Seen so many videos of these people saying “I know my laws” and “I don’t have to give you my name” rubbish so it was refreshing to see someone just cooperate, say this is who I am and get on with your day
I completely agree with being polite to each other, and we do have one of the best police forces in the world. But do not equate this situation to people in the street. No UK auditors, argue in a traffic stop, as our traffic laws don’t allow it. UK videos where people are refusing to ID themselves, are legitimate cases of police overstepping the mark and abusing their authority. If this goes unchallenged, you will see how quickly we return to the type of policing that was prevalent when I grew up.
I thought your innocent questions (polite conversation) were also hilariously exactly not things to ask: “the last time I was casing the joint, there were police everywhere”, “do you expect many here for Trumps visit?”, “is Trump here, when does he arrive?”. Haha
@@bigsheep2335 lol that is terrible. pretty sure that sort of thinking is how 3/4 of classic martial arts weapons came from. I look forward to the Back Shed ingenuity of the British man rising to the challenge.
Two ideal examples of British cops. Polite and professional and they tailored their responses perfectly to the situation, and as MF was polite and helpful towards them everything was cleared up nicely. Good job.
Quick tip when dealing with armed police that not many people know about. All you do is reach for their weapon, this is a sign that you are not a threat. Works every time.
Good to see Mr & Mrs Plod doing their job keeping those errant bikers in line ! I email myself copies of important papers etc, that way I can find them if I don't have my wallet or phone, cheers :-)
That was a bad set of circumstances together. I'm glad they were able to let you go. They seemed Very Very nice. I go through some license checks from time to time here in the USA ,don't have any issues here either. Nice Law enforcement officials looking for those who cause problems. All of our Police officers are armed here ,no big deal ( I'm armed too and with my proper paperwork for my firearm).
D Rat yet they still put their life at risk to save your sorry ass from terrorist and knife attacks with nothing but Barton’s and tasers. Just so some respect mate
that cos facebook is owned by secret services (or funded by) as is Google, You Tube, etc. Military Industrial complex makes huge dosh out of us. All tracked. All the time. wait till 5G when they can identify you via your DNA and switch your bank account off or electricity. see Ian crane or Miriam Clements (the logic party in NZ).
Hey Missenden, check out the edit called COOL & ANGRY COPS vs BIKERS | POLICE vs MOTORCYCLE - th-cam.com/video/hYwKwzc9Bbw/w-d-xo.html with your clip featured. Thanks for letting me include it! MM
I have to own up it was me. I rang 999 saying there was someone acting suspiciously like a TH-cam blogger by chequers...maybe the line wasn't that clear...
Liam Wood when riding a bike that doesn’t belong to you with no ID after taking photos of the prime ministers weekend home when talking to the two cops out of a 1000 that carry guns in the uk? Probably not the best time to argue your right to privacy 😂
Nice one Mr Flyer.....decent police also....we tend to forget in this country that they are performing a stressful job under difficult circumstances and are an easy target when they don’t necessarily get it right....mutual civility goes a long way 👍
Yep, a bit of a wally, taking pics of a bike on Chequers' driveway ;-) Not many countries where smooth talking (Do you recognise me and my channel?) works, when you have no ID,no licence, no bike ownership proof !!! How lucky you are in the UK to have professional cops like those two. And the WPC gorgeous to boot! Absolutely agree that being polite and cooperative should work 99.9% of the time. As it did there. Carry on Sir
@Michael Moretti "Today, the police walking around threatening the public with fucking machine-guns and kicking-in the front doors over trivial comments on social media" is just not true. Don't beleive everything you read in the press/facebook. And you could do well to look up what a machine gun actually is.
Reminds me of when some local cub scouts were escorted off the Chequers estate when they became lost whilst out orienteering. This was almost 40 years ago before there were armed police.
I got pulled years ago, being a bit of an idiot in my Robin reliant, she asked a lot of questions and even made sure the car belonged to me, she was considering nicking me until she said " why, did you do this " I replied " because I am a fkng idiot " she said " I am glad you said that, now behave and enjoy the rest of your day" :).
Plod is all over 24/7 - I have a friend who lives on the edge of Ellesborough, Buckinghamshire and if you travel off the Aylesbury Road (A4010) along Cadsden Road to The Plough at Cadsden, you can look down in to Chequers. When the freeloaders are in residence Plod puts snipers out in in the bushes. If you use certain types of lights the sights on their guns fluoresce. Last place you want to get caught after having one to many as Plod stops anything that moves on wheels.
