Feelings police! She keeps saying you wasn't breaking any laws but he has feelings, so he has every right to contact police over his feelings. Aw bless his little cotton socks.
But sometimes feelings are important what about if DJ was not a Auditor ? What is the next person pretends to be an Auditor but is really a person looking to steel something or search for a easy part of the building with less security. So it’s okay for the man to express his concern to the police I would do that at my place of work as well if somebody was outside my workplace for long time that I didn’t know.
To be honest with you I don’t see the problem with DJ just telling the police I’m doing a audit for a TH-cam and I’m sorry that your time has been wasted. But as for that man grassing him up he’s allowed to do that. The end of the day we know DJ is not going to get arrested
The stupidity of the police knows no bounds. She just goes around in circles wittering on about 'loitering' and 'feelings' and then proceeds to get nowhere, just tries to stamp her non-existent authority. 'go on be on your way' 'concerns' blah blah. Just moronic isn't it?
I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. The only DRONE was his/her voice.
@@philipjones9458 Yes of course. There is no way in the world 'that' is a 'she' 'It' had nothing positive to say and just made things up. Instead of you being told to go on your way 'It' should have been told by it's handler to get back in the back of the mobile kennel and be on 'It's' way. Oooh man I despair.
DJ really dropped the ball on this one. He accepted the police to use the term "loitering" and didn't concentrate on the fact he was not breaking the law.
Im concerned about how concerned that builder was about something that doesn't concern him. And also im extremely concerned about how unconcerned she was about your concern for the fact that she is so concerned for his feelings but less concerned about your concerns
They aren't there to police feelings, they're there to uphold the law. No law was broken, she should have told the van driver and respected DJ's right to exercise his freedom.
The police are also there to listen to any concerns so you could go up to a police officer tomorrow and say you don’t like this or you don’t like that and they would still have to listen to what you say. It doesn’t mean the police will take any action but they do listen to the general public
@@razwanakhan7748 I get that, but I think what riled DJ was that he had explained himself honestly and the bloke seemed absolutely to accept that. To then find him trying to get him into trouble with the police, on 'their' behalf, was a pretty big insult, all said and done. The policewoman should have told DJ she would speak to the company and put them straight about public photography and that he was not breaking any laws, at least. Even if just to stop being called out in the future for the same reasons.
Should have asked her if she's the feelings police. The sheer childishness of her thought process is amazing. Listen to her say 'you're not listening' ... how rude and subjective. You might as well be arguing with a jelly
To be fair, it depends with the nature and level of your feelings. Then sometimes it's wise to call the police to alay your feelings of fear or concern.
One of the more infuriating interactions with a clueless police officer that I've seen. These types of interactions should be used by the police force to evaluate incompetency in their officers. If this was one of my subordinates I'd be retraining them immediately.
@@bhambhole You don't need a purpose here, you can stand or sit on one spot doing nothing all day or all week without interference from the government.
exactly, tell them nothing.. if they ask what your doing ask if they are the police and can they show you their warrant if they say no , then just crack on......
I think the police officer has an attitude problem he/she needs to sort the attitude out. I say he/she because I’m not sure what they identify as and I don’t want to offend their feelings.
But tip offs are also important and actual crimes can be stopped because of them. In this case DJ had done nothing wrong, and after the builder had spoke to the police they didnt seem to have formed any ideas of their own that DJ had done anything wrong, they didnt even try to ask him his name which was good.
Van driver needs to worry about why he hasn't had any Tax since Feb 2024. Also plate is registered to a white transit not a blue one. Nice to know the ANPR cameras are working on the Police car
That police officer is completely uneducated: In validating the concerns of that man and not explaining that you WERE OPERATING LEGALLY she has now given that man the impression he can call the police on anyone near the site in future, even without any crime or suspicion of a crime.
Actually loitering is acting suspicious though okay it’s not a crime but people are allowed to ask questions and yes you can get the police involved there is nothing wrong with that I would do the same at my place of work. Obviously I know DJ from all the videos that he’s posted but let’s just pretend that I didn’t know DJ at all then yes I would call the police number of what had been told me because I don’t know him from Adam. It’s true that a person that you’ve never met before could tell lies and potentially he could’ve been a burglar checking the place out
@@razwanakhan7748 Yes, you're right. BUT it's then the job of the police to tell him there is nothing to be concerned about because there is no crime or suspicion. Instead, she sided with the man on the basis of "feelings" which is completely wrong. The police are there to uphold the law, not deal with feelings. This was a waste of police time.
Ten minutes of the most circular conversation you'll ever hear from the "police" and DJ. Rinse and repeat a ten minute conversation that could've been done easily in two minutes. :)
DJ didn’t have a argument there and for once the copper was correct, DJ throw the dummy out of the pram when the builder expressed his concern to the cop which I say he has evert right to do
@@nomadsteve5297 he was trying to get the coppers to find some law to arrest him for just being there, he wasn’t committing any crime. The copper just said to him,”Thank you for rising your concern” and told him to be on his way. An let DJ go about his business instead of dragging out a five minute convo.
