So I'm starting to get the impression that if we get mugged in the street we should run to the nearest business and start filming through the window and the police will be with you in about 30 seconds. 🤔🤷❤️
These officers are actually the City of London Police, not the Met. The C of L are literally the police service of the banking/business sector of London.
It's not that hard to understand. Anyone with some common sense, eyes & a brain can get understand why there was concern & why the police have to respond to concerns
@@rightaboutmostthings4728 you don't film through something. The light bounces of the objects and into the camera. To stop this remove the window or put a blind down
Suppose you could have said: “Why are you wasting taxpayers money by asking me questions about my lawful activity? Go away and catch criminals. Crime in London is through the roof. Thank you and goodbye.” In fairness this officer wasn’t bad, albeit disappointingly he still came out with the hostile reconnaissance line.
The two constables were City of London police (not Met) so compared to other forces they’re even more interested in protecting financial institutions than the public.
It's there ONLY defence against their behaviour. Its not against the law. Good god, our laws are becoming idiotic, a policeman's opinion can get you arrested for doing a lawful act
The easy way to stop these security from calling the police is for the police telephone receptionist to ask if the auditors had stepped inside of their property. If the answer is NO then they should be told that photography is legal and no police will be provided and security must NOT be involved.
That’s total BS copsplaining at 3:00. They need to start batting off anonymous complaints when the complaint is photography in a public place (or other activity that is lawful). ‘Suspicion’ is not grounds by itself as has been clarified by Chief Constables. Reasonable grounds for suspicion are required to grant Constables access to the power of the Office they hold. It’s not hard to understand. So many NPC’s don’t get it…
Reggie Baby, that was a good interaction. So nice to see you team up with UKMT, he has great wit and comedy, just like you. You both could be our modern day version of Cannon and Ball haha 😆 Keep cool Man!
I wished they would turn up when the general public call for help. Last time I did when someone tried to bottle me outside my house, nobody came. Absolute rubbish. Confidence = 0
To be fair those coppers were ok, and the older copper was doing his best to explain why he was interracting with you. Thats just doing his job correctly. credit where its due. if only more were like this.
Overall that constable was ok apart from the blatant gaslighting when he claimed “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” before, and after, repeatedly asking them both what they were taking pictures of.
These tyrants are so boring to listen to 😴 next time ask one of them when the last time they attended a burglary, assault, public order offence called in by a Joe public as quickly as they do for filming.
Reggie I love you to bits, watch all your vids. I just hope you reign in ukmtt’s way of creating interaction and not let him bring you down. Keep it light mate as always 👍👍👍👍
'We dont know...hostile reconnaissance.. suspicious behaviour...blah blah blah...' Feelings police, annoying copsplaining, trying to micromanage random members of the public and create 'designated' acceptable modes of behaviour.
999 - "hello, Can you send some men with guns, there's a man shooting in reception" "what does he look like?" "He's got glasses and a camera" "shooting in reception? ok, we have a swat team on the way" "I thankyou please"
Hey Reggie honey 💚 i think we need to create the people's police ,we have security issues with these goverment clowns in costume's ... Awesome as always Reggie x love n light 💛 true brother to the people x same to uk meet the tyrant x💚 together we are mighty 🕊️
Omg every single police officer is a dingleberry, they always speak hypocrite. "we're not here to question what you're taking pictures of" ...he says after asking what you're taking pictures of. I had two officers come to my door once telling me that i have the wrong opinions about Parliament and that i shouldn't be saying them on social media, and then immediately said "we're not the speech police" .....wish i had filmed it.
