Boy let me tell you. New York subway it s disgusting when you considered this is one the biggest cities in the world. Their subways looks like it s stuck to the 90 .
Excellent work. I was sexually assaulted on the Metro in Paris, and I can tell you how uncomfortable and upsetting it can make you feel. I still think about it today, it makes me so angry that a stranger can treat you like that
This is amazing! We need this in Berlin, we would have needed that already 20 years ago. I was so scared to go by subway as a child, teenager and young adult, because I was harassed every day in the street, on buses and trains. It got so bad, that I felt constantly in fear and had the feeling of being followed and haunted all the time. And when I had the courage to ask someone for help, they didn’t help me. Then I started to mostly wear wide, dark clothes, was hiding my hair, so that people might confuse me with a boy from the back. I started fighting sports and after 1-2 years it got a bit better. But this just took a lot of joy from my teenager years, to go out with friends and have fun. Often I cancelled invitations and stayed home because of that.
There are troll-factories that target the BBC's videos nowadays. I wish youtube would enable an easy block user function (does this already exist and I'm just oblivious to it?)
Why is everyone hating on the BBC ? Brits watching this should especially feel grateful , there's a whole lot of countries where the police won't or can't do such things for women. Stop cussing the BBC just because everyone else in the comment section is doing it.
I think the reason is, or at least should be, that none of this is really news. Most people already know this stuff happens, and those that don't are just recklessly naive.
You should be happy and proud that you have such a good media company as the BBC. Tell it to whom who live in a country where their minds are brain washed by the media !
Nathan Bell widely organised, convicted child abuse, going for 20 years, use google. (well, not exactly children, in Rotherham at least, it was young females from 12-16).
Harassment is a global issue personally I've been harassed at the age of 8-year old by a teenager he just killed my childhood. what makes me feel sad that he steel free there are no rules in my country. Now I become an adult I use public transport but I always take an individual seat I don't support man stands next to me it's really hard for me lol if a man seat next to me I change the place as the crow flies.
God forbid, but if there is a next time, say something. People will help you. Be brave, i know its hard, but people are better than you think and we as a society are cracking down on this beahviour.
Once I confronted two guys one of them was gropping a girl, I got punched by the same guy while I was looking at his friend, they fled but I catched with'em called the old Bill they arrested the offender, at the court he was find not guilty. The system is so wrong.
I give those officers massive credit. It's good they are undercover as it makes it easier to catch people in the act. It's not the nicest thing to go through but with undercover officers they cent deny anything when they are caught.
i live in london and this 100% has happened to me on a packed tube several times. The sad thing is this behavior is so common its kind of just been accepted as normal
It is so positive to see the police doing I was sexually assaulted on a bus at 7 in the morning. One of the most horrible experiences I have ever been through. Would have made me feel so much better if these guys were there!
I live near Toronto and have never been groped. Two days in London and I was groped by a teenager. It seemed like he had full support from his friends. It was the most bizarre thing I have ever experienced. I filed a police report and the police didn’t seem to mind. What an awful feeling. One quick google search showed me this was a huge problem in London. Funny thing is, I googled a couple other Canadian cities just to see if there were many new reports about public groping.. there we not many in comparison to London. How sad. My heart goes out to the women in this city.
The problem is they will be out in a few days doing the same thing again. Most of us don't report it. It happens frequently. Was so glad of the lockdown and less crowd on the trains. Dreading June 21 - the crowd is already building back in April.......trying to find remote work again.
I'm a man. This happened to me when I was 12, the guy followed me off the bus whilst I was on my way to school although I confronted him after 20 seconds of following with a brick in hand all he did was smile the smug prick. Saw him again a couple years later trying to get on my bus this time I told him if he gets on i'll follow him, In hindsight I should have reported it but us males have too much pride.
A similar thing happened to me on the tube in Rome, and I am still unsure whether it was my imagination or not. I remember I felt really anxious as it was happening, and it took quite a while until I started feeling calm again.
They are doing a good job and I hate police but i appreciate the proactive response they are taking towards the situation. That could be our moms or sisters
they dont need to be someones mum or sister. they dont need to be protected because of their connection to men. women are people in thier own right and thats why they need to be protected
When I was 13.. yes 13, I was on holiday in France and a guy on the metro tried it on me, he was about 20-30 maybe older... he ended up going at a woman (still not okay) I now have a fear of going in places like that
Stop the offence before it happens, so it's not an offence then? You can only stop an offence if it occurs, prior to that it's not an offence. The offence has to happen for it to be an actual offence...