Feeeelings O MY DAYS BUILDERS HAVE FEEEEELINGS ! You would never think that bloke was a legit coppa would ya 😝 who is employing these absolute short breads 🤔
Omg that cop is absolutely obsessed by the word ‘loitering’ because she couldn’t stop using it (hopefully she will learn a new word on her next training course). Her interpersonal skills left a lot to be desired, as did her negative body language (hands constantly in her pocket). I genuinely feel sorry for the cop with her that has to spend 8 hours on duty with her (poor sod couldn’t get a word in edge ways).
The amount of times UK Police try to force certain language into a situation, in an effort to tick the boxes of a Public Order Offence is astounding. An acute case of Narcissistic Small Person Syndrome.
You know whats even more crazy. There is no loitering laws in the UK like there is in America. Our loitering rules are to do with prostitution not hanging around a business lol
@@chiefslim9353 I've not said she did anything wrong. It's how and why she kept repeating herself showed she was struggling to comprehend past what she was saying.
@Dan W There is something called being proffesional in your job, that includes addressing and treating people with respect as your position demands, this scruffy, rude and patronising excuse for a copper shows none of this, if you want slovenly and arrogant people in the Police force then this is the perfect example, enjoy.
Had to fast forward to make that absolute racket shut up. Such a shame DJ didn't have the luxury of the transport bar when listening to her non-stop whining.
So when the man came up to her to speak to the police woman then was the police were meant to say GO AWAY ? Let’s get this right the police woman didn’t approach DJ at all he came to the police
Police may watch it , but nothing will sink in or change . Ignorance of the law is there goto play . Shame the same rules don't apply to us Joe public .
He seized on an opportunity to 'big note' himself to the cops. The cop was talking garbage it had nothing to do with his 'feelings'. Keep up the good work, cheers.
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Well look at what was saying that shit .. a Diversity Hire with nothing but rainbow flags and leftist thinking . im surprised it wasnt wearing a mask and asked if he was vax'd ffs. They all seem to act like Children ... Feelings .. hes allowed to have feelings... sure he is but when Feelings trump Logic, Reason and create Problems for others .. Its an Issue and needs to be addressed .
But the man is entitled to talk to the police feeling or not he has that legal right. DJ made it worse because he interrupted a conversation before it was finished I’m sorry to say. Then afterwards that police woman was acting rude so she lost her temper a little bit. But you can’t be angry with the police woman because she will listen to a member of the public no matter who it is. If he is a grass he’s allowed to be a grass that’s the way I look at it
the they/them officer did not want to highlight that photography is not a crime and the omission of reassurance from the they/them officer about the legality of DJ's actions combined with the biased language use "loitering" and comparison to residential privacy made the they/them officer look like a fool. unfortunately, DJ felt betrayed and surprisingly did not pick up on the chance to educate the well-meaning civil servants.
this cop keeps mentioning loitering i would have pulled her up about that and said i am earing money by doing what i am doing so there is no loitering involved and if you keep accusing me of loitering i will take you to court for defamation of character
BX07 VCV is registered to a FORD Colour WHITE - correct me if I am wrong but I have a "feeling" that Transit Van was BLUE in colour - maybe the police should be more "concerned" and invest their precious time into investigating why that van is showing the wrong colour on the DVLA database instead of causing harassment alarm and distress to law abiding film makers?
There's nothing wrong at all with looking into a potential problem even if hopefully there is not one. In reality, DJ hugely overreacted to someone's lawful activity of raising a concern and let his own 'feelings' become the problem.
@dennisgoodhall what's right with that statement would be a better question! We pay the police to deal with criminal matters, not with people's feelings! If people need to talk about their feelings, they should see a psychologist.
You couldn't ask for a better example of the type of policing we are subjected to nowadays. She was so busy trying to patronise you about "not getting that he is allowed to have feelings" she forgot that her job isn't to police feelings, it's to police LAWS.
I am fairly sure that the law changed last year, so that you can even be prosecuted for using a phone whilst the vehicle is stationary. Minimum £200 and 6 points. But woke police are more concerned about feelings.
.....And if your house gets burgled and your belongings are stolen and an actual criminal offence has been committed they haven't got the staffing levels to attend.....! What an absolute waste of our taxes this was. Grunt should have told the complainant no law was being broken and that should have been an end to it. She had no lawful reason or authority to speak to the auditor. Grunt swore an oath to uphold the law and protect Human Rights. No law was being broken and the auditor has every right to do what he was doing. More Grunts busy doing fcuk all of any worth because they have absolutely nothing else to do
I think your use of the word ' grunt ' might explain your views on the police . These ' grunts ' are the same people who have to knock on doors and tell someone their loved one has been killed through violence or in an accident .They are also the same people who have to search for missing people . Of course a minority are bad people and not up to their job , but that is the same as in any job . If the police get a call about a suspicious person are they supposed to ignore it ? Regarding a burglary if an intruder is still on site or the burglary is in progress they will send someone .