As nice as he seemed, that copper just loves the sound of his own voice. "what are we taking pictures of?" backed up with "we're not here to ask why you're taking pictures" If, like he says, they encourage tourists to take photos, why isn't he explaining all this to the security guards??? He even started to chastize one of you for not talking and answering his questions like he thought he had to be obeyed. As opposed to being nasty like other cops, this one was a step up from the norm but why all the questions for doing nothing wrong.
tourists are only allowed certain pictures, for example, you can take a picture of the London Eye, but make sure there aren't any people in the photo? or something dumb like that
God forbid there is a terrorist attack and the first thing the police do is ask the public to let them have copies of pictures and videos of the incident they may have taken both before during and after
"We're not here to question what your taking pictures off"....wow really , that's the first thing you asked..and if not then why are you asking what your taking pictures of, wow that copper is dumb
you have to remember that being a security guard is a extremely boring job,long hours,low pay.they will make a mountain out of a molehill to get a little bit of excitement.
@@stuartb4525 The City of London Police is the Home Office police force responsible for the City of London in England, including the Middle and Inner Temple. (The Metropolitan Police is responsible for the rest of London, excluding the railways and underground system, which are policed by the British Transport Police.) The area policed by the Metropolitan Police Service is known as the Metropolitan Police District (MPD).The City of London (which is not a London borough) is a separate police area and is the responsibility of the separate City of London Police.
He kept saying we encourage photography while trying hard to make things difficult for them. As soon as the cops knew they had not gone inside they should have kept away.
Exactly. He also said “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” but I lost count of how many times he asked what they were taking pictures of.
i realise that many people, myself included ,dont trust the police or there grasp on citizens rights and they cant grasp the fact we are not underlings to their perceived power, but we do need to recognise that every now and again ,one might actually give you the respect you deserve as a free citizen going about your daily business, and at least try to do what hes supposed to do.
You were standing very close to the London Inns of Court? An audit there would prompt an interesting “legal” reaction from the multiple legal Chambers and offices there.
Overall that constable was ok apart from the blatant gaslighting when he claimed “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” before, and after, repeatedly asking you both what you were taking pictures of.
He didn't half go on and on and on, that copper. He seems to be more interested in putting his point of view across to law abiding citizens than in catching criminals.
You didn’t take photos of inside the building. In future You need to tell them that you were outside in a public area and their photons escaped to the outside public area and you just captured them. Its up to them to control their photons from escaping their property to the public area.
"We're not here to question what you're taking pictures of" says the PC literally within a minute of questioning what you're taking pictures of in a public space.
2:36 We are not here to question what you are taking pictures of 0:30 What are you taking pictures of 0:35 Why are you taking pictures inside of the building 0:56 we just want to know why I could go on Again an interrogation without any justification. Asking questions to ascertain if they have grounds for reasonable suspicion whilst not having a reasonable suspicion Stop entertaining the police in this way...I realise the interactions are good material but just walk away and let them escalate the situation if they want to...an easy 5k to be made this way
In the last three days I have seen a couple of coppers respecting people who film , I will absolutely take my hat off to them. Unfortunately, in the past two or three years I have seen too many people assaulted and unlawfully arrested for to change my mind about the police. I sincerely hope the police are learning not to abuse their powers but only time will tell. Fair play to the cops in this vid .
Cop walks up and says security called and start asking questions the correct reply should be am i commiting an offence - no - then you have no authority over me so f off and go and kick rocks , then walk away. Nothing cops can do.
hes not brilliant he is doing exactly what he should , a brilliant cop would turn up, ask a few question then go to the security guard and arrest him for wasting police time
The streets are for all, and ts time these guys relised. I get fed up with the general public being held to rules that don't apply to anyone else. Do more of these together though.
It's a bit soft of you to be offended by the police asking a few questions,and in a respectable way. It's not like they are getting quizzed on taking pictures of the London Eye or the likes. It's photos up against an office window. What's the chances these guys that make these videos, do things like that knowing they will be approached? Or do you think they really just want left alone? You can see where reggie cut the video then re started it and it clearly comes across that he has edited out the scotsman looking for arguments. That's what that guy does. He pushes it and pushes it until he gets in an abusive argument. Reggie... to his credit, pushes the limits with the camera, gets approached, but it usually ends friendly. Still... they all WANT approached, or they have no channel.