John Turner Exactly this strategy is not logical. I was stopped by a transport police officer who accused me of using my phone as a pretence to watch a girl's luggage. He called two more officers. While waiting the girl overheard and came over to say I was standing there before she even came. Nonetheless the police came and took half an hour to background check me. Of course I complained, and was told it was a high crime area. Funny thing was they couldn't check my story because the CCTV was blurry. Go figure 🙄
I see your logic but it is slightly incorrect. They step in to stop someone getting assaulted, which of course is right. An offence can be attempted and that attempt in itself is an offence. It is quite difficult to prove in these cases as someone going back amd forth on tubes standing behind people can come up with some ingenious excuses one simply being they like tube trains. But with enough evidence, like watching someone prey on people and follow them it may be possible to get some sort of attempted offence. It must be frustrating because if they step in chances are nothing will happen to the 'perp' but it wpuld be wrong for Police to allow someone to get sexually assaulted so they can get a conviction.
Joycinha Borges, the OP is absolutely correct. There's no way on earth they could ever get a conviction for sexual assault. It's not a crime to change trains too often, or to look in the direction of girls, or to board a train behind a girl. There is no way they could ever prove what their intention is. What if their intention was pick-pocketing? Or maybe even just to talk to the girl they just spotted on the platform? They would be doing the very same actions. And thus, they could never be convicted, as you could never prove what their intentions were.
Totoro Never say never. It comes down to a reasonable person test. Intent is proven every single day without the offence actually being comitted. The pickpocket scenario would be a hard defence in cirtain circumstances. i.e pickpocketers dont stalk victims for a great length of time as if the mark was too hard there would be 1000's of others to choose from to pickpocket from. Add in a persons background i.e they have several convictions then a case starts to build. I accept it would be difficult to get 12 jury members to agree but certainly not impossible.
phwarg How does one 'introduce' pornography into a society? Porn has been everywhere forever. For the study to be valid one would have to be able to prove that at no point in time has there ever been any porn accessible to the said society. Impossible to police that one I'm afraid.
RS2002 Agreed. Exposure means addiction. People become addicted to stimulants. Drink, drugs, gambling, prostitution. Further, there are those who, while not addicts, still foster an unhealthy relationship with their stimulant of choice. Likewise, many people abuse drink, but it does not necessarily follow that they are alcoholics.
That's like saying violent games teaches people to become murderers yet Japan has the lowest crime in the world wear console games are originated from.
BF TE Yes, the crime rate is low in Japan. However, the Japanese very much favour role playing games over violent games. Of course, there is some violence in RPGs but it's a far cry from Call of Duty and the like. In FPS the violence is excessive but in RPG's there's a lot of adventuring and discovering too. The Japanese are avid travellers are they not?
Jandor Captain Bravo!! Yeah I'm glad I left that shit hole! That the multicultural utopia for you! This is probably an illegal opinion in the U.K. But, thank goodness I'm not their so the Met can "kiss my arse"
Jandor Captain I know right -like all these people getting death and rape threats should chill the fu@k out it's not like they are receiving death... wait... oh...
I'm fairly sure the law needs to get its definition of sexual assault and sexual harrasment right. Assault means using some sort of force, whilst harrasment is a bit different. Both are screwed up though but I don't like how they havn't been clearly defined like in this video.
no forces are needed to cause an assault, the legal definition refers to it as "to cause immediate harm". If you scare someone it can technically count as an assault.
Women need to call these men out when they do this. Most decent people will take your side and these men are probably cowards, so there probably won't be an issue. If women consistently call them out they will become afriad. Silence empowers them. If all women did this it would serve as a deterrent.
It must be an impossible position for these police officers. They say they want to catch these perverts before an assault happens, but if they do that, then surely there is no crime. You can't convict a person for boarding a train behind a girl, or looking in the direction of girls, or changing trains too often.
2 years ago a man grabbed my manhood just as he got off. I am a man and i was shocked. Obviously i never reported it but my work mate couldnt stop laughing. It happens to us men to!!
