Apply to the constabulary under data protection and determine why your vehicle is tagged, this may constitute harassment especially as it could have been a previous owner...
@@Duncan94That’s still information you can legally obtain. Any charge, evidence or act against you is obtainable so your lawyer can work a case for you.
Pretty much guaranteed that its not.. the only marker is that its known for being Adams car, and they know that their message will be broadcast to all his followers. if he'd gone in the ST or the Chaser, he wouldn't have been pulled. but because its yellow and stands out its an easy pull.
Plenty, I had a flag on my car for drug activity, for being in a certain area, the area I lived in.... when pulled over by 2 unmarked cars and asked to explain why I was frequenting this area in a nice car (nothing crazy just a 71 plate M235i) I had to tell them i litrally lived down the road... in the same house the car was registered to.... you would think they would atleast check this stuff before identifying me as a person of interest 😅
If one films outside people's homes and attracts " spirited driving " and drives in the manner one may be on the list. Normally it means someone has phoned up and a crime can't be proven but we don't know what exactly in Adams case.
Think you had it almost spot on. You’re a highly influential figure that often films anti social behaviour. The police are aware of which cars are yours, so easy to flag you down and do exactly what they did… ask you to spread the message.
its an illegal stop...he was not suspescted of commiting a crime ...cant just stop people for nothing..its against our rights. very unprofessional stop uk is filled with knife crime and only rising..instead they stop people driving who are driving sensibly , quietly and insured, taxed and mot'd.... waste of tax money...
Its not illegal, if someone has a marker a car then your bound to be stopped. I agree with you but the cops can stop you for many stupid things.@@carguy792
The police don't need a reason to stop your car. They need reasonable suspicion to stop and search your person. They need a warrant to Search your home. But they can pull your car over on a whim.
It was like this in the late 90's, early 2000's mate, if you parked a modified car up anywhere or drove near a Macca's at any point, you'd get yanked and told you were in violation of some bollocks. My mate got told off for having his side lights on, whilst parked in a parking space with his engine off. We are just easy targets, sometimes for good reason, sometimes because, we're there
100%. I was a 90’s teenage driver too, during the Max Power era. And we were all stopped ALL of the time. Especially in car parks… And back then, every single young drivers car was easy to spot as everyone had an aftermarket head unit/sound system, tinted rear lights and alloy wheels in an era when most cars came with plastic trims. So basically speaking we were all Poo-lice magnets!
Do a Data Protection request and find out which force passed on your details and then do one to that force to find out what they have on you. You should have also asked for his number to follow it up later.
To which force ? I went to the Ford fair once the amount of dick measuring nutters I saw a few crashes and so right loons and I was driving an st and not going slow but people were out to race
As the chap below said. They are under no obligation to disclose any intel to the person who is either subject of that intel or owns the vehicle/house that intel relates to.... otherwise a drug dealer could request intel on his house and discover the police have had numerous reports about his car and his house being used to deal drugs, and were planning a warrant at his address in 3 days time.... mysteriously the drugs would then disappear overnight!
@@Nick_G7IZR no, it would absolutely fall under the remit of the DPA. However, there is a clause in the DPA legislation specifically for law enforcement that allows them to not have to disclose certain bits of intelligence (for obvious reasons)
In Gloucestershire about 15 years ago I got pulled over so many times they weren't allowed to pull me over anymore. I kept the Stop and Search Blue Slips and they are plainly ridiculous, one time I got pulled-over because they said my car smelled like cannabis, they couldn't explain how they could smell cannabis inside a car with the windows closed travelling at 60mph.
Hey Adam - I would go full Nigel Farage on the police and submit a "Subject Access Request" to see what data and info the police have on your car - You are obviously "in the system " now and this will no doubt not be the only stop you have !!
Not worth the hassle really though is it. What would he do if/when he received that info? Naff all. All it would do is put a target on his back that will follow him around for years to come. The guy was polite enough and even hinted at being a fellow petrolhead. Plod all do seem to have long memories so acting like a mad curtain twitcher after all is said and done is guaranteed to backfire.
@@sarcastixx74 Sounds like a target is already on his back. I would want to know the force that originally raised the marker. If there is no evidence of a specific offence I would make the case to have the marker removed.
Notice how if they get complaints about cars they are straight on it hard no BS (think of the fines £££) but burglary or your car gets broken into? Oh sorry “we haven’t got the manpower”
This... Few years ago my backyard was broken into, stole my 1970s classic moped (from a locked shed) and they tried to pry bar my rear door open, but they left oily finger prints all over the door frame. I called police multiple times, they never sent anyone, just gave a reference number like they always fucking do and the topic is closed on their part. Absolute jokes
Typical comment. Tell me what fine the police got from this? None. What fine do they get from issuing a Section 59? None. Even when they seize the vehicle the second time... the recovery fees paid by the driver to get the vehicle back go to the recovery firm, not the police. AND even when you get a fine from the police, the money goes to the treasury NOT the police... as the forces are essentially owned by the crown (barring privately funded forces such as BTP, City of London Police). In the force I'm in, we regularly go to burglaries.... I had one shift a few months back where I went to three burglaries in a single shift by myself.
Professional officer likely following orders and probably wasn’t given the full details, chances are many country forces are aware of Adam and what he does which tends to mean unsavoury drivers follow him to events and cause a stir. Seems to me they’re trying to make less work for themselves and just say “don’t be dicks just because Adam is filming you” by showing face and intent.
Nothing professional about this officer, swearing as well. Wrongful stop Can’t go by a rumour especially from a different area. Unless you have committed an offence there is no reason to be stopped. Unless Adam has been stopped before and given warnings or been reported for the reason for this stop, then this is a unlawful stop
@@Jasonhughes258 Police don't need a reason to pull you, I don't agree with it but facts are facts. As for swearing, there is a misconception that police are not allowed to swear. It won't be encouraged but they're not going to get in shit for it.
@@Jasonhughes258 And apparently 100's of complaints were made from last year's event, then it was a few... so which is the factual statement here? A few, or a 100? Was it ford fair in particular or japfest? Who knows.
