Excellent work BBA - good, friendly interaction that lets corrupt people expose themselves. The reception chap wasn't very clued up on the law or people skills. Great work
one of the biggest corruption services ever, with plenty of video evidence and paper work, they won’t interact with you because of the case they have against them, happy enough to provide you willl all the information for it.
The fool in the white shirt was angry because he wanted a job as a copper but even with their low entry standards, they wouldn’t offer him a role. However, they had a vacant receptionist job and he just about got it. He’s still upset and it shows.
of COURSE it's supposed to be a fingerprint - and a load of fucking bollocks it is too. The blue things quite nice, ruined by this stupid fingerprint. WASTE OF MONEY.
You know nothing 😂 it’s a public building, and what he is doing is perfectly legal! Even if he’s on any “private” land that would be considered a civil matter! Know your rights before you comment
@@ImJovaDoseThose who have an authoritarian mindset never question and just bend over , the onus is on the data handler to keep sensitize data from the public eye but that does not supersede the right to record .. what these clowns fail to realise you can just switch off the main camera and record them covertly with another and they will be none the wiser .
@@ImJovaDose No its not. Stop being a sheep and think for yourself. Do a bit of searching on who owns police stations. I'll give you a clue - it isn't you, or me, or bba,
That CLOWN behind the desk shouting the odds, go put the kettle on! I think they are getting the message that YOU CAN FILM! And are NOT breaking ANY LAWS! ------- PINAC!
Hi B B A, Good work as usual, we can almost guarantee that when you go in a plod will tell you to stop filming!, if it were not so offensive it would be boring!. I have just been watching a PBS America documentary about how people try to deal with reality by the application of prepared recipes based on their illusions, sounds complicated but in practice it is quite simple, instead of dealing with event as as they unfold and basing responses and decisions on slow considered judgement people think they have to have something prepared ready for every event, the product of this is that the response they deliver is almost always inappropriate, not based on malice or badness so much as bad judgement. To some extent you can tell what is going on by the speed at which they respond, the slower the reaction the more sensible it is likely to be. People that have chosen to work in the police service commonly do so because they hope that the training they are given will prepare them for whatever happens, it does not actually work because no-one can actually predict what will happen next. Sadly this leaves them stranded because the one thing they are not trained for is to calmly consider the evidence and respond according to their best judgement, but always be ready to apply self-criticism and change tack, the sooner the better if thing start going haywire. Back down to earth now, you complain that it always rains when you go to Wales, it is not just you!, in Wales it always rains!, if you cannot see the mountains it is because it is raining , if you can see the hills it is just going to rain. This is why the Leek is the national plant, the only way to get rid of the water. Cheers, Richard.
Different laws in the USA. The public DO have a right to film in public parts of a police station. Here in the UK, you don't. this auditor has got his law muddled up and doesn't seem to understand. He said a few things that were incorrect.
@@BareBritainAudits He is correct. Its not him that needs to be educated. With respect, a lot of what you said in this audit is wrong legally. Its the same as all other auditors say in their audits, so it's origin is clear. Try a bit of research of your own. You will be surprised.
@@BareBritainAudits I don't hate audits. I love 'em. I was watching the US audits long before anyone in the UK was doing them. I've watched the UK audit community evolve into something akin to the stateside sovereign citizen movement. Owing to a few positions I've needed to spend the last few decades learning about access rights, easements, boundaries, legal rights, rights of way, property law, and a few other things. In short, a lot of the information that's directly relevant to auditing.
We have been under a labour dictatorship for twenty years, so as you can imagine the police crime commissioner is labour. Labour never likes the truth coming out. The police, councils, health authorities, C.P.S is all corrupt in Wales. You find alot of public sector workers are all related to each other.
And all because auditors have created a problem that didn't exist before. All the cult members and their followers should hang their head in utter shame.
How many Spaniards, Germans or whoever do you know who can't speak their own language? - The only country in the world where a stage full of people can sing their hearts out but none of them know what they're singing about 🤣
But to be fair, it's because of centuries and centuries of colonialism - Wales was England's first colony and its conquest was by military force. It was later formally annexed, ending its separate legal status.
@@DMC888 And way before that even, from reportedly 230,000 years ago, the region now known as Wales apparently had a Neanderthal presence - while Homo sapiens only arrived by about 31,000 BC. But I don't think that had any bearing on the fact that many Welsh people don't speak their own language either.
The scourge of my life has been my short term memory caused by several bangs on head when I was young , I tried I honestly really tried to fit in but because of this memory non recollection I found myself inventing things to fit in with an account of things that did happen but not entirely accurate, So my point is this ,From now on I take a camera or recorder with me to aid me with recollection of event ,This way no one can accuse me of false representation and vice verca, I would like a new law in place that overrules any legislation banning order asking me stop taking video or recording of any meetings with any authority council or police person , I like thousands of others need transparency and most of all safety when dealing with people who may not have my best interest at heart
The guy at reception is actually alright. I am there nearly everyday. Hes the only one who seemed to help me. Covering up child abuse is why i went there, its still covered and i still have the evidence.