Hi, good video. I've been living in UK for the last ten years and it's funny how british people get surprised when they are stopped by the police and even without ID when it's the most common thing in other countries. You would have spent the evening at the police station somewhere else ...lol. It's great that it is like these. thanks for the videos . Gus
Hi Mark, no he wasn't, but in other countries you will be taken to the police station for not having an ID and you don't have to go to far, In Spain for example. Not having ID in UK is something unique . Gus
You've mentioned taking photos and doing walk arounds outside Chequers, in earlier videos and (as a retired police officer) I wondered whether you'd end up getting checked out at some point. Surprised they were OK with being filmed in view of the job their doing. Nice little film though, well done for showing it.
Frank Keller well they are protecting high target buildings and any way it isn’t really that hard because any one can access the dark web and get next day delivery on a firearm so in reality there’s still a high firearms risk in the uk and the only way for police to take control of criminals with firearms is with firearms and these are not agents these are armed officers which every police force but do you really believe the government all the time because the police and crime commissioner is calling for the government to allow all officers to at least carry guns and in the month of October london had more firearm related deaths than New York City
lucky you! here in my country it is an offence if you do not have your license with you. and the ownership docs of the bike are also missing? probably it would be some extra hours explaining. i like your police!
Great interactions. But no picture to prove who you were ...it's unfortunate for them but I didn't think it was necessary. The bike wasn't reported stolen, there was no outstanding issues against the details you gave. Possibly a dispatch email notification with your name address would have even sufficed.... I can see why some civilians get short and impatient. But well handled regardless. Enjoyed this vid!
Amazing how much kit the police have to wear, the police were very nice I got pulled over once and the officer apologized because he read my plate wrong and thought it might be a stolen vehicle and then stepped out and stopped the highway traffic so I could exit safely. And I can say Canadian police are as friendly if you are to them, you’ve done nothing wrong nothing to fret.
Steve Marshall in the US they man in the street usually asks if it’s ok to reach for his ID or the guns come out thank goodness our armed cops have a great deal more common sense
Not surprised there are accidents on that road. There’s always gravel on the bends. A mate was lucky to get his car back in one piece from near there once. His sons ‘borrowed’ his car but ran out of petrol. Ended up having to abandon it and hide in the bushes until one of their mates turned up with a jerry can. Not an ideal place to do that sort of thing!
FYI, for future reference your phone has lots of ID type info under settings, and also if you have any cards setup under Apple Pay.....! You could also put your DL and PP photos into an Album for easily locating then.! 👍🏻
Photography is not a crime, but because the Flyer was in charge of a motor vehicle they have the right to ask for details of identity to see that everything is legal.
A few CB radio mates of mine were up on Coombe hill, which over looks Chequers, and special branch popped down (or should I say popped up). It's happened a few times to others apparently.
That’s a common situation. Once, I was abroad for a professional meeting and I did lost my wallet and it brought me a lot of difficulties at the time. Since then I made the digitalization of all my documents and now I lock the originals in the safe.👌🏻
Forgotten about strange UK laws. Over here in the 'States you must always carry licence, Insurance card, and a Title Card (I've forgotten what the proper name of this is but it confirms the owner of the vehicle). If you don't have two out of three of these on you the vehicle is towed and you are left by the side of the road. Best, Pete.
I always find armed police to be the most down to earth people ever sometimes, met a good few of them in the past and have nothing but respect and admiration for those I've met.
It's so nice to see a pleasant encounter with the police in this video, so often I see antagonistic, irate, provoking and confrontational videos that escalate unnecessarily. You sir are a polite and courteous gentleman. Thank you for sharing this.
The key to this all ending well was that the Police officers were friendly. If they start off friendly then they are far less likely to get someone's back up. The moment they start off with the "What are you doing here? We think you're a criminal" approach that's when people respond badly and it just escalates. They should use this video for training Police officers.
@@OffbeatRefrigerator So what? All good Police officers will fish for information, it's literally their job to do that! That doesn't mean they weren't friendly. This video proves my point. It doesn't mean I'm "delusional" for pointing out that their friendly style is a more effective one than that of an inquisitor..
Yeah, it's effective with people who don't know better like the author of the video. My point is they are not your friends and are always trying to incriminate you. I cringed throughout the whole thing and had to stop when he let them look through his pictures. Absolutely pathetic.
@@OffbeatRefrigerator The Police officer asked to see the photos because clearly the property is a high category location from a National Security perspective. The officer was verifying the veracity of the biker's claims / statements. You are the kind of person who would be the first to criticise the Police if they didn't bother to check the legitimacy of a claim and something bad happened as a result. By the way - "Friendly" doesn't mean "Your friend" - it's a style which is non-threatening and, in this case, it resulted in a very pleasant exchange. It's people like you who prefer to make things difficult for no reason. And don't try denying it - you're doing it on this thread.