Fair, professional officer & Adam handled it well. Cop explained his reasoning for the stop, which was clear & concise. People who say there is something wrong with this stop are talking waffle & trying to make something out of nothing 🤣
Professional officer? swearing at a member of the public in the first 60 seconds of an interaction? Are you mad? No surprise this country has lost all faith in the police force, nothing but bullies, rapists and murderers
It could be to do with Reading, I attend fairly regularly and have heard similar things from other people, even when they werent in the meet and just a slightly more spirited fly by on their way home
what a lovely free country we live, we now pay police to tell people not to commit any offences before they have done anything ! good job the police are not overpaid and under staffed
I'm in the job. I used to drive a Mk7 17 plate Focus ST-2, 2 litre 247 bhp, was regularly stopped and even recognised some of the officers stopping me as I'd worked with them. I'm now driving a 2017 reg BMW 335D, 3 litre 313bhp, I get stopped far less, as you described it's a "sleeper" car... it just looks like a standard BMW which most people assume is probably a 320i/320D until they see the badge. Even then most people probably won't know what a 335D is.
There is, but the police will go for whatever is most profitable. Anything they can seize or fine will always take priority. Pulling over motorists and issuing a fine is more profitable (and easier) than solving burglaries. Unfortunately that’s the state of police nowadays, the job simply attracts the wrong kind of people and leads to a situation where they no longer exist to protect people, but rather tick boxes with whatever metrics they can easily get.
@@TheMunch97 I totally agree, I've seen more camera activity the past year then ever before. Mostly stood annonymously through certain areas trying to catch you out where least expected. They must be working on a commission based system where they have to generate speeding tickets in order to be paid lol. In all seriousness, it's diabolical how the law works these days. I mean look what happened the other day with the autistic teenager being arrested by around 10 coppers because she said the word "Lesbian" lol. I mean come off it, the police are supposed to protect and serve, not become "gangsters" because of something she was supposed to take on the chin (no pun intended).
Got to hit the targets and bring in the revenue. They do do the serious stuff as well sometimes, but when they can half-arsedly pursue cars and collect nice fines for a little bit of noise or 3mph over the speed limit it's a much more fruitful use of their time than say, burlgary, theft or assault unless the evidence is on a plate.
I got a letter when I was at in a McDonald's drive through where cars were congregating It's not the police it's the anpr cameras set up at the entry/exit points and they tag every car that goes past
You got it right mate because your car was around other people being stupid they've just flaged every car there so the moment you mess up again they got you in the system already so be careful man they watching everyone
Comes up Blue on Total car check, your reg been saved from somewhere and they put a marker on it, you hit an ANPR camera somewhere back down the road and they got a unit in place to pull you further down the road, as for getting it marked, well I dunno....... Someone somewhere in a official position has marked it on the data base for whatever reason,
Cobham Services is probably a good guess. The police had quite a presence last time Adam was there. I think they threatened to arrest him, too. (Forget this, he was in the Chaser when this happened, if I remember correctly)
@@Tornado2409 I still think you're right. It wouldn't exactly take much effort to cross reference his other cars though, then flag them all. 5 minutes on this channel would do it. In fact, that would explain why they have the 350 as yellow if it's based on actual observation rather than number plate recognition.
Information, flagged? Am i able to have more detail on those exact terms and as there's been no charges and ive had no previous issues. I'd like to have the opportunity to clear any of this information and where it is stored, thanks officer.
Reading car meet will be your most likely answer. Reg taken down as being part of it even if it was just parked up. Also, the police seemed to know his onions about his car so probably knows who u r and wanted to spread the word to stop driving like nobs coming out of events
I would assume it would be down to the meets that you regularly attend. Probably had it's details noted at a meet which may by why the colour has been updated. Presumably they won't have had to notify you because it hasn't been used to commit an offence, but more a car to keep an eye on because of the meets it's been linked to.
I reckon it's as you guessed, the car has been seen at a lot of shows and meets when some people have driven in a way the police didn't like and so they've noted your number plate and lumped you in. Maybe it's something like because it's been seen x number of times they put a marker on it. Either way at least they were decent about it and didn't try to act like they were going to do you for anything and made clear it was just a "we've got our eye on you, behave" moment.
I believe the force in that area had been briefed to pull you over as it would get covered on your channel, therefore passing the message on that their force area is a no go for "antisocial driving". I don't believe for a second that your car has a marker on it from another force because surely he would have informed you of what force area it was from.
@@TheGreendabomb That's pointless when it comes to 'antisocial driving'. The idea is to stop antisocial driving, so if someone is driving in an dangerous manner, they should be spoken to about it as close to the event as possible. A driver could think their driving was perfectly fine, so if they're not informed that their driving isn't good enough, poor enough to gain marker for it, they're not going to change. If they don't know they need to change, their driving, if dangerous, is going to lead to a collision, injuries, or deaths. 'They'll get their totalled car seized after they've killed someone if they got a section 59 against that car', so does that make the death all OK then? They didn't need to know they had that against them or their car to change their driving to not have had that second much more serious incident? Road safety enforcement needs to be active if it's to have any affect. There are plenty of normal drivers out there who have allowed their standards to drop, or they've fell out of good habits, gradually into bad ones like tailgating, not driving to changing road conditions, allowing themselves to be distracted by thought, etc and they probably don't even realise it as it happens over years, and they probably still won't realise even when it results in them being involved in a serious collision. What use is politicians talking about it after the fact, or them receiving speeding tickets, posted out to them 2 weeks after they killed a child the day the camera was activated? The blanket lowering of speed limits is another massive joke in 'making the roads safer'. Same as not pointing out to the driver that their driving is dangerous and needs to improve. Lowering limits has been proven by statistics to increase the number of incidents, I suspect from making drivers more complacent with the lower speed and so they let their attention drift more, so they're far more likely to end up in a collision from being distracted, and having a slower reaction, if it's a child walking out they'll probably run over them, but their mangled body will still have a pulse, so they're not a death and so not on the political scoreboard.
I bet he knew exactly who you are and what better way for them to get the message across. You would also be entitled to know why you have been on their records.
@@daexion Irrelevant - doesn't need a reason. Look up the legislation yourself. It does not state there must be a reason because one isn't required. Most officers including myself only stop cars if they have a reason to do so... not just because "I stopped you because I can". I stop probably on average 3 cars a month and some people rarely ever stop cars, some people stop loads....
Let’s be honest with one another, it’s tw8ts & bangs maps, and d1ckhead rev-offs that piss people off. Most other stuff goes unnoticed. They’re the t00ls that get stuff closed down.
