Fieldsports Britain - Police gun grab victim wins in court
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- When Kent shooter Chris Sharp got beaten up, the police removed HIS certificate. It’s been a 15-month fight to get it back. Helen Tinner learns about fieldcraft shooting crows on a pig farm. Airgun supremo Terry Doe explains why Dan Thor should keep both eyes open to shoot. Plus Ryan Charlton looks at a super-lightweight rifle, David has the news on the news stump, and James brings you the best hunting videos on TH-cam in Hunting TH-cam. It’s all in this week’s #FieldsportsBritain
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▶ Assault victim fights gun grab and wins
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▶ Terry Doe’s Airgun Academy - 11. Should you keep both eyes open?
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Here’s the thing. His guns were confiscated because he was considered a threat. However, he was still at liberty and had access to his knives, chisels, screwdrivers etc. If he was really a threat that threat was ongoing. In reality, this just another example of the anti-gun paranoia in the UK.
Spot on
The same mentality that makes the Media describe airguns as ,'air weapons" !
Silly boy.
If anything when the firearms were Stolen he had Less reason not to take alternative action against the lying criminal that assaulted him. Most of the story you might as well strike back!
Buying petrol is way more dangerous so much more carnage and deaths
'I didn't get all my costs back' scandalous
Chris was assaulted and had to go through all that just to save his guns from being destroyed? Bloody disgraceful! What happened to the person who attacked him?
He should have got his full costs back and compensation. The police are acting unlawfully in many instances when they seize legally held firearms. Sadly the police will NOT learn from this case..
Because they are not held accountable!
I had my guns taken away because a neighbours teenager son lying about me after i told him off for bullying my son 8 years his younger. I never had insurance. Please, if you have firearms, get insurance,
Taking away ones right to defend yourself is a step towards state control and must be fought against at all costs.
That ship has long sailed mate. If he'd tried to use his guns to defend himself, he'd have lost more than his guns -- he'd have lost his freedom.
That's one thing I like about American people they can have a gun to look after themselves. You can't in the uk even mention that you won't get any licence
Why do you think you need a gun to defend yourself ?I'm ex military living in Northern Ireland in not a particularly good area and I don't feel the need for firearm protection .In fact if you now use your firearms for home protection with your comment,your now pre meditated 🤔delete it mate .
Firearms in the UK (with the exception of NI) are NEVER issued to civilians for 'Personal Protection'. If you state that as a reason on your application you will rightly be disbarred from being granted a certificate.
This video was just the encouragement I needed to take out UK Shooting Legal Expenses Insurance cover.
Great outcome but what happened to the guy that lied to the police where his guns removed.
Probably like the twat that shot and killed a foxhound and shot a master of hounds,nothing.Same handshake works wonders in certain circles..
I thought the same. I hope they had their guns removed too and there has been an investigation into them lying. Chris just seems the loveliest guy, I am not sure I would have been so magnanimous. pleased it got resolved in the end. Best wishes to you Chris
Lost my guns in 2020 on a verbal from the vindictive ex with known mental health issues. Couldnt afford to go to court. Reapplied last year, still waiting. {Devon and Cornwall}
Good luck Bro
Ive seen this before, Join BASC
@@stephenholmes1036 I was with BASC at the time. They gave me advice on how to deal with the armed police at my house but after that not much help. I'm now with the NGO
Hope you don't get them back. This is not USA.
Why?
Congratulations for getting your guns and costs back, but it should never had happened in the first place. Say all you want about American gun culture, but this is an example of a different culture that has gone down the wrong direction.
Same as we have in Australia, but criminals still have no problem getting firearms it seems.
but he is still out of pocket why he has done nothing wrong
Legal insurance is not what got back his guns it was the BASC fighting fund
Police have a lot of learning to do
typical he was the one that was attacked he was the one who owned firearms he was the one who lost out and the attacker walks off into the sunset oh what a wonderful world
Literally not their money mate, costs them nothing everytime they get it wrong…
@@damianchristie288 The moral of the story there is don't involve the police in anything. They are not to be trusted. People always seem to get that wrong.