@@scooby1992 So Mr Bootlicker you have extensive experience of the constant failings that we endure when no action is taken when its required and resources are wasted on attending for a person with a camera time and time again. Try living in the real world and accrue some factual knowledge instead of spouting fairy tales based on ignorance..
Not that I would, but when someone actually reports a crime they're nowhere to be seen. Yet when someone has a camera they can't get there quick enough. Absolute joke.
They so often ask you to ''move out of the road, move away from the gate'' etc despite there being absolutely no vehicler traffic in site and it taking only one second to move should one appear. It's like it's there opening gambit - let's tell him what to do and try and get him to comply.
Getting someone to do something you say establishes who is senior in the interaction and sets precedent for the interaction. Someone who has complied once, regardless of the request, has reduced resistance to other requests/commands.
I love it when Police use the word "Loitering" to indicate that you did something wrong when under UK law "Loitering" would only be an offence if you was a prostitute (under the Street Offences Act 1959 as Loitering as an offence otherwise was in the Vagrancy Act 1824 which was repealed last year).
Feelings wow feelings, everyone has feelings. Stupid police officer being disrespectful about feelings herself towards DJ. What an absolute idiot of a police officer. She is an absolute joke about feelings!!!
@@chiefslim9353 Can't be pro law and pro police they two are diametrically opposed so biases creep in for good folk police are not wanted needed or welcome in among us.
@@chiefslim9353 Wasn't advice was a statement of fact. I might not be proficient in their spells but that's why I break the matrix I'm afraid as an autistic I don't get bogged down in the details we push back in the spiritual to undo their black magic with the white. Maybe if you looked at context you'd have realized no advice was imparted? It's all very well wanting to sound clever but when you miss the mark by that much it's just embarrassing for yourself.
This is an interesting video from many aspects, the builder may be correct you may also be correct but the fact that the Police never said to the builder that what you were doing was completely legal and not to worry gives an insight into how the Police view public with cameras.
DJ ...loitering is activity without purpose, I reckon you should shut down that nonsense argument immediately as you always state a lawful purpose when confronted. Also a cop telling you that they are allowed to have feelings 😢..whoopty they are their to uphold legislation not feelings.
I watch all your video,s ,but i do think you missed a good opportunity ,every time she said he,s allowed to have feelings ,You should have told her that she was not a feelings cop but an officer who should uphold the law and support people who are doing nothing wrong. However keep up the good work !!!.
I think the male copper was on DJs side here - all day sat in a car with a chick talking about feelings - all he wanted to do was clock off and go for a drink and a game of pool with DJ.
I think he arrived last week on a boat and someone shoved a uniform on him and he didn't know what the hell was going on, just wondering when his babysitter was taking him for the donuts.
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The police are completely right in this and how they dealt with the issue, also the chap in the van was within his rights to stop and ask the police. The issue here is the goon with the drone just wanting to cause trouble.
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You must never forget , they are the "FEELINGS POLICE".
Yes HHHHH HHH H...........
Unless you're a native and you're worthless to them.
The highest law in the land.
There is nothing more delicate and fragile than a cops ego.
She even (or whatever it identifies as) admitted what they are!! 23:28
Feelings police!
She keeps saying you wasn't breaking any laws but he has feelings, so he has every right to contact police over his feelings.
Aw bless his little cotton socks.
She's part of the Woke brigade...
But sometimes feelings are important what about if DJ was not a Auditor ?
What is the next person pretends to be an Auditor but is really a person looking to steel something or search for a easy part of the building with less security.
So it’s okay for the man to express his concern to the police I would do that at my place of work as well if somebody was outside my workplace for long time that I didn’t know.
To be honest with you I don’t see the problem with DJ just telling the police I’m doing a audit for a TH-cam and I’m sorry that your time has been wasted.
But as for that man grassing him up he’s allowed to do that.
The end of the day we know DJ is not going to get arrested
Jesus, "she" belongs in a mental lockup.
One of the worst police officer I’ve seen on these audits, disgraceful uneducated but made it into the Police 😱
The stupidity of the police knows no bounds. She just goes around in circles wittering on about 'loitering' and 'feelings' and then proceeds to get nowhere, just tries to stamp her non-existent authority. 'go on be on your way' 'concerns' blah blah. Just moronic isn't it?
I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. I think he was concerned about the drone. The only DRONE was his/her voice.
You mis-gendered that officer it's idiot/stupid.
Did you just assume its gender?
What did you expect from a police officer!?!?!?
@@philipjones9458 Yes of course. There is no way in the world 'that' is a 'she'
'It' had nothing positive to say and just made things up. Instead of you being told to go on your way 'It' should have been told by it's handler to get back in the back of the mobile kennel and be on 'It's' way. Oooh man I despair.