He seemes like a nice lad, i think its both for spreading information and because the reg. was on a potential list. Nice video eitherway! Oh and for a different weekend/ fun car id suggest maybe a Lotus!
@@volvo09 So? It's called being an adult and getting over it? Things and people annoy me almost daily, i don't run to the police every time unless it's an actual *issue*, not just an annoyance. I love cars but i hear them near me at 11pm at night sometimes, racing and doing burnouts and shit and it's annoying. I close my window and get on with my life ... not whinging to the police every second. There's too many people out there with the view of, well i don't like 'insert something here' so basically it shouldn't exist.
@@RiperSnifle not saying I'd call call the police, but I'd know why someone would... Their normally quiet town is now inundated with constant noise. You know, the stuff that ends up getting race tracks and drag strips shut down because everyone screws off on the way there. I live in a heavy logging area, so I hear super loud Jake brakes all the time, and loud trucks, and it doesn't bother me... I'm glad this is one of the few places left where people can do that without being targeted... (But I must admit a modern car with pops that sound like a huge rifle shot does sort of annoy me, because there is just no purpose to it, thankfully they are very rare here) I'm mainly just playing the other side... That's sort of why I've kept my cars quiet, no one notices, even though it's supercharged.
@@volvo09 I do get it, I understand why someone would complain but I don’t understand the need for so many people to be “Karen’s” today. Soon there will be nowhere for car enthusiasts to go. Going to track days already costs an absolute fortune, and there aren’t that many about as so many got shut down. The same people that buy a house near a football stadium and complain are the same that buy a house a mile away from a racetrack - and their complaints get listened to and we have to suffer! Same with music venues, and loads of other things. It really sucks.
To many blind peepers and curtain pullers. If I lived next to Silverstone or even santa pod I would be outside my house cheering every rev and pop and bang that's for sure!!! 💯
Love the 350Z Adam! , I have owned 3 , the first back in 2003, my current 350Z (as new 2004 Track model) shares the garage with a stunning 2020 Alpine A110 and practical VW Arteon R , guess which one I have driven to work each day this week :) - thanks for all the cool videos - cheers from Brisbane
To be fair, driving a bright yellow car should be an instant 12 month ban, 6 points to go on your license permanently and £1k fine! Oh and have to take a compulsory, 'driving a garish colour car', awareness course and possibly a course of hypnosis treatment to prevent future re-offending!🤔😲😳😁
@@BOT_DT No, just my own personal opinion of bright yellow cars and the kind of owners who drive them, with a hint of my jovial sarcasm and humour thrown in for good measure!😁👍
100% I was coming back on M6 and as soon as I went onto the A500 towards stoke, cop car on other side went around round about came right up my arse and then pulled me. Originally said I was pulled for no insurance. Then they said they were concerned with my manner of driving and that’s why they pulled me. They then said the computer must have glitched cus it now shows I’m insured (after I had to show proof) and then gave me a speech about scraping me from the road and telling my parents….. I was under the speed limit 10000% because I was tired after a long day and just wanted a relaxing chilled drive home so put cruise at 50mph
Considering he doesn't even need a reason to stop a car I highly doubt he made it up... He could literally have stopped him and said "Because I wanted to stop you" under the legislation. No officer I've ever worked with has done this, but it's entirely lawful to do so. Think about it logically, he goes to car meets, by the nature of it, invariably some people act in silly manners, by virtue of being present, his registration is likely to get passed to law enforcement by someone... thus a marker added.
Police don't need an excuse to pull you, if they want to check you have a driving licence. However, if they start lecturing you, you don't have to listen unless they have grounds to detain you. I'd have said bye as soon as the cunstable started waffling BS. They cannot detain you once you proved you have a valid driving licence and not committing an offence. That pc needs to get off his power ride.
Not his paperwork there. That county probably has some push for crappy 'road safety' stuff, much like Wales, and that's probably not what he wanted to be a police officer for, but he's stuck now. Actual policing goes out the window when the politicians have a seat they want to keep their backside in, and shallow statistics are all they need to do that for the people that think a loud exhaust accelerating in first gear is what kills people.
Typical power mad pc. I was stopped by a pc, not even a traffic pc, because someone had the same make and model of car I had, that was a known drug dealer. I showed my ID and driving licence and drove off while the idiot was still trying to talk to me. If you are not being detained, drive off from them. Especially if you have dashcam or go-pro recording. They absolutely hate them.
@@davedempster7658 Would you rather they waited until witnesses gave them the exact full registration, vin number, home address, name, age, and a 4K photograph of the drug dealer before they act on it? They can either act on limited information and occasionally question the wrong person or wait until they have an unrealistic accurate amount of it and never solve a crime. It can't be both. At least they're doing something about actual crime in your area.
Adam C has a secret life as a street racer . We always thought he was just a videographer but undercover he’s the real life Paul Walker and he’s been using the cover as a videographer to conquer every street race location in the Uk
Great vlog Adam and I think that you got pulled over by the police because they wanted to tell your Instagramers that you was turning up to Ford fair. 👍😊🚘
They record registration details at every car meet and misuse them. This has happened since I went to Chester and crewe car cruises in 1990s. They also covertly film every event as officers attend. I only found out from a relative as my cars were on the pnc with markers... The car, not the keeper or driver, so never updated when a vehicle changes hands. It is a bad practice.
as in fact in denmark - if your car is spotted by the police nearby illegal races and meets they will write a note in their system on your plate, as when they look up the plate it will say '' this car is appearing at illegal races and such ''
It’s interesting that we had loads of complaints last year (it was rather loud but idc 😂)The locals live near a track, it’s gonna be loud although that doesn’t make it right racing on the road.
Bruh what a mess😂😂 Adams like the most peaceful driver in any of his vids. I've even watched MrBillyVlogs and from his perspective Adams the most safe driver of anyone leaving a meet. Either way I don't trust the feds a lot really so they've probably just gone at you cause of the videos.
Intelligence is exempt from FOI and SAR... I'm surprised most people don't know this as it seems quite logical to me. What's the point in having intel, if the person who the intel is about can request to see it? It's not intel then and it's no longer "Restricted".