He was "lucky" to get his license/certificate revoked, rather than the usual tactic of seizure and a protracted "suitability review". Section 44 of the The Firearms Act (1968) gives a clear right to appeal, but if they don't have grounds for revocation, then the "suitability review" which isn't covered in law, so doesn't give you the right to appeal, which means that they can use these ultra vires powers to withhold your guns until such time they choose to return them, or have grounds to revoke (so you can then appeal). I'm aware of at least one case where a false accusation against the owner, meant they were without their guns for 2 years, due to this "suitability review". Scandalous.
I'd be looking to sue for massive competition from the police for Theft and threatening behaviour and intent to cause criminal damage. As for the liar the only thing I would accept is permanent imprisonment.
I haven't got a firearms license yet it makes you realise all the problems that can occur
Definitely something to consider. I lost mine for 5 months because of dirty hunt saboteurs
If what he says is true then the police acted in a reprehensible manner, they sided with an aggressor and used their power to victimise and bully a crime victim. And it should not need saying that police should aid victims not criminals.
At least the police will pay some costs for this, but it should have been 100% + a sum for the threats, stress and deprivation of his property.
An sincere apology should be routine in this situation, I notice there's no mention of that. At the very least a public acknowledgment by the police that the way they acted was wrong, morally wrong. Again I hear no mention of that.
How sad that the shooting community, which is full of law abiding and extremely honest people, are too scared to be civic. The world needs good men and women who will stand up for each other and will report crime. It sounds like hundreds of thousands of good men and women are gagged by their own firearms.
Did they remove all kitchen knives from our victim as well? Obviously not. This isn't about safety and people need to stop being so nice about the police overreach. I assume as a firearms owner you can't be angry about anything ever, certainly not publicly.
Sadly here in the UK it has always been so
Police know that law abiding shooters aren't going to follow them home after work and threaten them or their families. Criminal gangs, on the other hand, get a wide berth. Teenage drug dealers can get hold of a handgun in fifteen minutes.
My sister was burgled, 3 guns stolen. Unfortunately she also kept her jewelry in her gun safe. Surrey police sent out one wpc until I kicked off. Finally got SOCO and CID out. Police will always go for the easy "tick that box" action.
Now those guns are in the hands of criminals. She should not have had guns no need.
@@mikepxg6406 Do you believe that the public should have ALL rights to own guns removed?
Labour are doing that soon
My friend is having an issues with South Yorkshire police they have made him store his shotguns at someone else’s house because of something his son said at school.
Guns are not cool. Get over it.
@@mikepxg6406
Yes they are. Off you fuck.
Not all of us like paying exorbitant amounts for meat at the checkout, some of us enjoy filling our freezers ourselves.
The fella got costs, as common sense was involved. The gun holder who attacked Chris......ummm he's another issue.
Well done lads, great show as always and so glad to hear the legal cover is paying off! Great initiative!
So what happened with the guy that attacked him, where his guns removed (rightfully in this case) and then returned or destroyed.
First time viewer of your channel, and I liked what I saw. Thank you, Jp, England.
Nanny State UK.
You get assaulted and somehow you can become the perpetrator, even if you don't retaliate, if you retaliate you become the perpetrator and get charged with using unreasonable force.
If you own guns you are deemed guilty on all points.
If you have been burgled the police don't come, unless you have guns still in their safe then they will be there in 2 minutes and confiscate them.
If you call to say you have killed the burglar in self defence with a gun, knife or baseball bat you will be dragged away.
Don't even own a water pistol in the UK or you might be deemed a potential Post Office robber....no point as any cash there has been stolen already by the Horizon software system and taken as bonuses for POL executives.
Who would want to live there?
Any word on the Sound Moderator consultation yet ??