DJ really dropped the ball on this one. He accepted the police to use the term "loitering" and didn't concentrate on the fact he was not breaking the law.
He didn't want to hurt constable they/them's feelings.
he also dropped the ball on the potential illegal placement of razor wire NOT barbed wire
Im concerned about how concerned that builder was about something that doesn't concern him. And also im extremely concerned about how unconcerned she was about your concern for the fact that she is so concerned for his feelings but less concerned about your concerns
It’s all very concerning…….🧐
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That's very concerning, I'm concerned about that.
Lol 😂
They aren't there to police feelings, they're there to uphold the law. No law was broken, she should have told the van driver and respected DJ's right to exercise his freedom.
She was in the middle of a conversation when DJ interrupted so she didn't have a chance
The police are also there to listen to any concerns so you could go up to a police officer tomorrow and say you don’t like this or you don’t like that and they would still have to listen to what you say.
It doesn’t mean the police will take any action but they do listen to the general public
@@razwanakhan7748 I get that, but I think what riled DJ was that he had explained himself honestly and the bloke seemed absolutely to accept that.
To then find him trying to get him into trouble with the police, on 'their' behalf, was a pretty big insult, all said and done.
The policewoman should have told DJ she would speak to the company and put them straight about public photography and that he was not breaking any laws, at least. Even if just to stop being called out in the future for the same reasons.
She didn't once try to infringe on DJ's rights. Did you actually watch the video?
@@Voivi Telling him to clear off, then to move on, from a public space does infringe on his rights. Did you watch past the first adverts?
"He's allowed feelings"
I have feelings too, but I've never called the police because of my emotions.
Should have asked her if she's the feelings police. The sheer childishness of her thought process is amazing. Listen to her say 'you're not listening' ... how rude and subjective. You might as well be arguing with a jelly
To be fair, it depends with the nature and level of your feelings. Then sometimes it's wise to call the police to alay your feelings of fear or concern.
Cee jay believe me the police are not bothered about peoples feelings , not one little bit , just their own . 👮🐷
@@sorearm 😂😂😂 a jelly 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
The feelings police at it again
Whats new 😖
Jeeze, where are the police finding those clowns.
I honestly gasped at the state of them.
Hands in pocket 😂😊
The police are never concerned about the feelings of photographers.
One of the more infuriating interactions with a clueless police officer that I've seen. These types of interactions should be used by the police force to evaluate incompetency in their officers. If this was one of my subordinates I'd be retraining them immediately.
@@m4rt1n0nY0utub3 I caught that as well.. It's one of their tactics to build a reason to arrest you.
Loitering is not a crime in the UK as far as I am aware. Never speak to the police they will only twist and try to incriminate you.
Absolutely spot on!
New big word she learnt 😂😂
In the US loitering is being somewhere without a purpose. DJ had a purpose. I'm not sure if it is defined the same in UK, though.
@@bhambhole You don't need a purpose here, you can stand or sit on one spot doing nothing all day or all week without interference from the government.
@@bhambhole i think "but could not work it out" in the UK it is defined as the act to supply sexy and/or solicit Sex. She essential called DJ a Pimp
This is an example of why you should NEVER explain yourself to ANYONE as long as what your doing is legal
Agreed. Let them call the police.
exactly, tell them nothing.. if they ask what your doing ask if they are the police and can they show you their warrant if they say no , then just crack on......
This guy makes thousands of pounds a year from these exact altercations from TH-cam.
There’s the reason he explains everything in fine detail
I've been in Australia for 24 years. Still brings a smile to my face to hear the Brummie accent.
Fair play to the first guy. Suitably guarded given the high value of stock, but engaged, was polite and represented the company well.
I think the police officer has an attitude problem he/she needs to sort the attitude out. I say he/she because I’m not sure what they identify as and I don’t want to offend their feelings.
Please don’t get their pronouns wrong it could be prison time 😂
It
She identifies as a police offisher
I think he/she identifies as a twat.
He's a human being, he has feelings. How many times did he/she say that? 😂
everyone is getting confused here - builders don't have feelings ;-) ;-)
I'm not sure if the builders allowed to be concerned 😂
And no mention of DJ's feelings and the legality of what he was doing to the builder 🤔
Still cannot work out if it is a HE / SHE / THEM / THEY or US 🤣🤣🤣
@@DonnyRP 🤣🤣🤣 I would have said "TWIT" , then I would have been accused of not being able to spell .. 🤣🤣🤣
The police need to stop worrying about peoples feelings and do their job
But tip offs are also important and actual crimes can be stopped because of them. In this case DJ had done nothing wrong, and after the builder had spoke to the police they didnt seem to have formed any ideas of their own that DJ had done anything wrong, they didnt even try to ask him his name which was good.
Right
So if you FEEL threatened you shouldn't call the police until the assault or crime actually takes place?