@@eddiebear34 I think its soft to QUIZ people taking PICTURES . Until there is a crime they could just observe. ive seen how crazy people get when filming in public. it is within the law and people should be made aware.
@Mashup I think its even softer to take offence to simply getting asked what you are doing. You are missing out the part that they intentionally didn't show you too. They were observed.... taking photos against the windows of an office. Taking photos in the street is normal. That's exactly what the cop said. Taking photos up at office windows aren't. That's why they done it, hoping to get stopped. There is a reason you don't see people with cameras up at buildings windows.
@@eddiebear34 They are within the law. My view of these auditing videos is to do what the laws allow. You see many videos where the person with a camera is the one being harassed. I think its overall Good that people go out testing their rights.
@Mashup nobody got arrested though. Nobody said it was illegal. Its just weird, and if you see someone doing weird things, you are gonna question it. Imagine something happened with that building a week later. Then it comes out that guys were seen taking photos through the windows a week before, but police didn't want to ask what they were doing. We would be calling them useless. Imagine someone stood at the edge of your garden, pointing a camera in your house, or up at your car taking photos through the window. Totally legal, but you'd tell them to fk off. I wouldn't get too worked up at the police in these videos and just take the videos for what they are, guys trolling, looking for arguments to post on TH-cam. They don't actually want left alone.
So I'm starting to get the impression that if we get mugged in the street we should run to the nearest business and start filming through the window and the police will be with you in about 30 seconds. 🤔🤷❤️
Definitely. Make sure you’re filming commercial premises and you’ll be their top priority.
😂😂 yep sad but true 👍
Got it in one.
Correct
Very true 👍
Quote of the day from this officer ' security people are trained' L.O.L NO WAY.
Trained in a day or 2 is not training or trained. It's a day out, be proud of them licences it's not like any monkey carnt do. Training my ass.
Well whoever trains them obviously couldn't train a monkey to eat a banana
You get your house burgled and no one turns up... You take some pictures and they're there in a flash 🙄
''We're not here to question what you are taking pictures of.'' 2 mins earlier- ''What are you taking pictures of today?'' Clowns
It did worry me ... ended well though.
How's JP Morgans level of corruption and fraud??? .
Abuse of authority is far more worse than most would know.
Reggie 👍.
Ask Jamie Dimon, head of JP Morgan who visited Epstein Island numerous times and is being sued for his close ties with the sexual predator currently!
JP Morgan = run by the Jewnited snakes of America
These officers are actually the City of London Police, not the Met. The C of L are literally the police service of the banking/business sector of London.
They encourage people to take pictures, and then question them about why they are taking them.
Yes, if people are phoning the police concerned because you're taking pics thru windows, while everyone else is taking pics of the coronation
And him answering all their questions further reinforces the cops disgusting behavior.
It's not that hard to understand. Anyone with some common sense, eyes & a brain can get understand why there was concern & why the police have to respond to concerns
@@rightaboutmostthings4728 "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
@@rightaboutmostthings4728 you don't film through something. The light bounces of the objects and into the camera. To stop this remove the window or put a blind down
"Security guards are trained" Um, um, um, not well enough clearly
Security guards can't even speak English.
@@truckerfromreno Bobby, oh Bobby, is that really you? Do you remember Blackpool '82?
@@retroclickmedia4422 I do. What a summer season that was. Eddie Large RIP.
Trained with respect to what?
@@truckerfromreno Chase me, I know that was Dunck but please do
I'm very suspicious of JP Morgan and their business practices and HUGE profits but would the police investigate if I called?
If someone burgles your home its not reasonable to expect the Police, but take a photograph!!!!
Have you just realised that they're not here to serve the public
In Blackpool you ring a takeaway for food and ring police at same time.
Pizza will get to you first.
