the grab like he'd been living under the stairs for the last 10 years 😂

[@leataylor9277]

😂

[@alansmith7192]

I got one Sarge! Sarge! Sarge, i got one!

[@micklyons8858]

The cop has indeed been living under the staircase, he's the troll under the staircase who somehow left his lair.

[@christopherdrayson1921]

Look....the officer was misinformed and he made an unlawful arrest ..... you really need to pursue this ...

[@hughjanus7311]

“I’m not saying I was wrong but I thought I was right” what an utter helmet

[@alexanderduvill6878]

Could he not hear himself speak XD

[@ianedwards26]

They shouldn't arrest unless they know what they are arresting for as they is illegal

[@uknighthuntingvision93]

Most times they will arrest you, if you stand your ground and try to find a charge against you in law later! Happens all the time.

[@TheShadowsss]

love it how you put your drone away VERY FAST

[@paulbromley6687]

Sue them don’t bow down to their petty wins. We all know how they work. They use their job to get personal revenge and are never wring

[@peterwilliams6956]

It is not illegal to fly a drone over a police station. It was lucky that those other police officer knew you can fly a drone under a certain weight.

[@starman9921]

Idiot

[@bluemoose09]

That must've been one of the quickest investigations in to a (non)crime that I've seen in all audits.

[@chrisbevis7725]

Which should have taken place before he assaulted and kidnapped an innocent man!

[@sambishop9567]

I can’t think of any scenario where the police would make things better

[@Musettelover]

Like James Freeman said in his last video; there is no situation so bad that it can't be made worse by the presence of an officer of the law.

[@sambishop9567]

@@zigzagtoes Excellent points and well made I knew the local Bobby in the 80s but after that the decline hasn’t stopped

[@richardkinghorn4729]

The cop still thinks he is right when he clearly doesn’t know the drone laws and photography laws. By the time he has argued the point he could have looked it up and returned the drone and gone on his way. By taking the route he is taking he is costing the force money. The real problem here is that cops do not like being proved wrong by the public and hate the fact that it is legal to take photographs of the police in public.

[@noelward8047]

All that while waisting Tax Payers money. These bullies need to have their own bank accounts paying.

[@auditnerd8767]

There aren't any "photography laws"..

[@richardkinghorn4729]

@@auditnerd8767 tongue in cheek. You know it I know it but some cops and a lot of idiotic people seem to think that you can’t take photos/videos in public. No expectancy of privacy in public, so not illegal.

[@auditnerd8767]

@@richardkinghorn4729 Agree, however that auditors soundbite - "no privacy in public" is a good example of why UK auditing is awash with misinformation. You try filming a mother breastfeeding, certain medical emergencies, people going in and out of court buildings and the law will show there are times when its reasonable to expect privacy in public, especially from filming. The term is a very broad generalisation, mostly true, but there are exceptions. You hit the nail on the head though. They never accept that they are wrong. Its the police "culture" to blunder through trying to retain their integrity, and sod the casualties...Their contempt for the public is only surpassed by the public's growing contempt for them.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

@@auditnerd8767 where there is a medical emergency I very much doubt that any auditor I have seen would film while it was ongoing. I know I would not watch it nor would I continue to subscribe to it. Court buildings are a funny one in that a lot of them are visible to dashcams on a daily basis and or including CCTV in certain cities so again unless you actually go up to it and try and film directly in then it is a very grey area. I do know One auditor who did film towards one and could see through the window did get fined, but a couple of others haven’t been fined because they didn’t try to film through the windows.

[@GreasyPhil420]

So he thought there was an offence, found there was no offence, but still isn't wrong? Man I wish I could never be wrong even when something I believe to be true turns out to not be.

[@WorksopGimp]

He will when the clame gets paid

[@craigbradley6210]

@@WorksopGimp 😂 more like brain damage. Clame ???

[@paulwhittaker5195]

That pc porker has got to be related to my Mrs. She's never wrong and certainly won't admit it when she is.

[@chrisfs150]

@@WorksopGimp *claim Which the cop will never pay or even hear about..

[@chrisfs150]

Not only wrong but able to assault others whilst being wrong...

