So glad to find the man who had taken an overdose. In my worst mental health episodes I've been picked up by the police more times than I can remember after overdosing and they have mostly always been pleasant in getting me some help. I'm now applying to the police myself to see if I can help others now I am largely recovered from mental health issues.
@@terriatca1 thank you. I've considered Fire Service but they said no. I've got an application in for Special Constable but don't fancy paramedic I'm afraid
I love Jade's attitude in not letting things bother her, but that is tough to do. She is young and looks young. Folks will try to take advantage of her due to that. I wish her well. Collette (sp?) is simply amazing. Watching her interact with the public and her daughter was wonderful. So professional and human.
Geez I feel so bad for the couple who’s home had been broken in to. Can’t even fathom what it would feel like knowing some stranger has been in your house and touched everything in your most personal and private living space. I don’t know what I’d do, so frightened to think they might come back again 😞
It’s an awful experience, my sister was burgled twice . Her kids would save up their pocket money and change from school tuck money towards their summer holiday spending money . After one burglary my nephew was wasting his money buying junk sweets etc he didn’t usually do so my mum asked him why he wasn’t going to save it ? His answer breaks my heart “why should I go without for some tramp to steal it when I’m at school and my mum and dad at work ?” . The second burglary was the day before my younger nephews 4th birthday . My mum had gone to collect the kids from school as my sister and her husband were still at work . She was literally out the house ten minutes and came back to the house ransacked and the burglar had emptied one of the kids rucksacks to put the stolen goods in . They had opened the birthday cards that said “happy 4th birthday “ and stole the money out of them !!!! How low ? My sister said the feelings horrible because you looking at ppl thinking “is it them?” and “do they think my house is a mess ?” I don’t know why she would care what a burglar thinks of the cleanliness of her house (she is very house proud,) . However she said you have crazy thoughts
Love the accent on the little girl taking the Mickey with her mum for nicking her hoodie. I lived in North Yorkshire for five years back in the 80s and I miss it terribly.
I found that looking at the job from a woman's point of view very interesting it was enjoyable and enlightening none of the stereotyping just straightforward honest women doing a very difficult job. Great viewing
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to keep someone warm, with no other place for them to go but on the ground, make sure you put a coat or blanket BENEATH them. A cold floor will pull a lot of warmth away from a body.
I hope the UK laws have changed so that domestic violence is regarded as an activity that negatively impacts the society and thus justifies the government charging the abuser whether the partner wants charges or not. We used to use the UK way in the USA, but it wasn't very good at stopping the abuser from bad actions in the future.
In Scotland the procurator fiscal presses charges not the victim and the victim is citated to appear as a witness for the prosecution also when police are called to a domestic 1 of the people have to be removed.
Or get a decent monitored alarm system..it’s a comfort knowing if a door gets opened or a window at night when you’re sleeping the alarm will go off..I’m far more comforted by my alarm system when I’m at home!
I wish all police shows were like this; Although I find it a bit disappointing that the only type of police show like this focuses exclusively on women (maybe the executives only approved it in this instance?), I think that it's so much more valuable to see how the job of the police has an effect on the police officers, and reminds us that they're human beings just like us. Where most police shows like Police Interceptors focus exclusively on the bravado police action of chasing dangerous criminals and arresting them, this series shows us how police officers can take the role of being the last line of support for a suicidal person, or a figure of consolation for an elderly person who has had their house broken into. It also shows the sheer physical requirements of the job: Working anti-social, 10 hour shifts 6 days a week where you see all manner of horrific things obviously takes a toll on the officers, and this show focuses on that. If any presentation of the police by media is going to help improve relations between the police and the public, it's this. It's not an apologetic sob story for the officers, nor does it imply that their job is all about catching crims and locking them up. It just shows them as people, with their own emotional struggles and coping mechanisms, working their demanding yet rewarding job.
Gah. Police should automatically press charges in domestic assault/abuse cases. Leaving the decision to the abused person leaves them open to further abuse whether they press charges or not.
I can not believe they have unarmed women running around arresting people alone. It would take one guy, a knife, and a real desire to get away and those two ladies are just done.