It'll probably be the last owner was caught speeding or something and they were given a marker on their car instead of points. It means you'll get pulled over by ANPR Police cars a bit more often just for them to do basic checks on you and if you get caught speeding in a car that's already got a marker then you won't be let off with a warning. The markers should 'expire' after an amount of time, maybe 6 months, maybe a year, but there's no guarantee. If it wasn't you who got the marker put on the car you could try contacting the Police and inform them of the change of ownership and it wasn't you who got it put on, then hope they remove it. If you want to search it, it's called a Section 59 Police marker.
About 99.99% of the time they are polite and professional and I enjoy talking to them but this is one of the times you wish you could just tell them to piss off and then drive off.
They had a few complaints, heres a proper complaint i reported someone stealing a car outside my house at 4am a month back and there was no one available, to come,
@@nathanmay1070 no, they actually pulled up and were ripping the interior apart, probably looking for a tracker, they just took the baby seats out looking under the seat and the roof lining,
I got to Ford Fair just before 7 (shout out to the owner of the Mean Green Puma ST with black bonnet/roof stripes next to me in the Q...beautiful car...and the Police had pulled a lad out of the queue in a mint blue RS and were giving him a right ********...poor lad looked mortified....i drove out at the end of the event like i was on my driving test...
A mixture of the three things I say, you mentioned more than a few times you "may have" had your foot down earlier in the day. Maybe the police were just using their noggins and getting the message out to wide audience quickly, their plans regarding driving to and from shows. Who knows..
give us all details that u find and i bet you dont find anything as ive had this myself and it was all truffle so i made a complaint got compo and bought another car lol
He didn't do anything wrong. And the officer didn't state he did either. It's a common misconception of the public that any vehicle stop means "the person did something wrong". Not the case. Also a common misconception that anyone in handcuffs is under arrest - also wrong. They're a restraint device and can be used where justified by the officer, plenty of officers use them to search people who are subsequently not arrested. I've arrested plenty of people without using handcuffs.... some people are so relaxed and calm about it you don't need to use them.
What a bizzare stop. I can only assume you're flagged because people try on exuberant driving styles once they see you with a camera at the exit. But the behaviour is ultimately on those other drivers, never yourself!
Apply to the constabulary under data protection and determine why your vehicle is tagged, this may constitute harassment especially as it could have been a previous owner...
I'd reckon because they probably think hes enticing the crowd
That's like a drug dealer asking if there's a drugs marker on his car 😂
@@Duncan94That’s still information you can legally obtain. Any charge, evidence or act against you is obtainable so your lawyer can work a case for you.
Pretty much guaranteed that its not.. the only marker is that its known for being Adams car, and they know that their message will be broadcast to all his followers. if he'd gone in the ST or the Chaser, he wouldn't have been pulled. but because its yellow and stands out its an easy pull.
Not harassment at all, but he probably has been recorded doing some wheelspins on the road, these comments make me laugh.
A car of interest . Wonders how many more are on the system that have not committed an actual offence .
We live in the USSR now, we are all suspected of doing something and have to prove we are innocent.
If he'd had those rainbow flags, he'd have been fine
Yellow being the best colour on a car 💛
Plenty, I had a flag on my car for drug activity, for being in a certain area, the area I lived in.... when pulled over by 2 unmarked cars and asked to explain why I was frequenting this area in a nice car (nothing crazy just a 71 plate M235i) I had to tell them i litrally lived down the road... in the same house the car was registered to.... you would think they would atleast check this stuff before identifying me as a person of interest 😅
If one films outside people's homes and attracts " spirited driving " and drives in the manner one may be on the list.
Normally it means someone has phoned up and a crime can't be proven but we don't know what exactly in Adams case.
Think you had it almost spot on. You’re a highly influential figure that often films anti social behaviour. The police are aware of which cars are yours, so easy to flag you down and do exactly what they did… ask you to spread the message.
its an illegal stop...he was not suspescted of commiting a crime ...cant just stop people for nothing..its against our rights. very unprofessional stop uk is filled with knife crime and only rising..instead they stop people driving who are driving sensibly , quietly and insured, taxed and mot'd.... waste of tax money...
Its not illegal, if someone has a marker a car then your bound to be stopped. I agree with you but the cops can stop you for many stupid things.@@carguy792
It's. Obviously just a show of force as they know your a influencer showing them pull you to be a scare tactics
The police don't need a reason to stop your car. They need reasonable suspicion to stop and search your person. They need a warrant to Search your home. But they can pull your car over on a whim.
It was like this in the late 90's, early 2000's mate, if you parked a modified car up anywhere or drove near a Macca's at any point, you'd get yanked and told you were in violation of some bollocks. My mate got told off for having his side lights on, whilst parked in a parking space with his engine off. We are just easy targets, sometimes for good reason, sometimes because, we're there
Especially a Max Power Whip!! 💪
100%.
I was a 90’s teenage driver too, during the Max Power era. And we were all stopped ALL of the time. Especially in car parks… And back then, every single young drivers car was easy to spot as everyone had an aftermarket head unit/sound system, tinted rear lights and alloy wheels in an era when most cars came with plastic trims. So basically speaking we were all Poo-lice magnets!
@@ektrolleyboy Those were the days. Good Times. Memories. 💯 👍
100%. I got a knock on the door for having (very) tinted rear lights while my car was parked outside my house and I was indoors on the PS2 😂
@@BlackLines playing need for speed?. For me it was midnight club LA. lol. 💯
Do a Data Protection request and find out which force passed on your details and then do one to that force to find out what they have on you. You should have also asked for his number to follow it up later.
To which force ? I went to the Ford fair once the amount of dick measuring nutters I saw a few crashes and so right loons and I was driving an st and not going slow but people were out to race
There are certain bits of information that they can withhold - intelligence against a vehicle is one of them - you won't get anything 🤣
@@mikey_bb Ah, is that because the data is about the vehicle and not the person in it and therefore doesn't fall under the DPA?
As the chap below said. They are under no obligation to disclose any intel to the person who is either subject of that intel or owns the vehicle/house that intel relates to.... otherwise a drug dealer could request intel on his house and discover the police have had numerous reports about his car and his house being used to deal drugs, and were planning a warrant at his address in 3 days time.... mysteriously the drugs would then disappear overnight!