5:57 "Just in the future, if you are doing more stuff here, you will likely be stopped again ..." Wondering if that was a general statement, or the fact you are now on file / watch list ?
...in fairness you didn't see the bit where they asked me what I was doing and I explained I was taking pictures for my You Tube channel, as I had no ID on me I thought if I told them the channel name they could verify my story by looking up the channel...it may have sounded to you like one of those annoying "do you know who I am!?" type moments but I can assure you it was anything but that....
Good thing you didn't tell them you had a pilot's licence. Left home in Cambridgeshire and realised I was not going to make my mate's place without filling up then realised I had just pocket change as my licence was in another jacket. Luckily managed to register my card on my iPhone while at the station. When I had a top box always tucked £20 away in case
At a glance that looks like a small calibre automatic pistol on your left glove, had me wondering for a moment. At 2:16 gives a decent view. Imagine holding you hands up and being approached from behind by some twitchy US cops, don't fancy your chances there.
You’re very polite, good job, here in the states the police 9 out of 10 times would just write you a ticket and they wouldn’t at be interested to look at your phone. Totally different here. Sometimes in small towns it’s better because everyone knows everyone. 👍
And the police don't have to let you go on your way if you can't prove your are legitimately allowed to be riding the bike you are on. Manners, co-operation and common sense cost nothing.
How did looking at the photos he’d just taken help verify he was riding the bike legitimately? There were no reasonable grounds for the police to believe everything wasn’t in order, so they couldn’t have stopped him going on his way. They are easily able to check the PNC to see if a vehicle is reported stolen, current registered keeper, insurance, tax, MOT, the drivers driving licence details etc. They didn’t even issue a HO/RT1/ aka producer so can’t have been too concerned about his identity. I agree manners, co-operation and common sense cost nothing and think people should always treat others with respect but remember it works both ways - in situations like this, the police have no right to look at people’s photos or Facebook accounts but by asking for such details, it puts law-abiding people in a difficult position as the majority don’t want confrontation and wish to co-operate with the police so will feel pressured into sharing personal information that they are not obliged to provide (and Facebook isn’t a legitimate way for the police to confirm ones identity anyway).
As a former Brit, but now US, I find it amazing how y'all can be out on the road without license, registration, proof of insurance and vehicle ownership. They each take up no space and avoid a lot of hassles if/when stopped for any reason. Be safe out there, did she call yet? :-)
The cops have ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) now so they can see before they stop you if the vehicle is registered to you, you are taxed, insured etc UK (EU) Driving licenses now have photo ID so they can ID you via the PNC and match your face with the one on your license You are required to produce these items but not carry them with you (a stolen car with these documents in it can "pass off" as the legal owner) usually you are issued a form called a HORT1 which gives you 7 days to produce the documents at a convenient police station
@@motovlogger3978 Thanks for that information. Sounds like a good tool for the cops to know if there might be an issue/s before they approach the subject. I carry all my docs in my wallet, as well as on my phone. Nothing to hide, minimal checking and or delay if stopped. Be safe!
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Isn’t is amazing how differently things work out when both parties deal with one another in a respectful manner.
Exactly....why make life difficult for one another....
Seen so many videos of these people saying “I know my laws” and “I don’t have to give you my name” rubbish so it was refreshing to see someone just cooperate, say this is who I am and get on with your day
@@mash3519 too many audit videos being rude and complicated for 30 mins , just be polite and comply police be out ya way in a few mins.
I completely agree with being polite to each other, and we do have one of the best police forces in the world. But do not equate this situation to people in the street. No UK auditors, argue in a traffic stop, as our traffic laws don’t allow it. UK videos where people are refusing to ID themselves, are legitimate cases of police overstepping the mark and abusing their authority. If this goes unchallenged, you will see how quickly we return to the type of policing that was prevalent when I grew up.
Absolutely bang on well said to may know it alls
I always find shouting “You’ll never take me alive copper!” and wheel spinning off helps calm plod down....
I'll bear that in mind for next time...
LOl that is funny as fuck... made me laugh nice and loud... Big Vern from the Viz
Omg I spat my tea out when I read this 😂 so funny
@@jocky1027 Haha, me too, read that and thought 'Big Vern'
I thought your innocent questions (polite conversation) were also hilariously exactly not things to ask: “the last time I was casing the joint, there were police everywhere”, “do you expect many here for Trumps visit?”, “is Trump here, when does he arrive?”. Haha
3rd June
“Do you want my phone number aswell?”