36:11 Weird that they didn't mention a firearm being stolen, Bettinsoli are a shotgun manufacturer. All I can assume is that the case was being used for something else.
These women are so awesome!! So sad that someone wants to take their life ❤️🙏🏼 It blows my mind that they call in someone to do finger prints here in the USA they don’t do that they do good to make a report here!!/ if your house is broken into…. CONGRATULATIONS TO HER ON THE AWARD 🥇
Cool.. lady officer's are needed. Very pretty ladies doing an awesome job. My Dad retired as a police chief & brother retired 35yrs as an juvenile parole officer.😎👍💙
“Unless the woman decides to press charges…..” Total nonsense. Putting the baffling use of American terms aside, it is the police or the CPS who decide whether or not to charge a person with an offence. A victim can choose to support the prosecution or not and this may have an effect on whether or not a person is charged. However victims do not “press charges”.
Yeah its normally the CPS, on behalf of the police I think, Or it might be the police, but yeah civilians can press charges I think in civil cases, but criminal cases are always prosecuted via the police/cps I think dont quote me. But I think civil charges is dependant on pressing charges, for example domestic abuse the victim must decide to press charges, unless its really violent then its a criminal case. Not 100% tho. Some other guy commented about it not being under a threat to society, so the CPS wont prosecute unless the victim asks them to, same goes with street fights as well unless its serious, just a small fight, its up to you whether you press charges.
It's wrong to cuff people simply because you're afraid of them. If they've committed an offense then fine, but I've seen it for too often now. It's become standard practise and its entirely unacceptable.
I can't believe it, the police request an ambulance and in 40 minutes the ambulance won't arrive ??? then what happens in the UK when an ambulance is requested from someone at home ??? what country is that Third World ?
The conservative party has been defunding the NHS for decades because they want to privatize healthcare in the UK .They don't care that people can't get help on time .
Yes how sad! I watch other shows in the healthcare in the UK... helicopter rescue and ambulance shows. I love them, but why don't the citizens complain?
@@iaincook8155 Police said there was a possibility of poisoning, right? so how long does it take for someone who is poisoned to die? ... equal! It's good that the man didn't die on the way, that at the hospital we don't know how long he stayed in the waiting room ... sad! but you have to see the situation in its true drama
14:54👈🤨 does the U.K. not have laws against citizens threatening officer's with physical harm?? wow I'm surprised that weirdo didn't get introduced to the pavement right from the 1st threat to officer's. Because here in the U.S. that guy would of been, at the very least, corrected right there on the spot after talking to an officer like that *-& a FEMALE OFFICER at that ESPECIALLY* I love the people in the U.K. & hopefully I'll be able to travel there 1 day...😷well post Covid restrictions I guess✌️😁
I would suggest that officers will make a swift assessment as to what action to take, i.e. as happened here when it was decided to cuff the man. It could be that as it was female officers dealing with him that he was puffing out his chest, challenging them because of their gender. As this was a domestic abuse accusation this may have prompted the officers to immediately cuff him. Had he continued or escalated his aggressive behaviour then no doubt he would have ended up on the ground. Also the threats to physically harm the officers would be in their official report.
Okay! so the saw the alleged. They have no idea what happened and rather than gather information they arrested the man without any information. Then when he gets aggressive because he wasn't sure why he was arrested, the police begins to act as though he was aggressive towards them
He wasn’t under arrest. He was being detained. There is a big difference between the two. He was being detained to prevent him leaving whilst circumstances were established.
I feel much sadness for the female police. They face bigger challenges than males, have to get involved in worse situations, but get paid less than males.
Female police officers get paid the same as men. What you are confusing is when women get overlooked for better roles with higher pay. Misogyny is institutionalised within the police system, as well as racism.
+Jacques de Morton what bs women have it easy in the police force its the men who do the dangerous work while women are paid the same and women have watered down standards to get into the police force
Hello Amber, how are you beautiful. I felt for you a minute I saw you on the tube watching you as a new cop. Hope to see you in action in the future Amber. Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
Her little smile when her daughter said she was proud of her 💗
So glad to find the man who had taken an overdose. In my worst mental health episodes I've been picked up by the police more times than I can remember after overdosing and they have mostly always been pleasant in getting me some help. I'm now applying to the police myself to see if I can help others now I am largely recovered from mental health issues.