Suppose you could have said: “Why are you wasting taxpayers money by asking me questions about my lawful activity? Go away and catch criminals. Crime in London is through the roof. Thank you and goodbye.”
In fairness this officer wasn’t bad, albeit disappointingly he still came out with the hostile reconnaissance line.
It's almost as if the terrorists won.
The two constables were City of London police (not Met) so compared to other forces they’re even more interested in protecting financial institutions than the public.
It's there ONLY defence against their behaviour. Its not against the law. Good god, our laws are becoming idiotic, a policeman's opinion can get you arrested for doing a lawful act
I don’t think he understands anything, let alone freedom
“Am I being detained “
“Am I under arrest”
… NO ..
walk away simple as !
If they are not here to question, then why are they questioning. That's what I like about the police; absolutely bugger all.
Love that snazzy intro. I cant believe they used the house analogy 😂 ✌️
"SECURITY HAVE CALLED" Best you get them blues and twos going and get there asap then 🚓🚓🚓🚓 🙄
McDonald’s next than wow blues and twos wow😂😂😂😂😂😂
They were confused between the meaning of inside and outside. You were never inside. They just don't get it.
The easy way to stop these security from calling the police is for the police telephone receptionist to ask if the auditors had stepped inside of their property. If the answer is NO then they should be told that photography is legal and no police will be provided and security must NOT be involved.
I feel the jobsworths were only carrying on as Amicable as they were because they knew they were being filmed!
That’s total BS copsplaining at 3:00. They need to start batting off anonymous complaints when the complaint is photography in a public place (or other activity that is lawful). ‘Suspicion’ is not grounds by itself as has been clarified by Chief Constables. Reasonable grounds for suspicion are required to grant Constables access to the power of the Office they hold. It’s not hard to understand. So many NPC’s don’t get it…
It was JP Morgan they bow the knee to them they’re City of London police who are responsible to the city not the people.
Security Guards are Trained 🤣🤣🤣That's brightened my day up
6.44 we understand TH-cam, but don't understand your rights 😂
Reggie Baby, that was a good interaction. So nice to see you team up with UKMT, he has great wit and comedy, just like you. You both could be our modern day version of Cannon and Ball haha 😆 Keep cool Man!
If you'd called the police in that situation, you'd need to book a hotel while you waited for them to arrive.🤣🐷🐖🐽
I wished they would turn up when the general public call for help. Last time I did when someone tried to bottle me outside my house, nobody came. Absolute rubbish. Confidence = 0
2:35 "We're not here to question what you're taking pictures of"
Strange....
0:28 "What we taking pictures of today then?"
A decent cop none-the-less!
I’m pleased to see someone noticed his blatant gaslighting.
634th! 👍 61st thumbs up!
2:36 We're not here to question why you're taking pictures" So what were they there for?
The square mile = the heart of the beast
The head of the snake😉
To be fair those coppers were ok, and the older copper was doing his best to explain why he was interracting with you. Thats just doing his job correctly. credit where its due. if only more were like this.
Overall that constable was ok apart from the blatant gaslighting when he claimed “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” before, and after, repeatedly asking them both what they were taking pictures of.
Was he being nice because he is nice OR because he was being filmed?
@robba1234 very likely yes,but you can only go with what you see. Maybe without a camera it would be different
C'mon Reggie, you cant have those cameras of mass destruction!... Our Reggie does what he does! 👊
These tyrants are so boring to listen to 😴 next time ask one of them when the last time they attended a burglary, assault, public order offence called in by a Joe public as quickly as they do for filming.
Reggie I love you to bits, watch all your vids. I just hope you reign in ukmtt’s way of creating interaction and not let him bring you down. Keep it light mate as always 👍👍👍👍
'We dont know...hostile reconnaissance.. suspicious behaviour...blah blah blah...' Feelings police, annoying copsplaining, trying to micromanage random members of the public and create 'designated' acceptable modes of behaviour.