10/10 for effort, she didnt hesitate to say yes
I never carry id when im casing a joint up either😂😂👊
Scumbag
Yeah deffo me that haha
@@georgesmith3731 ?
Gimmmmmpppppppp
Hanging around the PM’s estate, taking photos, with no ID and riding a bike you don’t own. 🤣 Could only happen to you, mate.
Those officers are probably used to it, papparazzi probably hang around there all the time.
considering you can be arrested in the UK for possession of a spoon... nah, could happen to anyone.
Mike Emmons This reminds me, went on a night out to a young farmers rally, got a freebie pen taken off me for being a ‘sharp object’
idiot going out without ID nowadays. especially planning to stop at a high security place.
@@bigsheep2335 lol that is terrible. pretty sure that sort of thinking is how 3/4 of classic martial arts weapons came from. I look forward to the Back Shed ingenuity of the British man rising to the challenge.
Would you like my phone number, he innocently asks. How about dinner and an evening out. What a smooth talker.
I have to admit I quite amused myself with that one!
Of course he did ride around the block 3 times before they flagged him down ;-)
lol :)
Exactly what I was thinking...you old devil you. Now we have a clue to your real name too... starts with an A...
@@bikehubjapan It's Andy - it not a secret!
6:07 "Sorry - I hope I'm not stopping you from doing something important" - That was brilliantly subtle!!!! LMAO
I must admit in my head I was thinking "stopping you from catching actual criminals" but I thought better of saying it out loud!!!
@@TheMissendenFlyer LMAO!!
Yeeea😂
D
And what did you do wrong in a free country...? Ah Nothing
"Want my phone number as well?", "yeah". How to get a date in under 3 seconds
Mr Miyagi and did you get her number ?
He banged her apparently
@@The01t In uniform?
@@trevorleeoakley7434 yhh, weapons were used. The “man” kind ;)
"Oh God that Bloke is out on the drive with another motorbike...Get rid of him." --Theresa May
"sorry mam he won't go away"
*resigns*
Lmfao hahahahahahha
“I’m called the ‘Missenden Mujahadeen’ and I’d stand well back if I was you”.
well you made me almost spit my cornflakes out laughing......
That’d be Wycombe ....
Definitely not something you want to say to a pair of cops armed with automatic weapons haha
🤣😂🤣
Dead😂😂😂
The excuses the Police give you to get themselves on one of the best TH-cam channels 😁 👍
If only that were the case!
yes lol :)
Another anti police comment
Two ideal examples of British cops. Polite and professional and they tailored their responses perfectly to the situation, and as MF was polite and helpful towards them everything was cleared up nicely.
Good job.
@Siward Beorn Actually I've checked, the driveway entrance is not public property just as I suspected.
I don’t. They don’t have any powers. It’s his right to film what he wants.
" Hello miss, could you drape yourself across the saddle for a photo shoot, no remove everything but the Utility belt."
Your demeanor was perfect, and a case study in dealing with police. Nicely done.
Thank you!
"I hope I'm not preventing you from anything important."
Haha gold.
Pays to be nice and polite to plod, especially when they are packing, just as well they didn't spot the blurred Speedos mate 😊😊😊
I don’t know what your talking about....
@@TheMissendenFlyer keep it that way 😁
@@TheMissendenFlyer you're
You wouldn't want to get caught by the plod with your blurred Speedos down! :D
Polite or not ,if you are not doing anything wrong you do not have anything to worry about
A license officer? What’s one of those?
Note to self - No group rides with TMF, attracts too much heat ...
'Military Police' they are not civilian police, see my question above.
Quick tip when dealing with armed police that not many people know about.
All you do is reach for their weapon, this is a sign that you are not a threat. Works every time.
A perfect example of respect from both sides!
Good to see Mr & Mrs Plod doing their job keeping those errant bikers in line ! I email myself copies of important papers etc, that way I can find them if I don't have my wallet or phone, cheers :-)
That was a bad set of circumstances together. I'm glad they were able to let you go. They seemed Very Very nice. I go through some license checks from time to time here in the USA ,don't have any issues here either. Nice Law enforcement officials looking for those who cause problems. All of our Police officers are armed here ,no big deal ( I'm armed too and with my proper paperwork for my firearm).
Well played. For next time put important photos in your favourites folder by clicking on the star, it helps me a lot at work
Polite and friendly British police. Quite a contrast to here in the USA!
British police are totally useless!
They come across as nice because they have no power lol
In the U.S. you would have had the cops pull a gun on him, body searched him, and dare not say one wrong thing or else.