Proounced HEAD THLEW, everything in Wales is printed in Welsh and English which is a waste of public money, a small minority in Wales speak Welsh and they can speak English so they're just being bloody awkward and nationalistic.
'public building' = occupied by a public authority. They have GDPR obligations and to meet these, they certainly have the right to say what behaviour is acceptable inside their walls. They say no filming is allowed, then that is what goes.
The onus is on the police to protect sensitive data but that does supersede the public's right to record .you have an authoritarian mindset so never question and simply just bend over to authority .
@@markdunkling1604 Yes, absolutely and the police are doing exactly that by preventing recording in areas where personal data is evident. Personal data includes people. Yes it does supersede any perceived right to record, you are woefully misinformed. Article 10 Human Rights Act is very clear: Are there any restrictions to this right? Although you have freedom of expression, you also have a duty to behave responsibly and to respect other people’s rights. Public authorities may restrict this right if they can show that their action is lawful, necessary and protect the rights and reputations of other people - : prevent the disclosure of information received in confidence It has nothing to do with bending over or authority,, it is accepting that police property is owned, managed and maintained by each relevant constabulary. They are absolutely entitled to control what goes on in their premises. If you refuse, then common law kicks in and reasonable force can be used to eject you.
@@markdunkling1604 The public don't have a right to record on police property. Its not a criminal offence to, but that doesn't mean there's a right. We have the right to film on public rights of way, like a street, road, or public footpath, but not on private property.
@@taIlboyandy23 " show that their action is lawful, " but there is no law that prevents recording overtly or covertly . capturing private data is not a crime . only when its passed on to a third party for nefarious purposes does it become a criminal offence " now you have been educated off you trot .
@@markdunkling1604 'Lawful' in the UK simply means it can be done if it doesn't break any laws. Rubbish! Simply uploading personal data to a social media platform would be more than enough, 'nefarious' is not required. No law???? Data Protection Act of 1998 and GDPR both impose a range of restrictions on data recorded that relates to identifiable individuals - wandering around a police Enquiry Office is exactly the environment where such information and faces would be found. Their building, they set the rules. Off you trot? Are you issuing orders?
That's not rain, if you want real rain go to Blaenau Ffestiniog. All the locals have webbed feet, although that could have something to do with them all being related. It's so boring there that they organise a bus trip once a week to go to Bala to watch the traffic lights change.
Why are the police so miserable and angry in 'this day and age' ?? Even got worried about a smile on someone face, says it all really!!
They're depressed because of the current climate lolol 😂
Because most of them can see on TH-cam they are losing the game and cant get away from the dangerous cameras the public use.
The GIANT fingerprint ?, we must have payed a FORTUNE for that
I'm sure you could film a better location
Disgusting waste of money
Think it was north of 150 grand
@@ap1463 what 🤦🏻♂️
@@ap1463 I heard 70/80k. I lived in Swansea foyer when it was out up and a girl who left there did a talk about it.
Excellent work BBA - good, friendly interaction that lets corrupt people expose themselves. The reception chap wasn't very clued up on the law or people skills. Great work
one of the biggest corruption services ever, with plenty of video evidence and paper work, they won’t interact with you because of the case they have against them, happy enough to provide you willl all the information for it.
“I don’t have a clue what that sign says” …. Meanwhile the English translation was written directly below it.. 🤣
AB has been to this one massive respect
BBA thanks for sharing keep it up mate 👊
I seem to recall that was where AB got accosted by that little Gizmo character.
Take that smile off your face now - smiling in a police station is an offence and is not allowed 😁🐖😂🐷🤣
Section 33 of the blah, blah..
Allows him to
@@aireboat7988 No! - Section 33 says absolutely nothing about smiling 😁🐖😂🐷🤣
@@hariowen3840 Or filming.
2:08 "I don't care what you want" BRILLIANT RESPONSE! 😂😂😂
The fool in the white shirt was angry because he wanted a job as a copper but even with their low entry standards, they wouldn’t offer him a role. However, they had a vacant receptionist job and he just about got it. He’s still upset and it shows.
of COURSE it's supposed to be a fingerprint - and a load of fucking bollocks it is too.
The blue things quite nice, ruined by this stupid fingerprint. WASTE OF MONEY.
Well done BBA AND THE LADS keep the thick sausages of SWP in order. They still think they are living in the Dark Ages.
They ARE...!
We,ve Got Over 200,000 Welsh Speakers....Cymru Am Byth.
Actually "the guy" is right....