Shame that they completely ignore the possibility of women committing sexual offences. I know right! A WOMAN!? Committing illegal sexual offences!? Never! P.s just because a man is WITH a woman, does not mean he's a sex offender...
Wait so they actually knew what this guy was doing, and what he was about to do, and rather than put a stop to it they allowed a woman to be sexually assaulted right in front of them… Yeah these officers are true hero’s…
It's a bit ironic that BBC is going under cover to catch predators, it's a shame they didn't do that for a certain predator maybe that would have been caught
They survey people who have taken the tube asking if they've experienced harassment and what they did in response. However, a lot of the time, these surveys are sought out by people who have experienced harassment so the real percentage of unreported cases might be even higher.
Not only the man who does the sexual harassment, woman too, personally I experience so many time in the tube , flipping their hair right on your face , touching with their hand bags , bringing phones with the hand towards to my face , expanding legs distance towards to me and placing cross leg and the top leg touching your leg but they pretend to be they are not doing it ............more and more .......
What is the cost benefit against the fact that there are already uniformed London transport police. Be visible as a deterrent. In the event of an assault, as a victim be vocal. Call them out publicly. Tell them to "stop brushing up..." Get other passengers on your side. Even if most are cowards you will always find supporting individuals to stand by your side. Don't lose your cool and remain firm. Speak loud and clear, don't yell and stay in control. Other passengers will be far more willing to support you if you appear strong on the outside. (You can have a cry with a friend later). The power of good citizens will be far more effective in countering a few depraved individuals and will set a better self regulated culture that we will all benefit. And those inefficient police resources could be freed up more effectively.
I was once harassed when I was 6 this memory is a sad one I was sleeping at my cousins house when it was her 16 birthday and I went to sleep when the party was on and the things I remember was that one of my cousins friends started kissing my lips and my face when i woke up that's when he stopped I still remember this day and it is a bad memory for me because I don't know what would happen if I got up later....
How many of the 39 people arrested were ACTUALLY charged with criminal offences. How many were men? My girlfriend can get me arrested right now if she makes something up
fuckfannyfiddlefart The point is, is that they were actively LOOKING for just men. It was almost as if there wasn't a shred of possibility that a woman could commit such a crime. But I guess the UK's just shit like that
Trick Tricksterz true actually. If you were to apply the same logic they used to single out men here to say, check for explosives at an airport, you'd be deemed racist.
Trick Tricksterz they work that job everyday and see everything so I'm pretty sure if a woman was hopping back on and off on the same tube going in different directions they would be suspicious.
I was on a train from toquay Brisol. I was sitting down At first in the luggage compartment ...Even though i had paid for a seat. As the journey went on there were people in that space and We all needed to bunch together to allow communters to get on. Unfortuneately a lady who was alot bigger than most of us missed her Stop and i to stand up properly She pulled me into herself by my hips to let others Off eventually putting her arms around my tummy .I felt incredibly awkward .
I do hope people who have been victims of actual harassment & suffering receive their justice, however, lets please be careful not to take this out of context! The way in which a man & women meet in romantic cartoons can't always be true for the majority of real life, most of us lack access to the events/times & places you need to be in to talk to someone so we, therefore, do our best to win their attention as & when possible. Harassment is more like if someone asks to be left alone & you refuse to acknowledge it. Everyone has a Yin to their Yang to miss out on it because we've devolved to a stage where approaching someone is deemed as harassment is ridiculous, forcing each other to wear masks will only enhance our lack of love connection & community! Drop me out whens the next flight to K-Pax!
I see once again the BBC who are supposed to have a duty more than anyone else in the country to be so equal about everything present men as the predator in these incidents and while yes the majority of these are by men, that doesn’t excuse the women who sexually harass men or other women does it?
Some weirdos on the tube I've only ever used it a few times in my life but I recall being stared at on a number of occasions for no apparent reason one that stands out was three lads in hoodies bunched up close together on the seats while the train was empty heads facing down constantly looking at me for no apparent reason completely filled with hate in their eyes I tried to ignore them but in the end I had to do it back I did it until they got off the train I won't be intimidated by any person seems to be an undercurrent of hate in London that most people don't see but believe me it's there drugs different cultures and the gulf between rich and poor no doubt plays a factor.