Yeah you get more respect normally as a citizen , Having lived in the USA the police just want to show you how John Wayne they are .
D Rat yet they still put their life at risk to save your sorry ass from terrorist and knife attacks with nothing but Barton’s and tasers. Just so some respect mate
@fifthof you're sad!
Hey mate, is it okay if I use this video in my compilation? Full credited of course
Sure...fill yer boots...
@@TheMissendenFlyer Thanks mate :)
@@TheMissendenFlyer Mate, can you check this comment ?
No licence, no ID, but his Facebook checks out, so we know everything there is to know about him. I'm happy with that.👍
that cos facebook is owned by secret services (or funded by) as is Google, You Tube, etc. Military Industrial complex makes huge dosh out of us. All tracked. All the time. wait till 5G when they can identify you via your DNA and switch your bank account off or electricity. see Ian crane or Miriam Clements (the logic party in NZ).
@@lizzihunt1167 what the fuck hahahah you bloody idiot
Liz Hunt Have you been snorting asbestos?
When he asked where are you going next - you should have said '' GCHQ for a photo shoot''.
😂
This guy got stopped by police filming at GCHQ just a few days ago th-cam.com/video/NnIe_rkLdbw/w-d-xo.html
5.41 - I thought you were going to come out with 'I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition' :-)
The TwoHundred nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition
😂😂😂👍
Hello Missenden, is it OK to include your vid in a cops vs bikers edit soon? Fully credited. TKS, MM
Of course you can...
Thanks very much mate. I will let u know when I do!
Hey Missenden, check out the edit called COOL & ANGRY COPS vs BIKERS | POLICE vs MOTORCYCLE - th-cam.com/video/hYwKwzc9Bbw/w-d-xo.html with your clip featured. Thanks for letting me include it! MM
👍 Great respect for our Police.
The Americans won't understand how you could possibly be out without ID!! Repeat after me in a German accent... "show me your papers"!
thats the case in many countries. i as befuddled by peoples befuddlement when the subject comes up... its usually an ID card that must be carried.
And yet in the United States, they cant just walk up to you and require you to provide that shit if you didnt break any laws. Hmmm...
@@Kriptoker You're telling me that the secret service wouldn't be interested if someone was taking photos on the driveway of Camp David.
100 euro fine here in Greece for riding without licence!
The only ID I have is my Mosque membership card.
Carry on sir, I apologize for any inconvenience.
Allahu Akbar!
Mosques don't have membership cards. It's an open place of worship. But interesting take.
@First Name
Thanks for your concern 😁
That was a good stop... police officers were great.
"My default position with anyone in authority is to grovel and apologise". TH-cam gave me this video after watching Crimebodge :D
Crimebodge should just change his name to bodge. He doesn't understand the law nearly as much as he thinks he does.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder Any specific examples?
Greetings from America y'all have a beautiful country over there
Hay another Rufus, if that's your real name. There are not too many of us out there brother:-)
I have to own up it was me. I rang 999 saying there was someone acting suspiciously like a TH-cam blogger by chequers...maybe the line wasn't that clear...
Great idea I'm taking a photo of my licence right now so it's always handy on my phone .
Good idea. So long as you can find it when needed.
I wouldn’t just hand over all my information just because they enquire, I like my right to privacy. That’s just me though.
Liam Wood when riding a bike that doesn’t belong to you with no ID after taking photos of the prime ministers weekend home when talking to the two cops out of a 1000 that carry guns in the uk? Probably not the best time to argue your right to privacy 😂
Normal countries: Driving licence please.
UK: Can I see you Facebook?
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A excellent example of how to talk to the police . Respect them and they respect you . Great video . New subscriber 👍👍👍
Thank you and welcome along!
Nice one Mr Flyer.....decent police also....we tend to forget in this country that they are performing a stressful job under difficult circumstances and are an easy target when they don’t necessarily get it right....mutual civility goes a long way 👍
100% agreed
Yep, a bit of a wally, taking pics of a bike on Chequers' driveway ;-) Not many countries where smooth talking (Do you recognise me and my channel?) works, when you have no ID,no licence, no bike ownership proof !!! How lucky you are in the UK to have professional cops like those two. And the WPC gorgeous to boot! Absolutely agree that being polite and cooperative should work 99.9% of the time. As it did there. Carry on Sir
They dont call em WPC anymore. Its Sexist apparently
Many of my family are in the armed police. Except my grandfather, he was a bank robber. .. he died recently, surrounded by his family.. (joke) !
Love that. 🤣
Brilliant!