Not yet
You can be a victim of crime in the uk, but god forbid that you also are a licensed firearm owner,then the police use everything at their disposal ( and abuse powers that they DON'T have) to remove your property.what the hell is happening to Britain?
Over the next 6 months to one year ,you aint seen nothing yet .Labour 2.0
Cheers Charlie and the team
Did the other guy get his guns removed or was he even charged.
Fileing a false clame sound like good enough to say he is nit if good character.
Your insurance specifically states it does not cover claims relating to criminal charges relating to violence, if this man had defended himself and been charged with something in the process even if it was later dropped am I right in thinking your insurance would not cover it?
With respect, my friend, I'm fifty-three years old. The Police are nothing like what they used to be, what they ought to be, and what they should be in my humble opinion.
Anyone of my generation was scared of the Police as children, for fear of being naughty and your parents finding out.
When you went out of your front door, you made darn sure you looked respectable and acted in a proper appropriate manner as you were an extension of your respectable family and through you, that would continue.
We had respect for our elders, speaking to them in a respectable manner. That's all mainly gone now.
Government after government promised the earth with our Police service and delivered nothing. It isn't the Polices's fault, it's the people who organise our Police Force that's the problem.
The job of our Police Force now is colossal and impossible in terms of their numbers and what they're expected to do. That's no accident, that's all planned and intentional.
I've no doubt the main political parties will be promising to increase their numbers should they crawl into power. They just want your vote so they can arrange their own pay rises as our working class community is approaching being broken.
I think it's a great idea to vote for somebody who'll do what they say they'll do. That said, I won't be voting, and I won't be involved in any of it. I'm disgusted with the whole lot of it. It's all gone to the dogs, finished!
Thanks for this. I don't know the answer to that but will find out. / Charlie
Thanks for this. I don't know the answer and will find out. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv Thanks for looking into it, I was looking at getting your insurance over another provider the other day but have quite a few questions. Do you have someone specific I can have a chat about to?
@fieldsportstv back in 2019 my father's guns were removed. Due to a government body telling lies.
Everything proven false with witnesses and evidence and 5 years later he still does not have his guns back. And won't be getting them back.
The first part of the video with Chris is chilling, but not surprising.
I am 56 next month. I have held a sec 2 cert continuously since my early 20's. I have also held a sec 1 for a number of years between then and now.
I also retired as a police officer last July after near on 26 years service.
I retired from Cambridgeshire Constabulary. They, and Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire, have collaborated a number of functions between them, including firearms licencing.
My last posting was in the FCR of Hinchingbrooke park. The protocol is (and I imagine it is national) if the police are called to an "incident", and ANY party are a firearms/shotgun licence holder, then it is incumbent on O1 (control room inspector) to ensure that the certificate and all firearms are seized and removed by the police. That's ANY party, as per Chris in this video.
Let’s have more of Helen she looks like she’s a good laugh
Never talk 2 or speak 2 pix.
You can easily see a rookery but they saw you coming.
There used to be a line of trees not far away and on most good Saturdays I could hear the bangs.
But there is no shooting now, no trees, but a new supermarket.
Love to know what happened to the bloke who assaulted Chris.
terry doe the man that has never ever shot a pigeon with a ring on its leg ,lol
Regarding UK gun law, I like the strict rules & general high regulations, it makes me appreciate what I am entrusted to posses and ensures I use it responsibly. But these increasingly frequent unjustified gun grabs seems to be a result of poor funding and running of the firearms licensing department.
I for one would happily pay more for my FAC if:
A - Firearms licensing is setup independently from the police
B - I was able to deal with more professional and knowledgeable firearms officers
C - The license came as a passport-like booklet instead of multiple folded up sheets of A4 paper
D - Requests were processed in a timely manner
F - Only firearm licensed/trained police are able to deal with firearm related issues
Totally agree. I really like the passport Idea and it being a central body as opposed to county based.