@@Nick_G7IZR no, it would absolutely fall under the remit of the DPA. However, there is a clause in the DPA legislation specifically for law enforcement that allows them to not have to disclose certain bits of intelligence (for obvious reasons)
In Gloucestershire about 15 years ago I got pulled over so many times they weren't allowed to pull me over anymore. I kept the Stop and Search Blue Slips and they are plainly ridiculous, one time I got pulled-over because they said my car smelled like cannabis, they couldn't explain how they could smell cannabis inside a car with the windows closed travelling at 60mph.
Hey Adam - I would go full Nigel Farage on the police and submit a "Subject Access Request" to see what data and info the police have on your car - You are obviously "in the system " now and this will no doubt not be the only stop you have !!
They have one month to respond, extended to two if the request is complex, which this shouldn't be
Not worth the hassle really though is it. What would he do if/when he received that info? Naff all. All it would do is put a target on his back that will follow him around for years to come. The guy was polite enough and even hinted at being a fellow petrolhead. Plod all do seem to have long memories so acting like a mad curtain twitcher after all is said and done is guaranteed to backfire.
@@sarcastixx74shut up triangle gang member
Do you like kids do you ??
Most of your lot does don't they
@@Truth-And-Freedom Wow dippy, you write your own material? Thats comedy gold right there 🤣
@@sarcastixx74 Sounds like a target is already on his back. I would want to know the force that originally raised the marker. If there is no evidence of a specific offence I would make the case to have the marker removed.
Notice how if they get complaints about cars they are straight on it hard no BS (think of the fines £££) but burglary or your car gets broken into? Oh sorry “we haven’t got the manpower”
Yeah or autistic teenagers saying hurty feely words. Police really hate those nasty words people say.
Police are moneymaking business's ,that's why they stamp on speeding/ticket or any fine they can give
This... Few years ago my backyard was broken into, stole my 1970s classic moped (from a locked shed) and they tried to pry bar my rear door open, but they left oily finger prints all over the door frame. I called police multiple times, they never sent anyone, just gave a reference number like they always fucking do and the topic is closed on their part. Absolute jokes
Typical comment.
Tell me what fine the police got from this? None.
What fine do they get from issuing a Section 59? None.
Even when they seize the vehicle the second time... the recovery fees paid by the driver to get the vehicle back go to the recovery firm, not the police.
AND even when you get a fine from the police, the money goes to the treasury NOT the police... as the forces are essentially owned by the crown (barring privately funded forces such as BTP, City of London Police).
In the force I'm in, we regularly go to burglaries.... I had one shift a few months back where I went to three burglaries in a single shift by myself.
Money money money to much writing for anything else 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊
Just keep doing what you do best Adam. 👍
Professional officer likely following orders and probably wasn’t given the full details, chances are many country forces are aware of Adam and what he does which tends to mean unsavoury drivers follow him to events and cause a stir. Seems to me they’re trying to make less work for themselves and just say “don’t be dicks just because Adam is filming you” by showing face and intent.
Exactly what I thought
Nothing professional about this officer, swearing as well.
Wrongful stop
Can’t go by a rumour especially from a different area.
Unless you have committed an offence there is no reason to be stopped.
Unless Adam has been stopped before and given warnings or been reported for the reason for this stop, then this is a unlawful stop
@@Jasonhughes258 Police don't need a reason to pull you, I don't agree with it but facts are facts. As for swearing, there is a misconception that police are not allowed to swear. It won't be encouraged but they're not going to get in shit for it.
@@Jasonhughes258 And apparently 100's of complaints were made from last year's event, then it was a few... so which is the factual statement here? A few, or a 100? Was it ford fair in particular or japfest? Who knows.
@@Jasonhughes258if you think this officer was unprofessional, you've clearly never seen an unprofessional officer
Fair, professional officer & Adam handled it well. Cop explained his reasoning for the stop, which was clear & concise. People who say there is something wrong with this stop are talking waffle & trying to make something out of nothing 🤣
Professional officer? swearing at a member of the public in the first 60 seconds of an interaction? Are you mad? No surprise this country has lost all faith in the police force, nothing but bullies, rapists and murderers
He pulled you over because he loved your car so much. He wanted to get closer to it. What a nice Police Smith.
You should start taking the MG to all your meets to see if that gets flagged as anti social aswell 😂
I would, but I've just blown it up
@AdamC3046 Nooooo. Sorry to hear that, but it's time for a V8 engine swap.
@@AdamC3046defo anti social driving if u blown it up 😂😂😂😂
@@AdamC3046 RAH!!!!
@@AdamC3046 perfect opportunity to put a K20 in it.
The Ford High Court of Northamptonshire rules that Mr Adam C has done absolutely nothing wrong and is cleared of any wrong doing. 💯
Always nice to know your on a ANPR watch list !.
It could be to do with Reading, I attend fairly regularly and have heard similar things from other people, even when they werent in the meet and just a slightly more spirited fly by on their way home
what a lovely free country we live, we now pay police to tell people not to commit any offences before they have done anything ! good job the police are not overpaid and under staffed
A large collection of Fords is a Lake!
Love it. You say you drive safely on UK roads but show video of you driving dangerous round roundabouts onto dual carriage ways.
I know I'm a literal month late but, "has the genetics of a snitch" is now a part of my daily vocabulary 🤣
The beat drop and the intro 🔥 coming together like a Adam c freestyle
Great video Adam as always, keep up the videos!👍🏼
Collective noun for Fords "A Walk" or "A Stationary" 🙂
Joys of driving a sleeper.... I wasn't bothered by the fuzz at all and was a lot more asbo than your 350 trumpet 😂
I'm in the job.
I used to drive a Mk7 17 plate Focus ST-2, 2 litre 247 bhp, was regularly stopped and even recognised some of the officers stopping me as I'd worked with them.
I'm now driving a 2017 reg BMW 335D, 3 litre 313bhp, I get stopped far less, as you described it's a "sleeper" car... it just looks like a standard BMW which most people assume is probably a 320i/320D until they see the badge. Even then most people probably won't know what a 335D is.
May the force be with you 😂
The Sherriff at the start der der der my county
It was definitely the Ford crew, hating on your Nissan. 😂😂😂
Ford Fair, my idea of hell, will just be 1.0l Ecobangs with popcorn maps and silly cammo wraps who's sponsored by emerald struts
I think there are a lot more oppressing issues than what people do at car meets.