........You're wrong.
They can stop you from filming by chucking you off the property.
I lurve a good "removal from premises"...
@@auditnerd8767 Don't we all.
You know nothing 😂 it’s a public building, and what he is doing is perfectly legal! Even if he’s on any “private” land that would be considered a civil matter! Know your rights before you comment
@@ImJovaDoseThose who have an authoritarian mindset never question and just bend over , the onus is on the data handler to keep sensitize data
from the public eye but that does not supersede the right to record ..
what these clowns fail to realise you can just switch off the main camera
and record them covertly with another and they will be none the wiser .
@@ImJovaDose No its not.
Stop being a sheep and think for yourself. Do a bit of searching on who owns police stations.
I'll give you a clue - it isn't you, or me, or bba,
Too many officers think their station is some sort of private club.
That CLOWN behind the desk shouting the odds, go put the kettle on! I think they are getting the message that YOU CAN FILM! And are NOT breaking ANY LAWS! ------- PINAC!
Hi B B A, Good work as usual, we can almost guarantee that when you go in a plod will tell you to stop filming!, if it were not so offensive it would be boring!.
I have just been watching a PBS America documentary about how people try to deal with reality by the application of prepared recipes based on their illusions, sounds complicated but in practice it is quite simple, instead of dealing with event as as they unfold and basing responses and decisions on slow considered judgement people think they have to have something prepared ready for every event, the product of this is that the response they deliver is almost always inappropriate, not based on malice or badness so much as bad judgement.
To some extent you can tell what is going on by the speed at which they respond, the slower the reaction the more sensible it is likely to be.
People that have chosen to work in the police service commonly do so because they hope that the training they are given will prepare them for whatever happens, it does not actually work because no-one can actually predict what will happen next. Sadly this leaves them stranded because the one thing they are not trained for is to calmly consider the evidence and respond according to their best judgement, but always be ready to apply self-criticism and change tack, the sooner the better if thing start going haywire.
Back down to earth now, you complain that it always rains when you go to Wales, it is not just you!, in Wales it always rains!, if you cannot see the mountains it is because it is raining , if you can see the hills it is just going to rain. This is why the Leek is the national plant, the only way to get rid of the water.
Cheers, Richard.
Different laws in the USA. The public DO have a right to film in public parts of a police station.
Here in the UK, you don't. this auditor has got his law muddled up and doesn't seem to understand.
He said a few things that were incorrect.
@@auditnerd8767 I definitely didn't so think you need to educate yourself ✌🏼💯
@@BareBritainAudits He is correct.
Its not him that needs to be educated.
With respect, a lot of what you said in this audit is wrong legally. Its the same as all other auditors say in their audits, so it's origin is clear.
Try a bit of research of your own. You will be surprised.
@@aireboat7988 I think you would he also if you spent less time hating everything a auditor does is within the boundaries of the law ✌🏼💯
@@BareBritainAudits I don't hate audits. I love 'em.
I was watching the US audits long before anyone in the UK was doing them.
I've watched the UK audit community evolve into something akin to the stateside sovereign citizen movement.
Owing to a few positions I've needed to spend the last few decades learning about access rights, easements, boundaries, legal rights, rights of way, property law, and a few other things. In short, a lot of the information that's directly relevant to auditing.
Welcome to the Bardic republic of Wales.
We have been under a labour dictatorship for twenty years, so as you can imagine the police crime commissioner is labour. Labour never likes the truth coming out. The police, councils, health authorities, C.P.S is all corrupt in Wales. You find alot of public sector workers are all related to each other.
Is it the station that AB went to?
Apparently it is against the law to smile in Britain now. Makes sense living in this sad country Britain has become.
And all because auditors have created a problem that didn't exist before.
All the cult members and their followers should hang their head in utter shame.
Nice1 bba keep the up 👍
He only got annoyed because you were unbelievably rude to the bloke
How many Spaniards, Germans or whoever do you know who can't speak their own language? - The only country in the world where a stage full of people can sing their hearts out but none of them know what they're singing about 🤣
I know a lot of English that can't speak proper.
But to be fair, it's because of centuries and centuries of colonialism - Wales was England's first colony and its conquest was by military force. It was later formally annexed, ending its separate legal status.
Way before that the Welsh were the original Britons. They were pushed out of England by the migration of the Anglo Saxons.
@@DMC888 And way before that even, from reportedly 230,000 years ago, the region now known as Wales apparently had a Neanderthal presence - while Homo sapiens only arrived by about 31,000 BC. But I don't think that had any bearing on the fact that many Welsh people don't speak their own language either.
Both talking shit
@@evo8power228 Both meaning you and who else?