I remember it was my sisters birthday and I treated her to the theatre performance of Mamma Mia. We got off at our train stop. We were both wearing smart dresses. As we were going to acend the stairs to the street we passed a couple of young men. I remember as I passed one of them reached his hand up my dress and grabbed my crotch. I looked back and they were just laughing and staring at me. I would of reported it to a police officer but I didn't want to disturb my sisters birthday celebration. I wish now I would have. Its not ok that men like that think its OK to take advantage and assault you.
Videos like this should be explained, otherwise tomorrow a girl can simply call cops because you looked at her ass. I am MGTOW. Better for myself then chasing today feminist women.
You shouldn't be looking at girls and they shouldn't be displaying themselves to strangers. Would make things so much simpler instead of umming and ahhing about how many seconds constitutes a sexual offence and getting locked up for it.
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This was so undercover I didn't see a thing.
Brother Ares There’s probably at least a few offenders every day. London is a big town.
like that whole piece was behind a steamed up window, i thought i needed glasses, waste of time watching
Brother Ares that's 39 charges not convictions iirc
Fair play to these officers, there should be more assigned to do this work
True... no woman should deal with this, this is insane
Japan very much needs this strategy on their buses and trains .
It’s par for the course there right?
Japan has women only carts on some trains which somewhat solves the problem
According to porn hub yes your right, *put sunglasses back on*
Rife in India and Sri Lanka as well
@@tinman8311 lol
Tfl harassing my wallet with these ludicrous fares
The media try to say London is as dangerous as New York. I'd rather travel on London public transport any day, than travel on the NY subway.
Is NYC that bad??
imogen barr With him I'd turn around and ask him what the hel he was doing. In America, women would be too scared in case he pulled out a gun.
Boy let me tell you. New York subway it s disgusting when you considered this is one the biggest cities in the world. Their subways looks like it s stuck to the 90 .
@@fddddd1120 they should invest in it properly. Public transport In Europe, some trains are much older but they are a lot cleaner, and a lot safer.
You're right, London is a lot safer. This is still a huge issue though!
Excellent work. I was sexually assaulted on the Metro in Paris, and I can tell you how uncomfortable and upsetting it can make you feel. I still think about it today, it makes me so angry that a stranger can treat you like that
Catching predators must be such a satisfying job. I'm kind of jealous
Chrissi Llllllllllllllllllllollllllll
That's why I always have my back facing a wall on trains, or if its crowded, towards someone of the same sex.
Me specifically being female, my chances of taking down a woman vs a man are much higher. lol
@@sHaRiNgAn1011 Knee. Crotch. Repeat.
Me too. Instinctively standing next to the door, with a wall behind my back.
Exactly it is... There is no find where sense caught from, hmm??? 🤔😟
As if it was impossible to be sexually harassed by someone of the same sex ... We are safe nowhere my dear!
This is amazing! We need this in Berlin, we would have needed that already 20 years ago. I was so scared to go by subway as a child, teenager and young adult, because I was harassed every day in the street, on buses and trains. It got so bad, that I felt constantly in fear and had the feeling of being followed and haunted all the time. And when I had the courage to ask someone for help, they didn’t help me. Then I started to mostly wear wide, dark clothes, was hiding my hair, so that people might confuse me with a boy from the back. I started fighting sports and after 1-2 years it got a bit better. But this just took a lot of joy from my teenager years, to go out with friends and have fun. Often I cancelled invitations and stayed home because of that.
This comments section is toxic
Well done Tourniquet Now for being exactly the kind of human shit that is exposing himself to be social detritus.
There are troll-factories that target the BBC's videos nowadays. I wish youtube would enable an easy block user function (does this already exist and I'm just oblivious to it?)
No no no, I was talking about the toxic left
I really really hope women are relieved when they're approached by the officers to know someone's on their side in this war against predators.
We need many more officers like these who ever is responsible needs to increase the numbers as soon as possible
Why is everyone hating on the BBC ? Brits watching this should especially feel grateful , there's a whole lot of countries where the police won't or can't do such things for women. Stop cussing the BBC just because everyone else in the comment section is doing it.
Ram Kumar right hell yea like in DC wish we had this
I think the reason is, or at least should be, that none of this is really news. Most people already know this stuff happens, and those that don't are just recklessly naive.