[@CamMMNUFC]

I live less than a mile away from this police station, the police have awful response times as they claim that this police station is virtually unused, yet we can have this sort of a response to a drone flight. A young man was murdered a week ago behind the health centre in the background and they didn’t even cordon off or investigate it fully until 3 days later. Atrocious.

[@MC-bo6kw]

What's the point in auditing and then sucking up to the cops after they wrongfully arrest you?

[@noelward8047]

Do try to pay attention.

[@guckfoogle1096]

This was a 💩show. These two muppets accomplished nothing other than showing what pussies they are. Hiding in a frikkin bush, Christ almighty.

[@danidelaney3555]

@Kens UK Adventures It was very confusing, first he runs away like he did do something wrong and therefor opening the door to cops feeling justified in detaining all auditors, then the other one saying we've all learnt from this like he did something wrong as well ??? I believe those two have just set the auditing point back by 10 yrs

[@danidelaney3555]

@@noelward8047 You've obviously been paying to much attention to something completely different.

[@jamb6600]

if you dont COMPLAIN WHATS THE POINT? Trying to talk to them as HUMANS is pathatic.

[@noelward8047]

Gosh. CAPITALS ! Try and listen again.

[@russellopenshaw8975]

The hatred in the copper wen he grabbed him. Tyrants

[@mark.k7206]

Has anyone ever told these Police Officers that Ignorance of the Law is no excuse. An easy Civil claim for this ridiculous arrest

[@stepbackandthink]

The Marines never leave a man behind. Unlike NNY, who couldn't abandon his mate quick enough.

[@stepbackandthink]

@@deputyrock3489 He could have grown some bollocks

[@danidelaney3555]

@@deputyrock3489 Dont be a cock all your life 🙄

[@TheBrawlBox]

This calls for another chorus: Michael fly the drone above, hallelujah...

[@losingbaggage]

Abandoned your friend. Legged it and hid like a scared child and then begging, not demanding, for stuff back from someone you claim totally in the wrong. Your going downhill.

[@noelward8047]

Are you 'Running Up That Hill' Haha

[@stevenkennedy237]

He shit himself then giving it Bobby big bolloxs when they went back.

[@danidelaney3555]

Exactly 👍

[@guckfoogle1096]

Spot on. This was pathetic.

[@tylermarkpearson4925]

Yet another false arrest no use making a fuss for him he will be out in a bit and have nice claim

[@randgate]

You should of sent the drone straight back up. You should also have your mobile devices to set audio and video until powered off, catch them slagging you off and discussing the unlawful arrest.

[@primalurge489]

Auditing expert right here, can’t wait to see your videos randgate

[@randgate]

​@@primalurge489 Infosec expert not an audit expert. I give a lot of auditors tips on secured sites and would get very good overt and covert footage of my arrest/beating for failing to suffer fools and running my mouth / I don't have the temperament for it.

[@danidelaney3555]

RUNNING AWAY LIKE A COMMON CRIMINAL AND SAYING WE'VE ALL LEARNT SOMETHING TODAY AFTER DOING NOTHING WRONG, HAS JUST GIVEN EVERY COP A REASON TO THINK YOU HAVE DONE SOMETHING WRONG AND A SELF JUSTIFICATION TO ARREST EVERY AUDITOR DOING THE SAME LEGAL ACTIVITY, WELL DONE BOYS, YOU WELL AND TRULY FKD THAT ONE UP 🙄🤡🤡

[@guckfoogle1096]

Couldn't believe what I was watching. This was a complete 💩show.

[@danidelaney3555]

@@guckfoogle1096 The only reason that would explain it was if they were both high on something 🤔

[@eddyraja3115]

It was cringe-worthy and embarrassing at best 🤦‍♂

[@xtheunterstrich7937]

Im really not in that whole auditor thing. But isn't that what they want? Unlawfully arrested because they can file a lawsuit against them to get money?

[@ronanmcw]

​@@xtheunterstrich7937- actual auditors are doing it for police accountability and to prevent abuse of power. These two are just cop baiting chavs looking for paydays

[@27videoman54]

failed miserably!!! ended with boot licking.