@Michael Moretti "Today, the police walking around threatening the public with fucking machine-guns and kicking-in the front doors over trivial comments on social media" is just not true. Don't beleive everything you read in the press/facebook.
And you could do well to look up what a machine gun actually is.
Yes!! I love how you never give away your name. Please stay that TMF! 😊😊😊
Reminds me of when some local cub scouts were escorted off the Chequers estate when they became lost whilst out orienteering. This was almost 40 years ago before there were armed police.
I got pulled years ago, being a bit of an idiot in my Robin reliant, she asked a lot of questions and even made sure the car belonged to me, she was considering nicking me until she said " why, did you do this " I replied " because I am a fkng idiot " she said " I am glad you said that, now behave and enjoy the rest of your day" :).
Watched your clip with the subtitles on .Apparently "it all happens on a mist and fluoride ride out"....
Him: I don't have my licence, but I do have a facebook account.
Them: That'll do nicely, sir.
There's something wrong with that.
Shell have already got his details from the PNC it's just something to help corroborate things
Plod is all over 24/7 - I have a friend who lives on the edge of Ellesborough, Buckinghamshire and if you travel off the Aylesbury Road (A4010) along Cadsden Road to The Plough at Cadsden, you can look down in to Chequers. When the freeloaders are in residence Plod puts snipers out in in the bushes. If you use certain types of lights the sights on their guns fluoresce.
Last place you want to get caught after having one to many as Plod stops anything that moves on wheels.
It’s good to see that you were helpful and not purposely making difficult for police to do their job like half of TH-cam! Fair play to you 👍🏼
Cheers DP - I had no idea the great British public were so anti-cooperating with the Police!!
Lol, tickled me that. Mind you can’t beat a nice young lady in a uniform, all the more reason to return.
You ol devil you!
Nice young lady with a gun!
Good old boys and girls in blue (or black as the case is). Just shows the attitude test and being honest goes a long way. Cheers
Hi, good video. I've been living in UK for the last ten years and it's funny how british people get surprised when they are stopped by the police and even without ID when it's the most common thing in other countries. You would have spent the evening at the police station somewhere else ...lol. It's great that it is like these. thanks for the videos . Gus
Gus why would he have spent the night in prison for not having ID? Was he breaking the law taking a photo of a motorbike?
Hi Mark, no he wasn't, but in other countries you will be taken to the police station for not having an ID and you don't have to go to far, In Spain for example. Not having ID in UK is something unique . Gus
@@Gus-cg9yp not tealky ive been stopped in Australia and forgotten my license and no problem as i know my license by heart.
Most countries? Been stopped in Australia and Asian countries and no problems.
Lovely bike, and what a lovely clear camera as well. Wish mine was that good.
All the best
Duncan.
Cheers Duncan....
You can create albums in your iPhone and put docs in one album, I find it useful to have docs on photos. Thanks for all your trouble you go to.
Has she phoned yet? Ha ha. 2-4-1 Wednesdays at the flicks 😜
LOL...excellent video. I enjoyed that. Those police are a lot friendlier than our secret service guys and gals.
I like how he is shading his speed, but than reveals it and yet still doing 20 mph over the speed limit :DDDD
You've mentioned taking photos and doing walk arounds outside Chequers, in earlier videos and (as a retired police officer) I wondered whether you'd end up getting checked out at some point. Surprised they were OK with being filmed in view of the job their doing. Nice little film though, well done for showing it.
Yes I’m surprised I’ve not had my collar felt before too....
Watching this in Lock down here in the UK
Stay safe everyone.
Strange how govt deems we don't need firearms when they are protected by agents WITH firearms..
Frank Keller well they are protecting high target buildings and any way it isn’t really that hard because any one can access the dark web and get next day delivery on a firearm so in reality there’s still a high firearms risk in the uk and the only way for police to take control of criminals with firearms is with firearms and these are not agents these are armed officers which every police force but do you really believe the government all the time because the police and crime commissioner is calling for the government to allow all officers to at least carry guns and in the month of October london had more firearm related deaths than New York City
lucky you! here in my country it is an offence if you do not have your license with you.
and the ownership docs of the bike are also missing? probably it would be some extra hours explaining.
i like your police!
That’s hilarious! Not only no licence, wallet or phone reception but the exact time to be questioned by the police. Murphy’s Law 🤣
Not my bike either! The perfect storm!!
Great interactions. But no picture to prove who you were ...it's unfortunate for them but I didn't think it was necessary. The bike wasn't reported stolen, there was no outstanding issues against the details you gave. Possibly a dispatch email notification with your name address would have even sufficed.... I can see why some civilians get short and impatient. But well handled regardless. Enjoyed this vid!