Ram Kumar you just said what iv thought for a long time. Cheers
I’m sure a lot are Kremlin sponsored trolls, seems they like to stir the pot ...
You should be happy and proud that you have such a good media company as the BBC. Tell it to whom who live in a country where their minds are brain washed by the media !
Yet for decades the BBC staid silent on the horrors of Rotherham, Rochdale, Newcastle and Glasgow.
fredo1070 dont forget Jimmy
fredo1070 and don't forget what Amanda Holden did to Les Dennis.
What horrors of Glasgow are you referring to? Also, the word you’re looking for is *stayed.
Nathan Bell widely organised, convicted child abuse, going for 20 years, use google. (well, not exactly children, in Rotherham at least, it was young females from 12-16).
Nathan Bell oh yes we forgot, Glasgow doesn't have any crime rate, not even a parking ticket, the people are perfect.
Harassment is a global issue personally I've been harassed at the age of 8-year old by a teenager he just killed my childhood. what makes me feel sad that he steel free there are no rules in my country. Now I become an adult I use public transport but I always take an individual seat I don't support man stands next to me it's really hard for me lol if a man seat next to me I change the place as the crow flies.
Even just knowing that there are agents down there is comforting
This is so important !
Its happened to me before and I still remember it. No coincidence it was the central line during rush hour.
God forbid, but if there is a next time, say something. People will help you. Be brave, i know its hard, but people are better than you think and we as a society are cracking down on this beahviour.
Once I confronted two guys one of them was gropping a girl, I got punched by the same guy while I was looking at his friend, they fled but I catched with'em called the old Bill they arrested the offender, at the court he was find not guilty. The system is so wrong.
“Their job is to see the offences before they occur”
??
Sounds like they need to employ The Doctor
I give those officers massive credit. It's good they are undercover as it makes it easier to catch people in the act. It's not the nicest thing to go through but with undercover officers they cent deny anything when they are caught.
i live in london and this 100% has happened to me on a packed tube several times. The sad thing is this behavior is so common its kind of just been accepted as normal
I'm so glad the police are doing this. Deffo makes me feel more safe travelling on the TFL. More this should be done!
I don’t know about everyone else but I’m glad there’s police out there doing this and the more people that know the better
It is so positive to see the police doing I was sexually assaulted on a bus at 7 in the morning. One of the most horrible experiences I have ever been through. Would have made me feel so much better if these guys were there!
I live near Toronto and have never been groped. Two days in London and I was groped by a teenager. It seemed like he had full support from his friends. It was the most bizarre thing I have ever experienced. I filed a police report and the police didn’t seem to mind. What an awful feeling. One quick google search showed me this was a huge problem in London. Funny thing is, I googled a couple other Canadian cities just to see if there were many new reports about public groping.. there we not many in comparison to London.
How sad. My heart goes out to the women in this city.
“State your name, agent.”
“Bone, James Bone”
now this is a fantastic service. Well done to London police. If someone did that to my wife or daughter.....
The problem is they will be out in a few days doing the same thing again.
Most of us don't report it. It happens frequently. Was so glad of the lockdown and less crowd on the trains. Dreading June 21 - the crowd is already building back in April.......trying to find remote work again.
I'm a man. This happened to me when I was 12, the guy followed me off the bus whilst I was on my way to school although I confronted him after 20 seconds of following with a brick in hand all he did was smile the smug prick. Saw him again a couple years later trying to get on my bus this time I told him if he gets on i'll follow him, In hindsight I should have reported it but us males have too much pride.
A similar thing happened to me on the tube in Rome, and I am still unsure whether it was my imagination or not. I remember I felt really anxious as it was happening, and it took quite a while until I started feeling calm again.
LOL
shhhh it was just a dream, shhhh, the 30 second ago mind wipe does not seem to work 100%
@@caraudiosolutions how is that funny? You 🤡
Once I was on tube and an Arab guy was filming up a girls skirt, told him to stop.. it was so disgusting
Might be a good idea to have women's only carrieges on the tube.
They did that in Japan and a couple other countries and it worked wonders
They are doing a good job and I hate police but i appreciate the proactive response they are taking towards the situation. That could be our moms or sisters
Look up cognitive dissonance. You are suffering from a severe case
they dont need to be someones mum or sister. they dont need to be protected because of their connection to men. women are people in thier own right and thats why they need to be protected
You hate the police? Why because they arrest criminals?