I'm so happy you are better. If not the police would you consider being a paramedic or nurse?
@@terriatca1 thank you. I've considered Fire Service but they said no. I've got an application in for Special Constable but don't fancy paramedic I'm afraid
@@utilitarian Best of luck, I'll be sending my most positive thoughts your way.
@@terriatca1 why thank you.
Well done you. Have also been to the darkside. Wishing all the luck and best of wishes xxx
I find that all these women on the police force is comforting.
I love Jade's attitude in not letting things bother her, but that is tough to do. She is young and looks young. Folks will try to take advantage of her due to that. I wish her well.
Collette (sp?) is simply amazing. Watching her interact with the public and her daughter was wonderful. So professional and human.
PC Collete ist eine sehr einfühlsame tolle Person. wie auch die anderen Polizeibeamten. ruhig und nett. Respekt und achtung für diese Menschen.
Geez I feel so bad for the couple who’s home had been broken in to.
Can’t even fathom what it would feel like knowing some stranger has been in your house and touched everything in your most personal and private living space. I don’t know what I’d do, so frightened to think they might come back again 😞
I believe they know who did it and it must be a member of the family. The thug knew well where the goodies were stored.
Yeah looks staged do you think they had insurance
And the young police lady didn't do a very good job of keeping everyone out the house for footprints and that
It’s an awful experience, my sister was burgled twice . Her kids would save up their pocket money and change from school tuck money towards their summer holiday spending money . After one burglary my nephew was wasting his money buying junk sweets etc he didn’t usually do so my mum asked him why he wasn’t going to save it ? His answer breaks my heart “why should I go without for some tramp to steal it when I’m at school and my mum and dad at work ?” .
The second burglary was the day before my younger nephews 4th birthday . My mum had gone to collect the kids from school as my sister and her husband were still at work . She was literally out the house ten minutes and came back to the house ransacked and the burglar had emptied one of the kids rucksacks to put the stolen goods in . They had opened the birthday cards that said “happy 4th birthday “ and stole the money out of them !!!!
How low ?
My sister said the feelings horrible because you looking at ppl thinking “is it them?” and “do they think my house is a mess ?” I don’t know why she would care what a burglar thinks of the cleanliness of her house (she is very house proud,) . However she said you have crazy thoughts
Love the accent on the little girl taking the Mickey with her mum for nicking her hoodie. I lived in North Yorkshire for five years back in the 80s and I miss it terribly.
I found that looking at the job from a woman's point of view very interesting it was enjoyable and enlightening none of the stereotyping just straightforward honest women doing a very difficult job. Great viewing
That domestic abuser is absolutely inexcusable with his behavior. I hope he changed his ways.
thanks for posting
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you need to keep someone warm, with no other place for them to go but on the ground, make sure you put a coat or blanket BENEATH them. A cold floor will pull a lot of warmth away from a body.
I hope the UK laws have changed so that domestic violence is regarded as an activity that negatively impacts the society and thus justifies the government charging the abuser whether the partner wants charges or not. We used to use the UK way in the USA, but it wasn't very good at stopping the abuser from bad actions in the future.
In Scotland the procurator fiscal presses charges not the victim and the victim is citated to appear as a witness for the prosecution also when police are called to a domestic 1 of the people have to be removed.
People if you have valuables in your house & are leaving for a few days. Either get a safe or a box in the bank! Do not leave them lying around!
Should do that anyway
Or get a decent monitored alarm system..it’s a comfort knowing if a door gets opened or a window at night when you’re sleeping the alarm will go off..I’m far more comforted by my alarm system when I’m at home!
a genuine reminder about some the generous, patient and empathetic humans who work for the Police ...
I wish all police shows were like this; Although I find it a bit disappointing that the only type of police show like this focuses exclusively on women (maybe the executives only approved it in this instance?), I think that it's so much more valuable to see how the job of the police has an effect on the police officers, and reminds us that they're human beings just like us.