999 - "hello, Can you send some men with guns, there's a man shooting in reception"
"what does he look like?"
"He's got glasses and a camera"
"shooting in reception? ok, we have a swat team on the way"
"I thankyou please"
When is Uk Meet the Tyrants putting some new stuff on Reggie keep up the good work 👏
You should have got your notebook out Reggie😂
They knew immediately there was no kind of threat, but are utterly unable to say "you're fine" and leave it at that.
A brilliant collaboration Reggie and UKMTT ✔😎👍🏻
Who's ukmtt 🤔
@@jackwatsonepic626 UK Meet The Tyrants 😎✔
@@markossmith8786 thanks 👍
Take notice from your partner there reg, he takes no shit, (if you answer their questions, you are negotiating a presumed contract
Hey Reggie honey 💚 i think we need to create the people's police ,we have security issues with these goverment clowns in costume's ... Awesome as always Reggie x love n light 💛 true brother to the people x same to uk meet the tyrant x💚 together we are mighty 🕊️
Omg every single police officer is a dingleberry, they always speak hypocrite.
"we're not here to question what you're taking pictures of" ...he says after asking what you're taking pictures of.
I had two officers come to my door once telling me that i have the wrong opinions about Parliament and that i shouldn't be saying them on social media, and then immediately said "we're not the speech police" .....wish i had filmed it.
The police dealt with this reasonably well for a change, but…. Is that because he knew he was being filmed or not?
Probably because NNY and torbs videos went viral
I would like to think that he is one of the good guys.
No, it was because he was city of London police. They’re a totally different breed from those metropolitan police types
Reasonably well? Detaining people to vet whether or not their photos are appropriate is reasonable?
He dealt with it because Reggie decided to just roll over and give him an explanation he didn't have to give
02:35 "we're not here to question what you're taking pictures of."
00:26 "So, erm, what we taking pictures of today?"
Make your mind up, officer.
Why are they not investigating crimes? Criminal activity?
As nice as he seemed, that copper just loves the sound of his own voice. "what are we taking pictures of?" backed up with "we're not here to ask why you're taking pictures" If, like he says, they encourage tourists to take photos, why isn't he explaining all this to the security guards??? He even started to chastize one of you for not talking and answering his questions like he thought he had to be obeyed. As opposed to being nasty like other cops, this one was a step up from the norm but why all the questions for doing nothing wrong.
tourists are only allowed certain pictures, for example, you can take a picture of the London Eye, but make sure there aren't any people in the photo? or something dumb like that
The old fake handshake. UKMTT got him like a pro 😂
Question one: "So what are we taking pictures of today?"
Followed by "We're not here to question what you're taking pictures of"
Irony eh?
Unbelievable lies spewing out his gob
Fishing plods wrong bait 😂😂😂 I love it
Another superfast response from the Plod for a man with a cam..
..if only they were so quick to attend a real crime scene..
God forbid there is a terrorist attack and the first thing the police do is ask the public to let them have copies of pictures and videos of the incident they may have taken both before during and after
It might be those new laws. You can be arrested now just in case you were up to no good.
That was dealt whith perfectly! Amazing work officers, now we need more of them like that!
"We're not here to question what your taking pictures off"....wow really , that's the first thing you asked..and if not then why are you asking what your taking pictures of, wow that copper is dumb
Love the contrast between the two experienced auditors here- gave the cops a good test of fluctuating diplomacy 🤣👍Nice video .
"If Someone took pictures inside your house, that would be a concern, wouldnt it" -
Game, Set, Match !!!! 😂
you have to remember that being a security guard is a extremely boring job,long hours,low pay.they will make a mountain out of a molehill to get a little bit of excitement.
Gosh. There is hope. Well played all.
that camera work showing that long street with all those beautiful buildings is on point!!
Guilty as charged meLud 😂 the met now run courses on what photographers can take pictures of from a public place …🤔🤡
They are City of London Police, a different force.