Thanks!
Amazing how much kit the police have to wear, the police were very nice I got pulled over once and the officer apologized because he read my plate wrong and thought it might be a stolen vehicle and then stepped out and stopped the highway traffic so I could exit safely. And I can say Canadian police are as friendly if you are to them, you’ve done nothing wrong nothing to fret.
...our Police don't usually wear all that clobber - it's just 'cos these were armed protection officers...
"Stopped by very nice and polite police" was already taken, I guess.
“There’s always something going on” - I’m 100% sure that’s a line from Hot Fuzz, this coppers been watching too many police movies
I love that film..."yaarrp"
Damn you reached for your phone and didn't get shot?!!! Definitely not the US
Steve Marshall in the US they man in the street usually asks if it’s ok to reach for his ID or the guns come out thank goodness our armed cops have a great deal more common sense
Not surprised there are accidents on that road. There’s always gravel on the bends.
A mate was lucky to get his car back in one piece from near there once. His sons ‘borrowed’ his car but ran out of petrol. Ended up having to abandon it and hide in the bushes until one of their mates turned up with a jerry can. Not an ideal place to do that sort of thing!
FYI, for future reference your phone has lots of ID type info under settings, and also if you have any cards setup under Apple Pay.....! You could also put your DL and PP photos into an Album for easily locating then.! 👍🏻
Oh yeah - good point!
Didn't even have to give ID photography is not a crime
Photography is not a crime, but because the Flyer was in charge of a motor vehicle they have the right to ask for details of identity to see that everything is legal.
Alex bionicsqwint
That’s correct .
He’s not committing/committed a crime .
The police start phishing!
@flip inheck If that is private land, and he does not have the landowner's permission, it is still not a crime. Trespassing is a civil matter.
blurring his speed so nobody can use it against him when he goes over the limit 🤣🤣
Ha ha norty boy. “ you know that bit of dual carriageway where you can ring the neck of it?”😂😂
A few CB radio mates of mine were up on Coombe hill, which over looks Chequers, and special branch popped down (or should I say popped up). It's happened a few times to others apparently.
CB Radio - is that still a thing?
Wow I like your speedometer,it automatically goes blurred when you're speeding.
Hah funny.
Decent coppers though.
They carry a lot of crap on em.
Can't be fun when wrestling offenders.
No, hats off to them, not a job I could do (being a bit of a wimp doesn’t help)...
Pretty sure you don't have to wrestle anyone when you have an ar15 ready to go.
Or in pursuit of them lol
@@TheGoldenPig.
I'm pretty sure it's not shoot first ask questions later.
That was Hogan's Heros.
@Ritch
Too much.
I never leave my house without ID or bank cards!
But I’m not even going to your house.
It would be fun to compare this police response with how this would have gone down in America.
That’s a common situation. Once, I was abroad for a professional meeting and I did lost my wallet and it brought me a lot of difficulties at the time. Since then I made the digitalization of all my documents and now I lock the originals in the safe.👌🏻
Forgotten about strange UK laws. Over here in the 'States you must always carry licence, Insurance card, and a Title Card (I've forgotten what the proper name of this is but it confirms the owner of the vehicle). If you don't have two out of three of these on you the vehicle is towed and you are left by the side of the road. Best, Pete.
You managed to avoid the Tower of London .
I always find armed police to be the most down to earth people ever sometimes, met a good few of them in the past and have nothing but respect and admiration for those I've met.
It's so nice to see a pleasant encounter with the police in this video, so often I see antagonistic, irate, provoking and confrontational videos that escalate unnecessarily.
You sir are a polite and courteous gentleman. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks Jonny!
Hey mate. Is it okay if I use it in my compilation? Full credited ofc.Thank you.!
Sure thing....
The key to this all ending well was that the Police officers were friendly. If they start off friendly then they are far less likely to get someone's back up. The moment they start off with the "What are you doing here? We think you're a criminal" approach that's when people respond badly and it just escalates. They should use this video for training Police officers.
you're delusional. they were fishing for information and waiting for him to talk himself into trouble
@@OffbeatRefrigerator So what? All good Police officers will fish for information, it's literally their job to do that! That doesn't mean they weren't friendly. This video proves my point. It doesn't mean I'm "delusional" for pointing out that their friendly style is a more effective one than that of an inquisitor..
Yeah, it's effective with people who don't know better like the author of the video. My point is they are not your friends and are always trying to incriminate you. I cringed throughout the whole thing and had to stop when he let them look through his pictures. Absolutely pathetic.