@@hashtag_thisguy Go stop a heist and stop wasting time online.
@@hashtag_thisguy Feeling threatened is an assault. Feeling "concerned" is not.
Van driver needs to worry about why he hasn't had any Tax since Feb 2024. Also plate is registered to a white transit not a blue one. Nice to know the ANPR cameras are working on the Police car
On false plates..report to DVLA online
That police officer is completely uneducated: In validating the concerns of that man and not explaining that you WERE OPERATING LEGALLY she has now given that man the impression he can call the police on anyone near the site in future, even without any crime or suspicion of a crime.
I'm going to say it.... The ABSOLUTE STATE of our police force. 😢
In what respect?
You spelt farce wrong
@@chiefslim9353 for a start the builder drives off with a phone in his hand and the silent officer looks at him and doesn’t do anything
@@alandunwell5052 he may not have seen it, how do you know he saw the phone? Are you policing on feelings 🤔🧐
@@chiefslim9353 he looks right at the guy! If he doesn’t see that he shouldn’t be a officer. He definitely sees it, but refuses to act
How many times does she have to Stress Loitering? That's not a crime. She was so bl@@dy rude too 🤬🤬
Actually loitering is acting suspicious though okay it’s not a crime but people are allowed to ask questions and yes you can get the police involved there is nothing wrong with that I would do the same at my place of work.
Obviously I know DJ from all the videos that he’s posted but let’s just pretend that I didn’t know DJ at all then yes I would call the police number of what had been told me because I don’t know him from Adam.
It’s true that a person that you’ve never met before could tell lies and potentially he could’ve been a burglar checking the place out
big B she was
@@razwanakhan7748 Yes, you're right. BUT it's then the job of the police to tell him there is nothing to be concerned about because there is no crime or suspicion. Instead, she sided with the man on the basis of "feelings" which is completely wrong. The police are there to uphold the law, not deal with feelings. This was a waste of police time.
Maybe the so called " builder " was a burglar getting intel for when he comes back tonight.
She was right . People are entitled to an opinion.
Ten minutes of the most circular conversation you'll ever hear from the "police" and DJ. Rinse and repeat a ten minute conversation that could've been done easily in two minutes. :)
DJ didn’t have a argument there and for once the copper was correct, DJ throw the dummy out of the pram when the builder expressed his concern to the cop which I say he has evert right to do
bit better editing required next time… 10 minutes of garbage
@@nomadsteve5297 he was trying to get the coppers to find some law to arrest him for just being there, he wasn’t committing any crime. The copper just said to him,”Thank you for rising your concern” and told him to be on his way. An let DJ go about his business instead of dragging out a five minute convo.
Feeeelings O MY DAYS BUILDERS HAVE FEEEEELINGS ! You would never think that bloke was a legit coppa would ya 😝 who is employing these absolute short breads 🤔
That police woman should be sacked!
Omg that cop is absolutely obsessed by the word ‘loitering’ because she couldn’t stop using it (hopefully she will learn a new word on her next training course). Her interpersonal skills left a lot to be desired, as did her negative body language (hands constantly in her pocket). I genuinely feel sorry for the cop with her that has to spend 8 hours on duty with her (poor sod couldn’t get a word in edge ways).
He was going to ask for a keyring but daren't 🤣
If you hang around for an hour it's classed as loitering ...you mong
The amount of times UK Police try to force certain language into a situation, in an effort to tick the boxes of a Public Order Offence is astounding.
An acute case of Narcissistic Small Person Syndrome.
Add "loitering" to our bingo cards.
You know whats even more crazy. There is no loitering laws in the UK like there is in America. Our loitering rules are to do with prostitution not hanging around a business lol
This is a perfect example of how police tend to struggle on a very basic level of understanding.
Brilliant, I love the way dj mentions the value of precious metals and the fact he’s flown drone over, then acts so surprised when people tell police
when they are down to their last 3 brain cells there is not a lot else they can do.
And then gets in a strop
She didn't do anything wrong
@@chiefslim9353 I've not said she did anything wrong. It's how and why she kept repeating herself showed she was struggling to comprehend past what she was saying.
Loitering = stand or wait around without apparent purpose: 🙄 Not loitering at all, DJ had a purpose 👍
Yep and the police purpose is to check up on a suspicious situation. This DJ guy is an obnoxious goofball
Thank God we have these two to serve and protect us 🙂
The woke West Mids police covering their bases with these two.
The only things they serve and protect, are their own interests. Allegedly.
Brilliant video!! “He’s a human being he’s allowed to be concerned “ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hands in pockets, calling people "mate" , someone like her, as an example of a Copper is a huge concerns too me and should be too others.
@Dan W There is something called being proffesional in your job, that includes addressing and treating people with respect as your position demands, this scruffy, rude and patronising excuse for a copper shows none of this, if you want slovenly and arrogant people in the Police force then this is the perfect example, enjoy.