@@stuartb4525
The City of London Police is the Home Office police force responsible for the City of London in England, including the Middle and Inner Temple. (The Metropolitan Police is responsible for the rest of London, excluding the railways and underground system, which are policed by the British Transport Police.)
The area policed by the Metropolitan Police Service is known as the Metropolitan Police District (MPD).The City of London (which is not a London borough) is a separate police area and is the responsibility of the separate City of London Police.
@@Ellie-mc9wb I know who they are.
@@stuartb4525 You knew they were different but I know you didn't know why they were 😉
@@Ellie-mc9wb The information is great thank you. Always known they have two forces in London.
You are ALLOWED who the ....do they think they are. If we the public all got together and wanted change the law book would be changed END OF
We should do away with clear windows! :)
Stop the dangerous cameras?
😁👍😋😳🤭
If I was a victim of burglary.
The paranoia that exists in the UK today has ruined society as we knew it.
He kept saying we encourage photography while trying hard to make things difficult for them. As soon as the cops knew they had not gone inside they should have kept away.
Exactly. He also said “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” but I lost count of how many times he asked what they were taking pictures of.
Reggie The Mandem 😂😂😂
Need to stop giving these clowns your time
This cop was polite and professional well x
i realise that many people, myself included ,dont trust the police or there grasp on citizens rights and they cant grasp the fact we are not underlings to their perceived power, but we do need to recognise that every now and again ,one might actually give you the respect you deserve as a free citizen going about your daily business, and at least try to do what hes supposed to do.
They are never there to help you they question you so they can arrest you.
Tell them to go and catch some criminals.
Leading questions all the time, with an agenda. Notice the repeated stress on "Inside".
You were standing very close to the London Inns of Court?
An audit there would prompt an interesting “legal” reaction from the multiple legal Chambers and offices there.
More bent coppers.
Wow. You found a proper copper. He dealt with it perfectly.
Overall that constable was ok apart from the blatant gaslighting when he claimed “we’re not here to question what you’re taking pictures of” before, and after, repeatedly asking you both what you were taking pictures of.
Plus dodging the question about him recording. The slippery ones are even less trustworthy.
He didn't half go on and on and on, that copper. He seems to be more interested in putting his point of view across to law abiding citizens than in catching criminals.
You didn’t take photos of inside the building. In future You need to tell them that you were outside in a public area and their photons escaped to the outside public area and you just captured them. Its up to them to control their photons from escaping their property to the public area.
Like their data and GDPR, it's their responsibility to control their photons.
I keep telling the BBC to stop sending signals to my tv aerial; and they still have the cheek to ask me to pay for them.
"we're not here to question why you're taking pictures"
30 seconds earlier....
"why are you taking pictures"
🤦
Security guards are trained haha that's a good one
"We're not here to question what you're taking pictures of" says the PC literally within a minute of questioning what you're taking pictures of in a public space.
Why do they have to know everything. its 2023, not 1943 for god sick. WILL SAY IT AGAIN. When you sacrifice liberty for security, you deserve neither.
It’s 1930s German tactics
Its even worse when the auditor/photographer humbly answers all their questions when they don't have to 😖
2:36 We are not here to question what you are taking pictures of
0:30 What are you taking pictures of
0:35 Why are you taking pictures inside of the building
0:56 we just want to know why
I could go on
Again an interrogation without any justification. Asking questions to ascertain if they have grounds for reasonable suspicion whilst not having a reasonable suspicion
Stop entertaining the police in this way...I realise the interactions are good material but just walk away and let them escalate the situation if they want to...an easy 5k to be made this way
J.P. Morgan. Paranoid ! Why ?
In the last three days I have seen a couple of coppers respecting people who film , I will absolutely take my hat off to them. Unfortunately, in the past two or three years I have seen too many people assaulted and unlawfully arrested for to change my mind about the police. I sincerely hope the police are learning not to abuse their powers but only time will tell. Fair play to the cops in this vid .