There is, but the police will go for whatever is most profitable. Anything they can seize or fine will always take priority. Pulling over motorists and issuing a fine is more profitable (and easier) than solving burglaries.
Unfortunately that’s the state of police nowadays, the job simply attracts the wrong kind of people and leads to a situation where they no longer exist to protect people, but rather tick boxes with whatever metrics they can easily get.
Speeding, section 59s, insurance and fines for lowness are all *vastly* more important to UK police than any actual fucking work
@@TheMunch97 I totally agree, I've seen more camera activity the past year then ever before. Mostly stood annonymously through certain areas trying to catch you out where least expected.
They must be working on a commission based system where they have to generate speeding tickets in order to be paid lol.
In all seriousness, it's diabolical how the law works these days. I mean look what happened the other day with the autistic teenager being arrested by around 10 coppers because she said the word "Lesbian" lol. I mean come off it, the police are supposed to protect and serve, not become "gangsters" because of something she was supposed to take on the chin (no pun intended).
Got to hit the targets and bring in the revenue. They do do the serious stuff as well sometimes, but when they can half-arsedly pursue cars and collect nice fines for a little bit of noise or 3mph over the speed limit it's a much more fruitful use of their time than say, burlgary, theft or assault unless the evidence is on a plate.
Problem being deaths and crashes are up and top of community police complaints is about boy racers and noisy cars
A large gathering of ford's in known as "clits" 😂😂 because every .... has one
I got a letter when I was at in a McDonald's drive through where cars were congregating
It's not the police it's the anpr cameras set up at the entry/exit points and they tag every car that goes past
Not in my county, lol give that man a sheriffs badge😂
You got it right mate because your car was around other people being stupid they've just flaged every car there so the moment you mess up again they got you in the system already so be careful man they watching everyone
Comes up Blue on Total car check, your reg been saved from somewhere and they put a marker on it, you hit an ANPR camera somewhere back down the road and they got a unit in place to pull you further down the road, as for getting it marked, well I dunno....... Someone somewhere in a official position has marked it on the data base for whatever reason,
Professional officer and great interaction 👌🏽 acted properly on information that he was given and Adam was kind back.
Nothing to worry about.
Best comment here.
He shouldnt have dropped the S bomb as an officer
I wouldn’t be surprised if you were flagged in Surrey. They dish out all sorts of random stuff for no reason, section 59s ect just for being there
Cobham Services is probably a good guess. The police had quite a presence last time Adam was there. I think they threatened to arrest him, too.
(Forget this, he was in the Chaser when this happened, if I remember correctly)
@@Tornado2409 I still think you're right. It wouldn't exactly take much effort to cross reference his other cars though, then flag them all. 5 minutes on this channel would do it. In fact, that would explain why they have the 350 as yellow if it's based on actual observation rather than number plate recognition.
Information, flagged? Am i able to have more detail on those exact terms and as there's been no charges and ive had no previous issues. I'd like to have the opportunity to clear any of this information and where it is stored, thanks officer.
you probly ran over a bacon sandwich along the route and he was pissed becoz one less for him down at the rozzers canteen !
Reading car meet will be your most likely answer. Reg taken down as being part of it even if it was just parked up. Also, the police seemed to know his onions about his car so probably knows who u r and wanted to spread the word to stop driving like nobs coming out of events
I would assume it would be down to the meets that you regularly attend. Probably had it's details noted at a meet which may by why the colour has been updated.
Presumably they won't have had to notify you because it hasn't been used to commit an offence, but more a car to keep an eye on because of the meets it's been linked to.
We need wrapping companies to change the colour weekly to play with them 😂
Yeah, change the colour.
Although surely it’s the number plate they identify you by? 🤔
Hey Adam I'm the kid that said hi to ya in the silver ST I love ur vids mate might go ford fare next year ❤❤
I remember when Adam sped past me on the motorway it was great 😅
Um... there's a video ^○^ haha What do you like?! lol 😁😊
!My profile is a car... 😅
That’s my blue fiesta at 0:40 😂
I reckon it's as you guessed, the car has been seen at a lot of shows and meets when some people have driven in a way the police didn't like and so they've noted your number plate and lumped you in. Maybe it's something like because it's been seen x number of times they put a marker on it. Either way at least they were decent about it and didn't try to act like they were going to do you for anything and made clear it was just a "we've got our eye on you, behave" moment.
The Stasi has your cards marked! Enjoy the ride...
Dibble are a joke.
I believe the force in that area had been briefed to pull you over as it would get covered on your channel, therefore passing the message on that their force area is a no go for "antisocial driving". I don't believe for a second that your car has a marker on it from another force because surely he would have informed you of what force area it was from.
They don't have to tell you who placed the marker.
@@TheGreendabomb That's pointless when it comes to 'antisocial driving'. The idea is to stop antisocial driving, so if someone is driving in an dangerous manner, they should be spoken to about it as close to the event as possible. A driver could think their driving was perfectly fine, so if they're not informed that their driving isn't good enough, poor enough to gain marker for it, they're not going to change. If they don't know they need to change, their driving, if dangerous, is going to lead to a collision, injuries, or deaths. 'They'll get their totalled car seized after they've killed someone if they got a section 59 against that car', so does that make the death all OK then? They didn't need to know they had that against them or their car to change their driving to not have had that second much more serious incident?
Road safety enforcement needs to be active if it's to have any affect. There are plenty of normal drivers out there who have allowed their standards to drop, or they've fell out of good habits, gradually into bad ones like tailgating, not driving to changing road conditions, allowing themselves to be distracted by thought, etc and they probably don't even realise it as it happens over years, and they probably still won't realise even when it results in them being involved in a serious collision. What use is politicians talking about it after the fact, or them receiving speeding tickets, posted out to them 2 weeks after they killed a child the day the camera was activated?
The blanket lowering of speed limits is another massive joke in 'making the roads safer'. Same as not pointing out to the driver that their driving is dangerous and needs to improve. Lowering limits has been proven by statistics to increase the number of incidents, I suspect from making drivers more complacent with the lower speed and so they let their attention drift more, so they're far more likely to end up in a collision from being distracted, and having a slower reaction, if it's a child walking out they'll probably run over them, but their mangled body will still have a pulse, so they're not a death and so not on the political scoreboard.