G- A proper appeals panel that charges a fair price for appeals for rejected applicants…
Paper license? No, we have the tech. A drivers' licence-like swipe card and a digital passport.
Have you had the ink/photo come apart yet?
Too much common sense there.
Sometimes it's best not to tell anyone you've got gun's because you always get someone who doesn't like you n make a load of bs up.
What the hell is going on in kent!?
Had to give up my firearm due to the police
Chris really comes across as a criminal doesn't he? My God, Poor man, let down like so many by the local rozzers who need much more help with training in these subjects.
The Chiefs of Police also need to come to grips with their job. 'Serving the public' and that means us the shooting community as well
They make it expensive for a reason .... So you SURRENDER ... .. I'm happy you have your guns back sir but I so jot agree with you on the Police ... they target the wrong people and that needs to change .
If that Howa action had been in 7-08 also it would been a fine one too. Or little bit longer action so it could fit a 7x57 ,then one could been in Saint Bell's specs of lightweight rifle
Why is the episodes the same thing every week used to really enjoy this show now its the same old stuff every week, get roy and his falconry back on here switch it up a bit
The police are abti gun especially Devon and Cornwall
Apart from them.having tax payer funded ones in their ranks
Did you seriously think that the police would play fair ????
A disarmed population is a compliant one. We were lions once. Now we roam the savana begging for scraps from hyenas
29 minutes in , whats the green shirt called? t.i.a.
He's a better man than me I couldn't shake their hand, the sad thing is that the police love to take the guns off us it's another power they have.
They won't under the new labour gov .
I love (sarc) this air of self-congratulation and police back-patting for just doing their job. It is LONG OVERDUE for the shooting organisations to start acting in a far stronger manner towards police abuses of the law. We know that they have an anti-firearms agenda; stop aiding them by being so weak and mealy-mouther about it. Praising the police? Get real. They are there to remove firearms from the public at all costs and whenever possible. As for "destroying" the shotguns; again, get real, those would have found their way into the hands of the police or been auctioned off. They only destroy historically-significant museum pieces - yes, it has been attempted before.
Meanwhile criminals carry on as usual,because the law is irrelevant to them.
Muy hermosos arma muy elegantes
Eso lo leí en la voz de Alonso de 'El Ministerio del Tiempo' 😁
The first guy with all his hunting trophies behind him has a tortoise shell. Must've been a tricky stalk with a long chase.
He shot a tortoise?!
No it was a gift after it died. It has an interesting story behind it but wasn’t shot
Driven shoot..very exclusive 😂...no he didn't shoot a tortoise...promise. ATB David
It was running away.! Lol
It's a new Russian helmet
😂😂😂😂 Your comment was really funny😂😂 I can't stop laughing 😂
An EU flag 😂 is this some sort of joke?
Right here is why we, on the other side of the pond, detached ourselves from GB. You have an inherent right to self defense, if your government removes that from you, you need to throw off the shackles of oppression and take back your country. I suggest you start by reading the Declaration of Independence.
Except that isn't why and the last thing any country needs is a us style gun culture
@@markhammond9453 Actually, it is. Overreaching government that was taking away rights of the people. The Revolutionary War started when the British came to take away the guns and ammunition munition and were confronted at Lexington and Concord.
@@markhammond9453 As for our gun culture, I’ll side with Thomas Jefferson who preferred dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery. I’d rather be a citizen than a serf.
I suggest you mind your own business.
I wondered if an American would hijack the comments. Perhaps if the gun nuts in the USA stopped misinterpreting the 2A, or better still, moved on from the times of homesteads and black powder rifles they wouldn’t have school kids being slaughtered every other week.
So you were attacked, someone else lied and you had money stolen, what part of that is in the slightest reasonable.
Can you sue the other individual for losses and deformation?
A “roaring success “ !!! Who writes this stuff - I thought Frankie Howard was long gone
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