Awwwww look, the concerns and feelings police at their finest!
Cop walks up and says security called and start asking questions the correct reply should be am i commiting an offence - no - then you have no authority over me so f off and go and kick rocks , then walk away. Nothing cops can do.
6:11 - "we have a bit of fun..." - I think they should try this approach in life
I’d love to hear via BodyCam what this police worker actually said to security worker
that police officer was so professional
Really?
He did better than I was expecting. Good for him.
(His sidekick was thinking wtf is going on) Haha
"I dropped my egg" 😂
These feds were okay tbf
Reggie is spot on. UK meet the tyrants is a 🔔
🔚
You're right Josh he is a bellend same as this Bionic weirdo geezer in the comments!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
Thank god Reggie didn't have his notepad and measuring wheel out. That would have called for armed response!
Brilliant cop. Well done, sir. 👏
hes not brilliant he is doing exactly what he should , a brilliant cop would turn up, ask a few question then go to the security guard and arrest him for wasting police time
@Jonathan Vogel
Yeah, well, opinions are like arseholes, buddy. We all have one.😉
@@dougiepettigrew hello Cop :-)
@@patthewoodboy
Lol. You obviously haven't seen any of my other comments. But if that's what you want to think, you knock yourself out, amigo.👍🏻
The streets are for all, and ts time these guys relised. I get fed up with the general public being held to rules that don't apply to anyone else. Do more of these together though.
It's a bit soft of you to be offended by the police asking a few questions,and in a respectable way. It's not like they are getting quizzed on taking pictures of the London Eye or the likes. It's photos up against an office window. What's the chances these guys that make these videos, do things like that knowing they will be approached? Or do you think they really just want left alone?
You can see where reggie cut the video then re started it and it clearly comes across that he has edited out the scotsman looking for arguments. That's what that guy does. He pushes it and pushes it until he gets in an abusive argument.
Reggie... to his credit, pushes the limits with the camera, gets approached, but it usually ends friendly. Still... they all WANT approached, or they have no channel.
@@eddiebear34 I think its soft to QUIZ people taking PICTURES . Until there is a crime they could just observe. ive seen how crazy people get when filming in public. it is within the law and people should be made aware.
@Mashup I think its even softer to take offence to simply getting asked what you are doing. You are missing out the part that they intentionally didn't show you too. They were observed.... taking photos against the windows of an office. Taking photos in the street is normal. That's exactly what the cop said. Taking photos up at office windows aren't. That's why they done it, hoping to get stopped. There is a reason you don't see people with cameras up at buildings windows.
@@eddiebear34 They are within the law. My view of these auditing videos is to do what the laws allow. You see many videos where the person with a camera is the one being harassed. I think its overall Good that people go out testing their rights.
@Mashup nobody got arrested though. Nobody said it was illegal. Its just weird, and if you see someone doing weird things, you are gonna question it. Imagine something happened with that building a week later. Then it comes out that guys were seen taking photos through the windows a week before, but police didn't want to ask what they were doing. We would be calling them useless.
Imagine someone stood at the edge of your garden, pointing a camera in your house, or up at your car taking photos through the window. Totally legal, but you'd tell them to fk off.
I wouldn't get too worked up at the police in these videos and just take the videos for what they are, guys trolling, looking for arguments to post on TH-cam. They don't actually want left alone.
The cop should of gone and told the twats at JP Morgan the public are within there rights to do so and it is there responsibility to create privacy.
Imagine conducting an investigation and spending the entire time talking over the person answering your questions.
The cop said we are here because security called us . That 30 seconds later said we don't know who called us 😅 that JP Morgan called from yew York 😂😂
Very impressed with the policeman who handled the situation as he was very professional. 👍🏽
If this cop is totally fine with you taking pictures in a public space then why does he start comparing it to photographing someone’s house
No, I'll never understand why police need a reason for a lawful activity.