I bet he knew exactly who you are and what better way for them to get the message across. You would also be entitled to know why you have been on their records.
That isn't a valid reason to pull someone over.
@@daexion you think england police looks for valid reasons??? lol
He was pulled due to intelligence against the vehicle & for a licence/insurance check - 100% legal.
@@daexion Irrelevant - doesn't need a reason. Look up the legislation yourself. It does not state there must be a reason because one isn't required. Most officers including myself only stop cars if they have a reason to do so... not just because "I stopped you because I can". I stop probably on average 3 cars a month and some people rarely ever stop cars, some people stop loads....
Let’s be honest with one another, it’s tw8ts & bangs maps, and d1ckhead rev-offs that piss people off. Most other stuff goes unnoticed. They’re the t00ls that get stuff closed down.
My Z lives in the low 27s mpg, can confirm that if you're in the 30s (unheard of for mine :P) that you can't be driving it "anti-socially"
Perfectly fair stop, and you and he dealt with it well...
How is it fair? It’s like stopping someone in public because you’re wearing a t-shirt the same as someone who has committed a crime 🤦🏻♂️
He seemes like a nice lad, i think its both for spreading information and because the reg. was on a potential list.
Nice video eitherway!
Oh and for a different weekend/ fun car id suggest maybe a Lotus!
Yeh I agree
Straight away that excuse for a stop is completely bullshit. Had that twice. 😂
What a load of bollocks that stop is....he made that up !
That police car wouldn't have an ANPR camera. HE recognised your car. What a title.
All police cars are fitted with anpr,
'hundreds and hundreds of complaints from residents' christ ... however will they get on with their lives! Dramatic much. Least the copper was decent
All the pops and bangs must annoy the town residents. Probably wasn't "hundreds" but there will absolutely be complaints.
@@volvo09 So? It's called being an adult and getting over it? Things and people annoy me almost daily, i don't run to the police every time unless it's an actual *issue*, not just an annoyance. I love cars but i hear them near me at 11pm at night sometimes, racing and doing burnouts and shit and it's annoying. I close my window and get on with my life ... not whinging to the police every second.
There's too many people out there with the view of, well i don't like 'insert something here' so basically it shouldn't exist.
@@RiperSnifle not saying I'd call call the police, but I'd know why someone would... Their normally quiet town is now inundated with constant noise. You know, the stuff that ends up getting race tracks and drag strips shut down because everyone screws off on the way there.
I live in a heavy logging area, so I hear super loud Jake brakes all the time, and loud trucks, and it doesn't bother me... I'm glad this is one of the few places left where people can do that without being targeted... (But I must admit a modern car with pops that sound like a huge rifle shot does sort of annoy me, because there is just no purpose to it, thankfully they are very rare here)
I'm mainly just playing the other side... That's sort of why I've kept my cars quiet, no one notices, even though it's supercharged.
@@volvo09 I do get it, I understand why someone would complain but I don’t understand the need for so many people to be “Karen’s” today. Soon there will be nowhere for car enthusiasts to go. Going to track days already costs an absolute fortune, and there aren’t that many about as so many got shut down.
The same people that buy a house near a football stadium and complain are the same that buy a house a mile away from a racetrack - and their complaints get listened to and we have to suffer!
Same with music venues, and loads of other things. It really sucks.
To many blind peepers and curtain pullers. If I lived next to Silverstone or even santa pod I would be outside my house cheering every rev and pop and bang that's for sure!!! 💯
Love the 350Z Adam! , I have owned 3 , the first back in 2003, my current 350Z (as new 2004 Track model) shares the garage with a stunning 2020 Alpine A110 and practical VW Arteon R , guess which one I have driven to work each day this week :) - thanks for all the cool videos - cheers from Brisbane
To be fair, driving a bright yellow car should be an instant 12 month ban, 6 points to go on your license permanently and £1k fine!
Oh and have to take a compulsory, 'driving a garish colour car', awareness course and possibly a course of hypnosis treatment to prevent future re-offending!🤔😲😳😁
It's the best colour.
@@AdamC3046 For bananas 🍌 😁👍
Trolling?
@@BOT_DT No, just my own personal opinion of bright yellow cars and the kind of owners who drive them, with a hint of my jovial sarcasm and humour thrown in for good measure!😁👍
Collective noun of Fords, "A school of Fords"
Or a Flock of blue Ovals. 💙
You need to stop doing burnouts and drifts on the street Adam! 😂
You can bet that car isn't flagged and they just used that as an excuse to pull you over. You'll find out the truth eventually
I agree @triptechable
100% I was coming back on M6 and as soon as I went onto the A500 towards stoke, cop car on other side went around round about came right up my arse and then pulled me. Originally said I was pulled for no insurance. Then they said they were concerned with my manner of driving and that’s why they pulled me. They then said the computer must have glitched cus it now shows I’m insured (after I had to show proof) and then gave me a speech about scraping me from the road and telling my parents….. I was under the speed limit 10000% because I was tired after a long day and just wanted a relaxing chilled drive home so put cruise at 50mph
Considering he doesn't even need a reason to stop a car I highly doubt he made it up...
He could literally have stopped him and said "Because I wanted to stop you" under the legislation.
No officer I've ever worked with has done this, but it's entirely lawful to do so.
Think about it logically, he goes to car meets, by the nature of it, invariably some people act in silly manners, by virtue of being present, his registration is likely to get passed to law enforcement by someone... thus a marker added.
Police don't need an excuse to pull you, if they want to check you have a driving licence. However, if they start lecturing you, you don't have to listen unless they have grounds to detain you.
I'd have said bye as soon as the cunstable started waffling BS. They cannot detain you once you proved you have a valid driving licence and not committing an offence. That pc needs to get off his power ride.
"As soon as you're out of our county, fine..." Very strange understanding of the law from that officer.
Not his paperwork there. That county probably has some push for crappy 'road safety' stuff, much like Wales, and that's probably not what he wanted to be a police officer for, but he's stuck now. Actual policing goes out the window when the politicians have a seat they want to keep their backside in, and shallow statistics are all they need to do that for the people that think a loud exhaust accelerating in first gear is what kills people.
Typical power mad pc. I was stopped by a pc, not even a traffic pc, because someone had the same make and model of car I had, that was a known drug dealer.