When I was 13.. yes 13, I was on holiday in France and a guy on the metro tried it on me, he was about 20-30 maybe older... he ended up going at a woman (still not okay) I now have a fear of going in places like that
Happened several times to me in Japan. Its widespread.
how ironic that this was on bbc
Stop the offence before it happens, so it's not an offence then? You can only stop an offence if it occurs, prior to that it's not an offence. The offence has to happen for it to be an actual offence...
John Turner Exactly this strategy is not logical. I was stopped by a transport police officer who accused me of using my phone as a pretence to watch a girl's luggage. He called two more officers. While waiting the girl overheard and came over to say I was standing there before she even came. Nonetheless the police came and took half an hour to background check me. Of course I complained, and was told it was a high crime area. Funny thing was they couldn't check my story because the CCTV was blurry. Go figure 🙄
I see your logic but it is slightly incorrect. They step in to stop someone getting assaulted, which of course is right. An offence can be attempted and that attempt in itself is an offence. It is quite difficult to prove in these cases as someone going back amd forth on tubes standing behind people can come up with some ingenious excuses one simply being they like tube trains. But with enough evidence, like watching someone prey on people and follow them it may be possible to get some sort of attempted offence. It must be frustrating because if they step in chances are nothing will happen to the 'perp' but it wpuld be wrong for Police to allow someone to get sexually assaulted so they can get a conviction.
Joycinha Borges, the OP is absolutely correct. There's no way on earth they could ever get a conviction for sexual assault. It's not a crime to change trains too often, or to look in the direction of girls, or to board a train behind a girl. There is no way they could ever prove what their intention is. What if their intention was pick-pocketing? Or maybe even just to talk to the girl they just spotted on the platform? They would be doing the very same actions. And thus, they could never be convicted, as you could never prove what their intentions were.
Totoro Never say never. It comes down to a reasonable person test. Intent is proven every single day without the offence actually being comitted. The pickpocket scenario would be a hard defence in cirtain circumstances. i.e pickpocketers dont stalk victims for a great length of time as if the mark was too hard there would be 1000's of others to choose from to pickpocket from. Add in a persons background i.e they have several convictions then a case starts to build. I accept it would be difficult to get 12 jury members to agree but certainly not impossible.
minority report anyone
The result of pornography.
phwarg How does one 'introduce' pornography into a society? Porn has been everywhere forever. For the study to be valid one would have to be able to prove that at no point in time has there ever been any porn accessible to the said society. Impossible to police that one I'm afraid.
RS2002 Agreed. Exposure means addiction. People become addicted to stimulants. Drink, drugs, gambling, prostitution. Further, there are those who, while not addicts, still foster an unhealthy relationship with their stimulant of choice. Likewise, many people abuse drink, but it does not necessarily follow that they are alcoholics.
phwarg When it comes to pornography harassment is just the tip of the iceberg.
That's like saying violent games teaches people to become murderers yet Japan has the lowest crime in the world wear console games are originated from.
BF TE Yes, the crime rate is low in Japan. However, the Japanese very much favour role playing games over violent games. Of course, there is some violence in RPGs but it's a far cry from Call of Duty and the like. In FPS the violence is excessive but in RPG's there's a lot of adventuring and discovering too. The Japanese are avid travellers are they not?
what a waste of money. the police could spend it on arresting twitter users with illegal opinions. gj btw
it was a joke. not serious
Jandor Captain Bravo!! Yeah I'm glad I left that shit hole! That the multicultural utopia for you! This is probably an illegal opinion in the U.K. But, thank goodness I'm not their so the Met can "kiss my arse"
10/10 comment
Jandor Captain I know right -like all these people getting death and rape threats should chill the fu@k out it's not like they are receiving death... wait... oh...
Could have done with something like this on the streets of Rotherham.
I'm fairly sure the law needs to get its definition of sexual assault and sexual harrasment right. Assault means using some sort of force, whilst harrasment is a bit different. Both are screwed up though but I don't like how they havn't been clearly defined like in this video.
no forces are needed to cause an assault, the legal definition refers to it as "to cause immediate harm". If you scare someone it can technically count as an assault.