@@OffbeatRefrigerator The Police officer asked to see the photos because clearly the property is a high category location from a National Security perspective. The officer was verifying the veracity of the biker's claims / statements. You are the kind of person who would be the first to criticise the Police if they didn't bother to check the legitimacy of a claim and something bad happened as a result. By the way - "Friendly" doesn't mean "Your friend" - it's a style which is non-threatening and, in this case, it resulted in a very pleasant exchange. It's people like you who prefer to make things difficult for no reason. And don't try denying it - you're doing it on this thread.
5:57 "Just in the future, if you are doing more stuff here, you will likely be stopped again ..."
Wondering if that was a general statement, or the fact you are now on file / watch list ?
‘You mean you don’t know who I am’ , bet you were thinking 😂😂😂
...in fairness you didn't see the bit where they asked me what I was doing and I explained I was taking pictures for my You Tube channel, as I had no ID on me I thought if I told them the channel name they could verify my story by looking up the channel...it may have sounded to you like one of those annoying "do you know who I am!?" type moments but I can assure you it was anything but that....
I was only teasing, I say it all the time, it’s only coz I can’t remember who I am, it’s the dementia you know😳
don't take photos outside a stately pile that we own and pay for lol, papers citizen !
Great video Mukka, thank you 👍
Big kudos to the male cop for sporting the TBL patch 👮♂️👮♀️
TBL patch??
@@TheMissendenFlyer Thin Blue Line mate,
Good thing you didn't tell them you had a pilot's licence. Left home in Cambridgeshire and realised I was not going to make my mate's place without filling up then realised I had just pocket change as my licence was in another jacket. Luckily managed to register my card on my iPhone while at the station. When I had a top box always tucked £20 away in case
At a glance that looks like a small calibre automatic pistol on your left glove, had me wondering for a moment. At 2:16 gives a decent view. Imagine holding you hands up and being approached from behind by some twitchy US cops, don't fancy your chances there.
Your so naughty....haha.
Agreed the British police are the best in the world
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The plod were very friendly too.
What a very pleasant change from "are you detaining me" and "no i'm not telling you my name". Thumbs up.
Thanks :0)
You’re very polite, good job, here in the states the police 9 out of 10 times would just write you a ticket and they wouldn’t at be interested to look at your phone. Totally different here. Sometimes in small towns it’s better because everyone knows everyone. 👍
This is the UK... you’re not required to carry ID, let alone show the police your photos, Facebook account etc.
And the police don't have to let you go on your way if you can't prove your are legitimately allowed to be riding the bike you are on. Manners, co-operation and common sense cost nothing.
How did looking at the photos he’d just taken help verify he was riding the bike legitimately? There were no reasonable grounds for the police to believe everything wasn’t in order, so they couldn’t have stopped him going on his way. They are easily able to check the PNC to see if a vehicle is reported stolen, current registered keeper, insurance, tax, MOT, the drivers driving licence details etc. They didn’t even issue a HO/RT1/ aka producer so can’t have been too concerned about his identity. I agree manners, co-operation and common sense cost nothing and think people should always treat others with respect but remember it works both ways - in situations like this, the police have no right to look at people’s photos or Facebook accounts but by asking for such details, it puts law-abiding people in a difficult position as the majority don’t want confrontation and wish to co-operate with the police so will feel pressured into sharing personal information that they are not obliged to provide (and Facebook isn’t a legitimate way for the police to confirm ones identity anyway).
This has to be your best video of 2019...so far 😂. When asked for your license, you should have said 007 😉
Take note American cops.
As a former Brit, but now US, I find it amazing how y'all can be out on the road without license, registration, proof of insurance and vehicle ownership. They each take up no space and avoid a lot
of hassles if/when stopped for any reason. Be safe out there, did she call yet? :-)
...still waiting....
The cops have ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) now so they can see before they stop you if the vehicle is registered to you, you are taxed, insured etc
UK (EU) Driving licenses now have photo ID so they can ID you via the PNC and match your face with the one on your license
You are required to produce these items but not carry them with you (a stolen car with these documents in it can "pass off" as the legal owner) usually you are issued a form called a HORT1 which gives you 7 days to produce the documents at a convenient police station
@@motovlogger3978 Thanks for that information. Sounds like a good tool for the cops to know if there might be an issue/s before they approach the subject. I carry all my docs in my wallet, as well as on my phone. Nothing to hide, minimal checking and or delay if stopped. Be safe!
You have a better temperament with local law than most bikers in Bucks & NoHo, well done 👍🏻
NoHo???
@@TheMissendenFlyer Northampton, sorry 😂