I showed my ID and driving licence and drove off while the idiot was still trying to talk to me.
If you are not being detained, drive off from them. Especially if you have dashcam or go-pro recording. They absolutely hate them.
@@davedempster7658 Would you rather they waited until witnesses gave them the exact full registration, vin number, home address, name, age, and a 4K photograph of the drug dealer before they act on it?
They can either act on limited information and occasionally question the wrong person or wait until they have an unrealistic accurate amount of it and never solve a crime. It can't be both. At least they're doing something about actual crime in your area.
Adam C has a secret life as a street racer . We always thought he was just a videographer but undercover he’s the real life Paul Walker and he’s been using the cover as a videographer to conquer every street race location in the Uk
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It's obvious that you are an absolute hooligan 😂😂😂😂
The early S14 does look similar to a Mondeo MK1 saloon. If you squint a bit.
Great vlog Adam and I think that you got pulled over by the police because they wanted to tell your Instagramers that you was turning up to Ford fair. 👍😊🚘
They record registration details at every car meet and misuse them.
This has happened since I went to Chester and crewe car cruises in 1990s.
They also covertly film every event as officers attend.
I only found out from a relative as my cars were on the pnc with markers...
The car, not the keeper or driver, so never updated when a vehicle changes hands.
It is a bad practice.
There I am rolling in at 7:53 in my ST painted in an RS colour
A collection of Ford's could be called a Riverford?
as in fact in denmark - if your car is spotted by the police nearby illegal races and meets they will write a note in their system on your plate, as when they look up the plate it will say '' this car is appearing at illegal races and such ''
I reckon its a disgruntled fan pulling a wind up. Classic.
I think someone called you in as a joke. Someone knew it was you, and they thought it would be funny. Which it is funny. 😂
Dont let them get away with this. Complete overreach. This is why we have auditors to keep them in check.
No over-reach.... not sure where you got that idea from.
Why were you stopped?
He was just gutted he couldnt go! He has a fiesta ST and he lives in Northampton!
It’s interesting that we had loads of complaints last year (it was rather loud but idc 😂)The locals live near a track, it’s gonna be loud although that doesn’t make it right racing on the road.
Remember that self righteous group you confronted a few months back?
…Yeah them
Wyhins oil seal rejuvenator will help keep the oil in, 😊
Thank you, never knew that existed
Definitely file a subject access request, 100%.
Intelligence is exempt from subject access request and freedom of information. They're under no obligation to disclose the information.
@@thefiestaguy8831 I'm sure that's right, but it's also about exercising your legal rights and applying the pressure.
Bruh what a mess😂😂 Adams like the most peaceful driver in any of his vids. I've even watched MrBillyVlogs and from his perspective Adams the most safe driver of anyone leaving a meet. Either way I don't trust the feds a lot really so they've probably just gone at you cause of the videos.
You should do a FOI request to find out why it's on their watch list. It probably means you won't get cut any slack for minor transgressions.
Intelligence is exempt from FOI and SAR... I'm surprised most people don't know this as it seems quite logical to me.
What's the point in having intel, if the person who the intel is about can request to see it? It's not intel then and it's no longer "Restricted".
That officer was waffling a load of bollocks
It'll probably be the last owner was caught speeding or something and they were given a marker on their car instead of points. It means you'll get pulled over by ANPR Police cars a bit more often just for them to do basic checks on you and if you get caught speeding in a car that's already got a marker then you won't be let off with a warning. The markers should 'expire' after an amount of time, maybe 6 months, maybe a year, but there's no guarantee.
If it wasn't you who got the marker put on the car you could try contacting the Police and inform them of the change of ownership and it wasn't you who got it put on, then hope they remove it.
If you want to search it, it's called a Section 59 Police marker.
Why do I feel Thames Valley are the force in question?
Yay a Made another video. I was in the blue mondeo that reved 😂 you did a walk around my black mondeo two years ago with green angel eyes
About 99.99% of the time they are polite and professional and I enjoy talking to them but this is one of the times you wish you could just tell them to piss off and then drive off.
Try that and see where it gets you !
@@russthebiker You need to learn to read.
They had a few complaints, heres a proper complaint i reported someone stealing a car outside my house at 4am a month back and there was no one available, to come,
Was it modified?. If so I don't think they care. One less to worry about in their eyes
@@nathanmay1070 no, they actually pulled up and were ripping the interior apart, probably looking for a tracker, they just took the baby seats out looking under the seat and the roof lining,
@@andyguyuk1 They can be ruthless.
I got to Ford Fair just before 7 (shout out to the owner of the Mean Green Puma ST with black bonnet/roof stripes next to me in the Q...beautiful car...and the Police had pulled a lad out of the queue in a mint blue RS and were giving him a right ********...poor lad looked mortified....i drove out at the end of the event like i was on my driving test...
I saw an E-fit of your face on the German crimewatch, it was number 3 in the top 100 most wanted.
A mixture of the three things I say, you mentioned more than a few times you "may have" had your foot down earlier in the day. Maybe the police were just using their noggins and getting the message out to wide audience quickly, their plans regarding driving to and from shows. Who knows..
The way is going , if its not an E bike, its 'anti Social'..Bring Back Four Star . Best wishes.
give us all details that u find and i bet you dont find anything as ive had this myself and it was all truffle so i made a complaint got compo and bought another car lol
Must be awful to feel like you did something wrong but don't have any idea what it was, or if you even did something wrong.
He didn't do anything wrong. And the officer didn't state he did either.
It's a common misconception of the public that any vehicle stop means "the person did something wrong". Not the case.
Also a common misconception that anyone in handcuffs is under arrest - also wrong. They're a restraint device and can be used where justified by the officer, plenty of officers use them to search people who are subsequently not arrested.
I've arrested plenty of people without using handcuffs.... some people are so relaxed and calm about it you don't need to use them.
An "Oval of Fords" for a gaggle of Henry's creations.
Even though i understand that its annoying af, the cop was pretty respectful and you handled it like a pro adam. Well done
Change your plate .notes will be on system for attending car meets .also you will on system for recording police
What a bizzare stop. I can only assume you're flagged because people try on exuberant driving styles once they see you with a camera at the exit. But the behaviour is ultimately on those other drivers, never yourself!
Adam you hooligan 😂
A large gathering of Fords is called a wrecking yard.