Grand Mage The law shouldn’t be subjective like that.
well thats the law
Women need to call these men out when they do this. Most decent people will take your side and these men are probably cowards, so there probably won't be an issue. If women consistently call them out they will become afriad. Silence empowers them. If all women did this it would serve as a deterrent.
how can you know that 90% is unreported if it is UNREPORTED???
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It must be an impossible position for these police officers. They say they want to catch these perverts before an assault happens, but if they do that, then surely there is no crime. You can't convict a person for boarding a train behind a girl, or looking in the direction of girls, or changing trains too often.
2 years ago a man grabbed my manhood just as he got off.
I am a man and i was shocked.
Obviously i never reported it but my work mate couldnt stop laughing. It happens to us men to!!
in literally 1% of cases
@@user-yf2vh4gr2v if you search it up it is more like 49% of cases
He should have been put in the stocks and peppered with rotten tomatoes.
The way these officers express themselves sounds a lot like "Pre Crime".
Nothing wrong with checking out women obviously but the moment deliberate physical contact is made, is when the line is crossed.
Shame that they completely ignore the possibility of women committing sexual offences. I know right! A WOMAN!? Committing illegal sexual offences!? Never! P.s just because a man is WITH a woman, does not mean he's a sex offender...
This is terrifying
most sexual harassment happens at BBC center, but they dont make programmes about that
"We're in right place at the right time". Or there's just so much sexual assault that ANY place ANY TIME there's someone to be caught.
I'm glad that those women got justice, wish that level of policing for street harassment happened here in the US
Wait so they actually knew what this guy was doing, and what he was about to do, and rather than put a stop to it they allowed a woman to be sexually assaulted right in front of them… Yeah these officers are true hero’s…
It's a bit ironic that BBC is going under cover to catch predators, it's a shame they didn't do that for a certain predator maybe that would have been caught
Wait, how do you know 100% that 90% of cases go unreported but TFL knows that’s reported... unless you are estimating.....
They survey people who have taken the tube asking if they've experienced harassment and what they did in response. However, a lot of the time, these surveys are sought out by people who have experienced harassment so the real percentage of unreported cases might be even higher.
I advise you to stop scrolling here because you will lose brain cells reading some of these comments
“Their job is to see the offences hopefully before it happens” how would that work? lol
Not only the man who does the sexual harassment, woman too, personally I experience so many time in the tube , flipping their hair right on your face , touching with their hand bags , bringing phones with the hand towards to my face , expanding legs distance towards to me and placing cross leg and the top leg touching your leg but they pretend to be they are not doing it ............more and more .......
If I ever see, in public, anyone being harrassed.. I can't help it.. I'm in...
What is the cost benefit against the fact that there are already uniformed London transport police. Be visible as a deterrent. In the event of an assault, as a victim be vocal. Call them out publicly. Tell them to "stop brushing up..." Get other passengers on your side. Even if most are cowards you will always find supporting individuals to stand by your side.
Don't lose your cool and remain firm. Speak loud and clear, don't yell and stay in control. Other passengers will be far more willing to support you if you appear strong on the outside. (You can have a cry with a friend later).
The power of good citizens will be far more effective in countering a few depraved individuals and will set a better self regulated culture that we will all benefit.
And those inefficient police resources could be freed up more effectively.
Just throw them onto track and let the train do the work.
Courtship is illegal.
So you couldn't catch any on tape? But I thought it was happening everywhere, all the time?
Because of course, if a sexual assault is filmed YOU have to embarrass the victim further by viewing the footage yourself.
This is all well and good but posting video like this is only going to make offenders more cautious and not to get caught.
I was once harassed when I was 6 this memory is a sad one I was sleeping at my cousins house when it was her 16 birthday and I went to sleep when the party was on and the things I remember was that one of my cousins friends started kissing my lips and my face when i woke up that's when he stopped I still remember this day and it is a bad memory for me because I don't know what would happen if I got up later....
If woman rub up against man. Is it sexual assault ? The world gone crazy.
If only the police had done more to protect Mark Pearson from the false sexual assault claims of Souad Faress, in the Underground.
I'd slap a man who did something to me on the sly on the Tube.
Death penalty for sex offenders please
Is this a thing? Like people getting touched on trains? If so, humanity disgusts me 🤢
How many of the 39 people arrested were ACTUALLY charged with criminal offences. How many were men? My girlfriend can get me arrested right now if she makes something up
I imagine 100% were men, that's no surprise and it is NOT sexism.