[@noelward8047]

Were you not listening ?

[@noelward8047]

@@AC87481 You so clever ... basic. What was that tune ?

[@thehouseholder5468]

Oh dear , that’s a few thousand ice creams the officers have just gifted you 🥴🤣🤣👍👍👍👍❤️

[@CameronHotspurs]

TORB gets arrested and NNY puts all his kit away and runs!

[@guckfoogle1096]

IKR Max pussy moment. I couldn't believe what I was watching.

[@angelamcmillan8512]

EXACTLY 💯% CRAP BAG

[@Tom-ol6cu]

F**king idiots eh

[@nickpotts3913]

Some people are not comfortable with being lifted. I'm not sure it makes him a crap bag. I used to consider arrest as a vocational hazard, but would never expect any of my fellow activists to get arrested in sympathy haha. Leave the lad alone, hes ok.

[@noelward8047]

Cat and Mouse ... Jerry won, again. I am staggered that 'officers' behave in such a way. What are they doing about the actual bad guys ?

[@barneybiggles]

Keeping well away from them in case they get a slap.

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

It’s there egos

[@richardharvey1732]

Hi N N Y, the fastest false arrest I have ever seen!, I hope they are as quick on paying the compensation. Possibly I missed the first part of the encounter when the coproach identifies himself and stated the grounds for the arrest but it looked as if he was doing one. I did not see any reason for the hands-on attack there was no sign of any physical threat or attempt to evade arrest. None of the standard reasons for such violence. Hardly any time passed and he was free! whatever happened there?, has he been charged and if so what with?. I do like the idea that police officers can do what ever they like if their intentions are good, sounds like he has learned a lot from pour government ministers. Cheers, Richard.

[@toebo9683]

You're like the Houdini of auditors... always know when to slip. Brilliant. Take care.

[@brucemcnee4818]

Gingerbread man

[@computech11]

As soon as your friend gets arrested you rum away.

[@guckfoogle1096]

And hides in a bush! 🤣🤣🤦‍♂

[@JohnWatsonFlatEarth]

ALL THAT ARSE KISSING THE PIGS AT THE END MADE ME PUKE

[@sammason189]

You disappeared quicker than a fart in a whirlwind when Tobes got arrested 🤣

[@richardpeel6056]

"I arrested him because I honestly believed ....." That cop didn't know the law and acted outside the limits of his training and knowledge, Washington has one too many cops.

[@stormbringerseven8288]

All NE cops are corrupt and as thick as mince.

[@godsofourland95]

The foolish cop still kept saying he honestly believed he was right 🤦🏿‍♀️ this is just theft

[@sailingshipp]

Is there any compensation if police hold property after an unlawful arrest?

[@greg5639]

Nothing like getting on one's knees and bowing down infront of your abuser and excepting the pos excuse that he did nothing wrong. This is one of the worse audits failures on both sides I've seen. Grow a pair and sue, not cower.🤔

[@noelward8047]

Show how it should do done ... I will not hold my breath.

[@greg5639]

@@noelward8047 hey Noel duck I got 3 yesterday for my beliefs in the miners strike. If one's going to do audits for our rights the do it . I will never bow to any pos especially when I knew he was wrong. I wasn't playing a game for youtube. I love auditor's fighting for our rights, but not begging to be let go and saying they all learns something from the wrongful arrest .

[@gazzanorth4373]

I agree. It was totally cringeworthy watching him grovelling to the copper. Bootlicking a copper who has just abused your rights is about as bad as it gets.

[@YorkshireTripper.]

Deffo needs a claim putting in and every claim made should go onto a coppers record that way they can keep an eye on the good from the bad and weed them out or at the very least retrain them. This guy is the worst type of cop actions before knowing the facts or the laws .

[@chrisbevis7725]

Every claim counts as does every complaint before we end up being picked off the street for breathing!

[@rogermoore570]

How could the custody sergeant release you without your property

[@DMC888]

because the arrest wasn't upheld. Technically he was never in custody. Crazy!

[@albertrichardson6160]

How can they keep the equipment when no offence has been committed?