Sheepshaggers are the butt of every joke, I swear 😂
These police staff are the most agresive whats he doing off camera if is like that on camera 📷 joker 🃏
The scourge of my life has been my short term memory caused by several bangs on head when I was young , I tried I honestly really tried to fit in but because of this memory non recollection I found myself inventing things to fit in with an account of things that did happen but not entirely accurate, So my point is this ,From now on I take a camera or recorder with me to aid me with recollection of event ,This way no one can accuse me of false representation and vice verca, I would like a new law in place that overrules any legislation banning order asking me stop taking video or recording of any meetings with any authority council or police person , I like thousands of others need transparency and most of all safety when dealing with people who may not have my best interest at heart
I'm from swansea and can confirm it has a custody suite 😂
Police Staff Civi? No powers under the law whats wrong with these people.
Of course they do.....
They can still remove trespassers.
nice1 bro keep going !
Shocking attitude on a public servant but then I expect nothing less from the old bill
Cop says you are trying to get a rise out of me
His wife has the same problem
Why are you smiling! What sensitive little flower. He's a joke!
Just a small thing bba that Land Rover is a Defender but it will be full of sausage whatever.
Meat?
Should have gone to Neath ,they love auditors there
The guy at reception is actually alright. I am there nearly everyday. Hes the only one who seemed to help me. Covering up child abuse is why i went there, its still covered and i still have the evidence.
Respect BBA brother and respect what you do for the community 👍🏿👍🏿
😱😱😱 they are not sirs , from the bottom to the top they are nothing but constables and remember acab ….
That's a series 3 Landover probably a diesel.
It's a Defender, later than a series.
This is same police station yo man (auditing britain guy) visited
THE CLOWN BEHIND THE DESK WANTS SACKING BECAUSE HE DOES NOT KNOW HIS JOB.
PHOTOGRAPHY IN PUBLIC IS NOT A CRIME.
It must cost a fortune in Wales for everything to be written in two languages.
Why, at the end of the day you don't pay per letter, you pay for one sign.
angry ego,s🚨🚨🚨
Proounced HEAD THLEW, everything in Wales is printed in Welsh and English which is a waste of public money, a small minority in Wales speak Welsh and they can speak English so they're just being bloody awkward and nationalistic.
Have you come across DS Simon Davies yet? He confronted auditing britain fellow
'public building' = occupied by a public authority.
They have GDPR obligations and to meet these, they certainly have the right to say what behaviour is acceptable inside their walls. They say no filming is allowed, then that is what goes.
The onus is on the police to protect sensitive data but that does supersede the public's right to record .you have an authoritarian mindset so never question and simply just bend over to authority .
@@markdunkling1604 Yes, absolutely and the police are doing exactly that by preventing recording in areas where personal data is evident. Personal data includes people.
Yes it does supersede any perceived right to record, you are woefully misinformed. Article 10 Human Rights Act is very clear:
Are there any restrictions to this right?
Although you have freedom of expression, you also have a duty to behave responsibly and to respect other people’s rights.
Public authorities may restrict this right if they can show that their action is lawful, necessary and
protect the rights and reputations of other people -
: prevent the disclosure of information received in confidence
It has nothing to do with bending over or authority,, it is accepting that police property is owned, managed and maintained by each relevant constabulary. They are absolutely entitled to control what goes on in their premises. If you refuse, then common law kicks in and reasonable force can be used to eject you.
@@markdunkling1604 The public don't have a right to record on police property. Its not a criminal offence to, but that doesn't mean there's a right. We have the right to film on public rights of way, like a street, road, or public footpath, but not on private property.
@@taIlboyandy23 " show that their action is lawful, " but there is no law that prevents recording overtly or covertly . capturing private data is not a crime . only when its passed on to a third party for nefarious purposes does it become a criminal offence " now you have been educated off you trot .
@@markdunkling1604 'Lawful' in the UK simply means it can be done if it doesn't break any laws.
Rubbish! Simply uploading personal data to a social media platform would be more than enough, 'nefarious' is not required. No law???? Data Protection Act of 1998 and GDPR both impose a range of restrictions on data recorded that relates to identifiable individuals - wandering around a police Enquiry Office is exactly the environment where such information and faces would be found.
Their building, they set the rules.
Off you trot? Are you issuing orders?
Think you need to look up the definition epic
Harassing strangers for views again mate?
Why did you not do the Capital, Cardiff but you did Swansea, please tell me you know Cardiff is the capital of Wales :/
Aha anyway great video
Swansea coppers haven't changed a bit,pathetic.
Back to auditing 👍
Double DD IS pronounced TH
Good to see Andrew out and about
That's not rain, if you want real rain go to Blaenau Ffestiniog. All the locals have webbed feet, although that could have something to do with them all being related. It's so boring there that they organise a bus trip once a week to go to Bala to watch the traffic lights change.
Hello
Beware of the thug corrupt Simon a small very aggressive cop.