I think you missed the part where they caught him in the act. That's the whole point here.
fuckfannyfiddlefart The point is, is that they were actively LOOKING for just men. It was almost as if there wasn't a shred of possibility that a woman could commit such a crime. But I guess the UK's just shit like that
Trick Tricksterz true actually. If you were to apply the same logic they used to single out men here to say, check for explosives at an airport, you'd be deemed racist.
Trick Tricksterz they work that job everyday and see everything so I'm pretty sure if a woman was hopping back on and off on the same tube going in different directions they would be suspicious.
how about people drinking and followed by drunken verbal abuse
What?
There is a lot of weird people on the bus and train
I was on a train from toquay Brisol. I was sitting down At first in the luggage compartment ...Even though i had paid for a seat. As the journey went on there were people in that space and We all needed to bunch together to allow communters to get on. Unfortuneately a lady who was alot bigger than most of us missed her Stop and i to stand up properly She pulled me into herself by my hips to let others Off eventually putting her arms around my tummy .I felt incredibly awkward .
I do hope people who have been victims of actual harassment & suffering receive their justice, however, lets please be careful not to take this out of context! The way in which a man & women meet in romantic cartoons can't always be true for the majority of real life, most of us lack access to the events/times & places you need to be in to talk to someone so we, therefore, do our best to win their attention as & when possible. Harassment is more like if someone asks to be left alone & you refuse to acknowledge it. Everyone has a Yin to their Yang to miss out on it because we've devolved to a stage where approaching someone is deemed as harassment is ridiculous, forcing each other to wear masks will only enhance our lack of love connection & community! Drop me out whens the next flight to K-Pax!
Women must be too angry, upset and uncomfortable
Went to the eye doctor because of this video.
I see once again the BBC who are supposed to have a duty more than anyone else in the country to be so equal about everything present men as the predator in these incidents and while yes the majority of these are by men, that doesn’t excuse the women who sexually harass men or other women does it?
2:54 "Their job is to see the offences hopefully before they occur"
Because I thought it was relevant to the video here - more relevant than Evol 666's contribution at least.
when the girl spoke it sounded like the OP was harrassing her
Some weirdos on the tube I've only ever used it a few times in my life but I recall being stared at on a number of occasions for no apparent reason one that stands out was three lads in hoodies bunched up close together on the seats while the train was empty heads facing down constantly looking at me for no apparent reason completely filled with hate in their eyes I tried to ignore them but in the end I had to do it back I did it until they got off the train I won't be intimidated by any person seems to be an undercurrent of hate in London that most people don't see but believe me it's there drugs different cultures and the gulf between rich and poor no doubt plays a factor.
That’s called paranoia
@@tomburke198 Wrong.
how do u stop something before it happens?
How many undercover have you got catching offenders within the bbc?
I remember it was my sisters birthday and I treated her to the theatre performance of Mamma Mia. We got off at our train stop. We were both wearing smart dresses. As we were going to acend the stairs to the street we passed a couple of young men. I remember as I passed one of them reached his hand up my dress and grabbed my crotch. I looked back and they were just laughing and staring at me. I would of reported it to a police officer but I didn't want to disturb my sisters birthday celebration. I wish now I would have. Its not ok that men like that think its OK to take advantage and assault you.
You should not of let that one slide
There’s a first time for everything! I hope it happens 🤞
Eee's a growper ee is!
Every government should do this
How do you know an offence is going to be committed 'before it occurs?'
well if some mf is hard and following somebody close then
Fine
‘She’d been sexually assaulted by that gentleman’
Good job....one has to be insanely desperate and no self control
This is why I drive
just a little rubbin. sexual oppression in young ages (and on) leads to such behaviour.
i know of one transport policeman who does suspected homosexual assaults.also these people fit people up.
Creepy
That’s so disrespectful wtf
Good shit guys
Videos like this should be explained, otherwise tomorrow a girl can simply call cops because you looked at her ass. I am MGTOW. Better for myself then chasing today feminist women.
You shouldn't be looking at girls and they shouldn't be displaying themselves to strangers. Would make things so much simpler instead of umming and ahhing about how many seconds constitutes a sexual offence and getting locked up for it.