@Dan W "Fear and terror" You should be working for the MSM. Apathy is why the Country is in such a mess, but you do you too.
her?
@@oskabravo4953 yup she’s just got a boys haircut
Nob ead
The company should have sent out their representative to say hello rather than allow a builder working on site to be the middleman.
They desperately need to raise the police entry standards. She is an utter embarrassment
Hurting someone's feelings Is now a crime police nowadays are an absolute disgrace!
Don't assume their gender.. hehehe
Had to fast forward to make that absolute racket shut up. Such a shame DJ didn't have the luxury of the transport bar when listening to her non-stop whining.
What earthly good would that be if agro kicked off?
Ticks the appropriate box on the police entry standards.
I'm not sure, was he a human being? Was he allowed to have feelings? Was he allowed to be concerned? I may never know.
I love how the cop kept defending the same guy who said "I don't care what you do". lol
Its more concerned about feelings than the actual legality? Such a wonderful law officer?
So when the man came up to her to speak to the police woman then was the police were meant to say GO AWAY ?
Let’s get this right the police woman didn’t approach DJ at all he came to the police
Love seeing their reaction once the words ‘I’ll take the drone over’ are spoken 😊
That’s why it’s done ..
That officer has a very serious attitude problem.
I hope a senior officer watches this, because that is a very loose cannon with an authority issue.
Police may watch it , but nothing will sink in or change . Ignorance of the law is there goto play . Shame the same rules don't apply to us Joe public .
He seized on an opportunity to 'big note' himself to the cops. The cop was talking garbage it had nothing to do with his 'feelings'. Keep up the good work, cheers.
He was that concerned he told DJ about the company 😂 looks like a case of being 2 faced to me, "feelings" my arse
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You should cut your ties with that company now this video has been broadcast mate
The insistence of the police constable to argue about feelings is staggering.
Well look at what was saying that shit .. a Diversity Hire with nothing but rainbow flags and leftist thinking . im surprised it wasnt wearing a mask and asked if he was vax'd ffs. They all seem to act like Children ... Feelings .. hes allowed to have feelings... sure he is but when Feelings trump Logic, Reason and create Problems for others .. Its an Issue and needs to be addressed .
failed to identify and were rude.
@@glf84421 didn't get a chance to identify and didn't need to as DJ didn't ask her to. Was rude in response to DJ being rude
But the man is entitled to talk to the police feeling or not he has that legal right.
DJ made it worse because he interrupted a conversation before it was finished I’m sorry to say.
Then afterwards that police woman was acting rude so she lost her temper a little bit.
But you can’t be angry with the police woman because she will listen to a member of the public no matter who it is.
If he is a grass he’s allowed to be a grass that’s the way I look at it
@@BillyRockets-dn8ov noones saying DJ doesn't have the right, what's your point?
the they/them officer did not want to highlight that photography is not a crime and the omission of reassurance from the they/them officer about the legality of DJ's actions combined with the biased language use "loitering" and comparison to residential privacy made the they/them officer look like a fool. unfortunately, DJ felt betrayed and surprisingly did not pick up on the chance to educate the well-meaning civil servants.
It's because she's from Rainbow planet and that culture is full of those people who think photography in public is wrong
this cop keeps mentioning loitering i would have pulled her up about that and said i am earing money by doing what i am doing so there is no loitering involved and if you keep accusing me of loitering i will take you to court for defamation of character
It is not loitering to do something from a public place with a purpose.
feelings over facts 🤡
Cops voice will be breaking soon.
I think it was female, but not 100% sure.
@@h4ppychap 😂🤣
The builder called the officer him
Dj called them her 😂😂
To woke to be in the job
No wonder the police are in such a state these days
Ooooo feelings
Is it a man 😂😂😂
Transgenders, humans in disguise 😂😂😂
A Police officer who understands human feelings ... That's a serious glitch in the matrix!
Yeah, when they are unlawfully arresting an innocent person, are they considering your “human feelings?”
Nah, don't worry, she understands nothing...
the big red thing is for cranes or the boats docks for the loading shipping containers
BX07 VCV is registered to a FORD Colour WHITE - correct me if I am wrong but I have a "feeling" that Transit Van was BLUE in colour - maybe the police should be more "concerned" and invest their precious time into investigating why that van is showing the wrong colour on the DVLA database instead of causing harassment alarm and distress to law abiding film makers?
This country is getting more paranoid by the day.
What makes you say that, hmm? Did someone send you to make that comment? You’re always out to get me!
you should try living on this side of the pond sometime!
"he's allowed to have feelings ". WTAF have the police come to. Unbelievable!
What is wrong with that statement?
There's nothing wrong at all with looking into a potential problem even if hopefully there is not one. In reality, DJ hugely overreacted to someone's lawful activity of raising a concern and let his own 'feelings' become the problem.