[@dunningkruger4863]

Cause their filty piglets that don't follow laws

[@janneroz-photographyonabudget]

They're told what the law is. Okay, check it out, see if that's correct first, then return the property. But, to be told what the law is, ignore what that law is, keep the property through spite and NOT ignorance, depriving someone of their property is effectively theft. So, a bully steals something, whilst in the employ of the local constabulary, as a police officer, surely a sackable offence?

[@noelward8047]

Then plays the 'i have to pick up my daughter' card. A simple sorry would have sufficed.

[@DMC888]

@@noelward8047 how can he expect understanding and sympathy when he's just taken someone's phone that may contain credit/debit cards and train tickets. In some cases leaving them with no way to get home or call anyone for help. What was he proposing, come back in two days?

[@noelward8047]

@@DMC888 You make a good point. I had not thought about that aspect.

[@TheBrynu]

he arrested you with out knowing the legislation i hope you’re making a claim against him

[@modelmakingman]

I am very disappointed to see both of you sucking up to this policeman knowing full well that he was misusing his powers. It is the thin end of the wedge you will be letting them get away with all sorts now. I used to enjoy your audits and the way you handled the police but this is far from your normal work. Very disappointing.

[@noelward8047]

Oh dear. Over your head was it ? Please provide link to your channel, where can see it should be done.

[@modelmakingman]

@@noelward8047 LOL!! you must be a copper LOL!!. When you have the same dealings with police that I have then maybe you might not come out with the comment "over your head.

[@danidelaney3555]

Spot on, this instance was a total let down and a farce by these two auditors ☹

[@danidelaney3555]

@@noelward8047 If you think thats how it should be done then you're as daft as those two let downs 🙄

[@guckfoogle1096]

It was embarrassing. Running away, then hiding in a bush FFS, then creeping to the filth. This was pathetic and accomplished sweet FA.

[@indefence007]

'Thanks for being part of the show' 😂😂😂 You guys are just awesome!👌 Thanks for your hard work and for sharing with us. Take care, Steve.👍👍👊

[@carl5652]

Never seen you put your drone away so quick 😂

[@legobatman8353]

Earning every ounce of hatred yet again.

[@adamrowley5221]

Thanks 4 being part of the MUPPET SHOW..... NNY LEGEND

[@reklaw3603]

Michael legs it, nice 1 Michael, just you escape and leave your pal to suffer, nice pal you are! You should have video'd the situation developing, a nice wee earner for you both. tyrants to cough up once more!

[@reignfree7837]

🤪😜😝🤪😜😝🤣😂🤣 OMG, I laughed and laughed. That was epic. Good one guys.

[@axiomcurbcommunity]

Like always NNY leaves man behind lol 😂

[@The-Weekend-Warrior]

At least you guys shouldn't talk over each other constantly. That just creates even more chaos.

[@judithsnowdon7611]

He couldn’t even apologise

[@MoReeceJTV]

Thanks for being part of the show 🤣🤣🤣 I don't know how you think up these lines bro 😂😂😂

[@richardthorpe1741]

I can't support you if you ain't gonna complain. You've done the hard part. I'll check in again in a month and see if there's an improvement. Let's hope they don't do it to someone else in the meantime.

[@HarryNicNicholas]

funny how "we can't do anything till a crime has been committed" doesn't apply when no crime has actually been committed.

[@jonnysaxon]

Needs to be a complaint against this copper!

[@adamcollumbine]

Like the way you sh*t your pants and run off 😁😂😂😂

[@onlyme6479]

21.47 Got your shit back now sue the shit out of them

[@johnmanchester8528]

Yes Nice Reply 🤑

[@GunnyUKsarge]

Sue the sh^t out of them. False arrest and stealing your property. This is all kinds of wrong!

[@stu0508]

"I realised there was no offences but that doesn't mean i was wrong because i had an honestly held belief at the time" is everything wrong with so called policing by consent in 2022. I don't expect every policeman to know every law, all i expect is that arrests aren't made on a whim or because they think something should be illegal. "Honestly held beliefs" are anti law and have no place in UK policing. It takes seconds to check something in this day and age so there really is no excuse. To try and claim that they should come back another day so he can check it when it took merely seconds for him to check it there and then and longer to argue is downright ignorant. The outcome was ok in the end but i still think that cop is totally underhanded.