What these companies so nervous about being filmed. That cop should be asking that question maybe.
@dennisgoodhall what's right with that statement would be a better question!
We pay the police to deal with criminal matters, not with people's feelings!
If people need to talk about their feelings, they should see a psychologist.
why did she ask the bike to move within 30 seconds but the van is also blocking the road?
She's after a cheap extension !!!
He was that concerned that his "feelings" never meant anything to TIMET who were happy to send a builder out to do their dirty work 😂
DJ he is a human being with feelings take it easy, he was concerned, he has a right stop wetting your pants !
You couldn't ask for a better example of the type of policing we are subjected to nowadays. She was so busy trying to patronise you about "not getting that he is allowed to have feelings" she forgot that her job isn't to police feelings, it's to police LAWS.
Yes, somewhere real crime was happening, although these days they can't tell the difference between a bank heist and a hurty feelings offence.
I like how they guy was on his phone while moving the vehicle yet police are more concerned about loitering 😶
I am fairly sure that the law changed last year, so that you can even be prosecuted for using a phone whilst the vehicle is stationary. Minimum £200 and 6 points. But woke police are more concerned about feelings.
.....And if your house gets burgled and your belongings are stolen and an actual criminal offence has been committed they haven't got the staffing levels to attend.....!
What an absolute waste of our taxes this was.
Grunt should have told the complainant no law was being broken and that should have been an end to it. She had no lawful reason or authority to speak to the auditor.
Grunt swore an oath to uphold the law and protect Human Rights. No law was being broken and the auditor has every right to do what he was doing.
More Grunts busy doing fcuk all of any worth because they have absolutely nothing else to do
I think your use of the word ' grunt ' might explain your views on the police . These ' grunts ' are the same people who have to knock on doors and tell someone their loved one has been killed through violence or in an accident .They are also the same people who have to search for missing people . Of course a minority are bad people and not up to their job , but that is the same as in any job . If the police get a call about a suspicious person are they supposed to ignore it ? Regarding a burglary if an intruder is still on site or the burglary is in progress they will send someone .
@@scooby1992 So Mr Bootlicker you have extensive experience of the constant failings that we endure when no action is taken when its required and resources are wasted on attending for a person with a camera time and time again. Try living in the real world and accrue some factual knowledge instead of spouting fairy tales based on ignorance..
@@scooby1992 Yes hours later.
@@terranceprice7006 Days later Then you get I can't be bothered it's below me attitude.
What a daft comment, the police did nothing wrong in this instance. DJ was being very argumentative and looking for a disagreement for some reason.
The feelings police strike again 😂
The FEELINGS POLICE should contact their MP to try to change the LAW to make illegal for a camera to be responsible for ones discomfort.!!!!
That copper, WTF?
As an investor, I use your channel to find potential good or bad quality companies worth supporting. Keep up the good work.
'A true investment relies entirely on the attitude of the security guard on shift' - Warren Buffet
@@123MondayTuesday😂
Investor. 😂
Not that I would, but when someone actually reports a crime they're nowhere to be seen.
Yet when someone has a camera they can't get there quick enough. Absolute joke.
But they weren't there for that were they! 😅 They weren't called they were just in the area
@@chiefslim9353 Doing nothing and getting paid by the taxpayer.
@@marythomson8537 or on a break! Muppet
@@chiefslim9353 Of course they weren't. They just happened to be there.
Think you've got the right idea. I'm off to Thailand as well, country has gone nuts here
DJ conducts himself well , as for her, what an embarrassing human let alone police officer.
Oh dear, the 'feelings' police have arrived!
Wondering if the ‘builder’ is concerned about his van being blue, when the log book says it’s white? 😂
They so often ask you to ''move out of the road, move away from the gate'' etc despite there being absolutely no vehicler traffic in site and it taking only one second to move should one appear. It's like it's there opening gambit - let's tell him what to do and try and get him to comply.
Getting someone to do something you say establishes who is senior in the interaction and sets precedent for the interaction.
Someone who has complied once, regardless of the request, has reduced resistance to other requests/commands.
The cops are absolutely clueless. Sod the feelings 😂
What is the meaning of loitering?
: to remain in an area for no obvious reason. So as you had explained whay you were doing iy is not loitering PC
The law doesn't care about your feelings.
I love it when Police use the word "Loitering" to indicate that you did something wrong when under UK law "Loitering" would only be an offence if you was a prostitute (under the Street Offences Act 1959 as Loitering as an offence otherwise was in the Vagrancy Act 1824 which was repealed last year).
As soon as the PC used the word 'loitering' you should have demanded she retract it.
You weren't loitering, you were busy making a legal recording.
You guys really need to stop explaining yourselves, YOU DONT NEED TO ACCOUNT FOR LAWFUL ACTIVITY...
He wasn't explaining himself, he was looking for an argument for content
Feelings wow feelings, everyone has feelings. Stupid police officer being disrespectful about feelings herself towards DJ. What an absolute idiot of a police officer. She is an absolute joke about feelings!!!