[@noelward8047]

Ego must be removed from The Police.

[@Polecat54941]

When I took that car it was not wrong because i had an honestly held belief at the time that the owner would not mind.

[@hugoblack3489]

Begging the police come on have some integrity 😂😂

[@peteroconnor2877]

That's your week in the sun paid for.

[@SergeiFedorov77]

Its incredibly weak from that cop not admitting he was wrong. Incredibly weak and shameful.

[@thesimulatorguy4248]

Thanks for being part of the show guys. I laughed so hard 😂

[@MadhouseGaming]

I don't understand, if you can legally fly a drone over this police station, and yet when the person you are with is arrested for attempting to do just this, why did you run away?.........Auditors who run away from the police even though they have done nothing wrong, should not be running/hiding from the police, but you attempt to make the police know you are not doing anything wrong, point out their mistakes, and they learn something from it, running away makes you look guilty of a crime.

[@NewsNowYorkshire]

Looks guilty but means I keep all my equipment...... 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️

[@monaezytwo6513]

So now we have to beg for our property back that was unlawfully taken? Do we bend the knee and grovel as well? Disgraceful.

[@stGeorge2605]

🎵🎤 Brave sir Michael ran away He tucked his tail between his legs he turned away and fucking fled Brave Brave Brave Brave...... sir Michael.🎤🎵

[@patrickfivefive3747]

He should look it up before arresting someone.

[@noelward8047]

He was on the wrong channel.

[@krishollow]

He doesn't care because its the tax payer who pays for his mistakes.

[@Leroyy536]

Cops temper got the best of him, enjoy your compensation

[@simondalzell5635]

Should not Let this Corrupt Cop off. Unlawful

[@cypeman8037]

TORB was more apologetic than the thug. “I believe I was right” REALLY?

[@J8ob]

Fucking love Torbs.... And fucking love how you knew exactly when to vanish 😂😂😂

[@H4WK6969]

Auditors always seem to have a blast up North

[@AndyPandy007]

Torbs was more friendly than I would have been with him.

[@cupidstunts.stcmedia.6618]

Come on lads. You guys are better than that. Begging for TORB's property back from this unbelievable fool. He inconvenienced TORB, so show him how inconvenient it is to be privately prosecuted for his ignorance of the law. Well Aye 👍

[@iain4]

Bringing his daughter and his own personal issues into it. Pathetic excuse of a cop.

[@noelward8047]

The backpeddling was cringeworthy.

[@legalactivity6977]

He gave the drone back that was nice of him. Sorry unlawful arrest a letter of claim should do the trick.

[@koskey06]

Just lost respect for you! Your mate gets falsely arrested and you just take off?!?? I deff wouldn't be your friend anymore and this "job" is deff not for you! Your not cut out for it if that's how u react to just a little resistance....and it wasn't even u...

[@martintanner1316]

Should have said ignorance of the law is no excuse and sent the drone up right in front of him.

[@SensibleCentrist]

“Everyone is a winner” “everyone makes mistakes”……shut up and sue the fuck of them

[@paulfoster553]

Well there's another civil claim for torbs

[@sciwriter1]

There was a time NNY when you wouldn't have run from the cops.

[@NewsNowYorkshire]

When you know you know

[@danidelaney3555]

@@NewsNowYorkshire You failed miserably on this one, you made a mockery out of auditing, best you throw the towel in now

[@johncraig4180]

He isn't even the one with the drone 🤣🤣🤣

[@angelamcmillan8512]

I he had a drone in bag

[@nealholdsworth7912]

Take mr corrupt copper to the cleaners please. Report him make sure his bosses know what he really is..

[@DesertRat63]

Seems like you both had a luuuuverly day in the sunshine 🌞👮‍♂️🚔🏃‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@JimmyJimmyEnglish]

NNY Hiding in bushes like a hedgehog 🤣👊🦔🌳