Arguing over nothing here, the guy is allowed to have a second opinion and express his feelings
Poor show this one DJ unfortunately :/
That police officer was absolute scum. The way she spoke down to you demonstrated her utter contempt.
No bias here then 😅😅
@@chiefslim9353 Can't be pro law and pro police they two are diametrically opposed so biases creep in for good folk police are not wanted needed or welcome in among us.
@@adamwilson2117 😂😂😂 think I'll take my advice from someone with a good grasp of the English language and grammar, thanks though
@@chiefslim9353 Wasn't advice was a statement of fact. I might not be proficient in their spells but that's why I break the matrix I'm afraid as an autistic I don't get bogged down in the details we push back in the spiritual to undo their black magic with the white. Maybe if you looked at context you'd have realized no advice was imparted? It's all very well wanting to sound clever but when you miss the mark by that much it's just embarrassing for yourself.
@@adamwilson2117 ok then, have a good day 😁
He was a funny little police man
I think it may have been a she
@@chuckberet1521 or maybe a they or them or cis
@keithedmundson6262 depends how she feels
@@shizz7le489 they are issued with skirts and trousers depending on how they feel when they clock in...
Bloomin police, now they have to explain that people are concerned and have feelings for 10 minutes.
'Is that the feelings Police?'
'My mate laughed when I fell over - I want you to waste public funds and tell him he's naughty'
My god she is a total pain in the jeer. The police are utterly embarrassing.
You can almost guarantee, that if DJ had told he-she to fuck off, he-she would have falsely arrested him for "breach of the peace."
Everything that's wrong with society in a nutshell " feelings " the feelings police.
This is an interesting video from many aspects, the builder may be correct you may also be correct but the fact that the Police never said to the builder that what you were doing was completely legal and not to worry gives an insight into how the Police view public with cameras.
But I would be on the side of the police because it would depend on what you’re usingthe video footage for as not everyone is a Auditor.
Nah that builder snaked DJ
@@razwanakhan7748 it's all legal though, end of.
@@stevewood7884t wouldn't be legal if the drone was over 249g though would it?! Which is why it's necessary for the police to check on the situation
@@chiefslim9353 If that drone was stolen from you the Police wouldn't even turn up regardless of it's weight,
DJ ...loitering is activity without purpose, I reckon you should shut down that nonsense argument immediately as you always state a lawful purpose when confronted. Also a cop telling you that they are allowed to have feelings 😢..whoopty they are their to uphold legislation not feelings.
I don’t know how you managed to restrain yourself with that clown of a PC.
🎶Feelings, nothing more than feelings 🎶
Was it sung by Morris Albert?😊
Trying to forget those feelings of love... Feelings oh oh those feelings...
@@philedmonds1901 showing our age now..
I watch all your video,s ,but i do think you missed a good opportunity ,every time she said he,s allowed to have feelings ,You should have told her that she was not a feelings cop but an officer who should uphold the law and support people who are doing nothing wrong. However keep up the good work !!!.
I think the male copper was on DJs side here - all day sat in a car with a chick talking about feelings - all he wanted to do was clock off and go for a drink and a game of pool with DJ.
I think he arrived last week on a boat and someone shoved a uniform on him and he didn't know what the hell was going on, just wondering when his babysitter was taking him for the donuts.
That builder was pathetic..... The police were out of order as well!!! You were totally right 😊😊
"He's allowed to have feelings". "He's a human being". That just about sums up British policing today. Stuff the law. Its all about "feelings".
The cop really thinks she’s got a right to demand answers ! She needs to learn the law and investigate before she starts opening her mouth !
Its a Police Qualifacation NOT to know the LAW lol
Feelings not facts. What have we come to.
what she doesn't want to understand is that she's not a feeling police…she's to enforce the law…not other people's feelings 🎉😂😊
Wow this must be the British feelings police
They must have got their training in the states
I want to throw up just listening to this cop whine
That cop is ignorant, repeating the same thing and not listening, shouldnt be a cop
No laws broken "but i feel" thats when they can talk to the hand
What a scruffy police force what a state
Yup. Hands in pockets , no headgear. Zero professionality.
She actually told you that you’re not listening. Heaven help us! How rude is she?
She? Are you sure? Down stairs mix up!
@@marypettyfer4640 She’s saying he’s not listening because he’s disagreeing with her.
Those barriers are designed to stop vehicles ram raiding through the gates. Titanium is also used in the fan blades of jet engines due to it's high strength and low weight. Each fan blade on the engines of an Airbus A380 (Rolls Royce Trent 900] cost as much as a small family car!
The police are completely right in this and how they dealt with the issue, also the chap in the van was within his rights to stop and ask the police. The issue here is the goon with the drone just wanting to cause trouble.
8 hours off the throttle before the bottle or did they sack you for bad CRM?