Where most police shows like Police Interceptors focus exclusively on the bravado police action of chasing dangerous criminals and arresting them, this series shows us how police officers can take the role of being the last line of support for a suicidal person, or a figure of consolation for an elderly person who has had their house broken into. It also shows the sheer physical requirements of the job: Working anti-social, 10 hour shifts 6 days a week where you see all manner of horrific things obviously takes a toll on the officers, and this show focuses on that.
If any presentation of the police by media is going to help improve relations between the police and the public, it's this. It's not an apologetic sob story for the officers, nor does it imply that their job is all about catching crims and locking them up. It just shows them as people, with their own emotional struggles and coping mechanisms, working their demanding yet rewarding job.
Now keep look they have a bunch of shows like this with men and women in them
Gah. Police should automatically press charges in domestic assault/abuse cases. Leaving the decision to the abused person leaves them open to further abuse whether they press charges or not.
I can not believe they have unarmed women running around arresting people alone. It would take one guy, a knife, and a real desire to get away and those two ladies are just done.
I love that her bad day was over her jacket potato problems. To be young again. ❤😂
Time 28 min 30 seconds that is Blackstone Edge !! ,,, nowhere near Blackburn or even Todmorden,, but mostly near Littlebourgh
36:11 Weird that they didn't mention a firearm being stolen, Bettinsoli are a shotgun manufacturer. All I can assume is that the case was being used for something else.
It is unusual that from a break in the glass in the door falls OUTSIDE ?
💪💪❤️❤️❤️😍 Love this women 💪❤️ Love this show! Hugs and kisses from 🇧🇻😘
These women are so awesome!!
So sad that someone wants to take their life ❤️🙏🏼
It blows my mind that they call in someone to do finger prints here in the USA they don’t do that they do good to make a report here!!/ if your house is broken into….
CONGRATULATIONS TO HER ON THE AWARD 🥇
Don’t tell me SOCO is now called C.S.I?! When did that happen?!
Cool.. lady officer's are needed. Very pretty ladies doing an awesome job.
My Dad retired as a police chief & brother retired 35yrs as an juvenile parole officer.😎👍💙
For gods sake Sunak, buy some bloody ambulances and hire more workers.
Just saying before watching I'm watching you girls good luck 😘
“Unless the woman decides to press charges…..”
Total nonsense. Putting the baffling use of American terms aside, it is the police or the CPS who decide whether or not to charge a person with an offence. A victim can choose to support the prosecution or not and this may have an effect on whether or not a person is charged. However victims do not “press charges”.
Yeah its normally the CPS, on behalf of the police I think, Or it might be the police, but yeah civilians can press charges I think in civil cases, but criminal cases are always prosecuted via the police/cps I think dont quote me. But I think civil charges is dependant on pressing charges, for example domestic abuse the victim must decide to press charges, unless its really violent then its a criminal case. Not 100% tho. Some other guy commented about it not being under a threat to society, so the CPS wont prosecute unless the victim asks them to, same goes with street fights as well unless its serious, just a small fight, its up to you whether you press charges.
37 mins the burglary,,,, the occupants had been away for the weekend,,,obviously someone knew that,, that’s why they where ransacked !! Evil world !!!
Which year this was aired?
How often do these vehicles get washed? Pretty slack housekeeping at that command. I have noticed this in every episode.
There’s no time. Ever.
It's wrong to cuff people simply because you're afraid of them. If they've committed an offense then fine, but I've seen it for too often now. It's become standard practise and its entirely unacceptable.
I keep on getting confused when they say Casualties- here in the USA when we hear casualties it’s death. Fatalities is death. Tripping me out on this
We use casualty/patient interchangeably
The amount of adverts on here is a joke
I can't believe it, the police request an ambulance and in 40 minutes the ambulance won't arrive ??? then what happens in the UK when an ambulance is requested from someone at home ??? what country is that Third World ?
The way the I’m is unfortunately time you wait for an ambulance is a joke
The ambulance will turn up when it turns up
The conservative party has been defunding the NHS for decades because they want to privatize healthcare in the UK .They don't care that people can't get help on time .
Yes how sad! I watch other shows in the healthcare in the UK... helicopter rescue and ambulance shows. I love them, but why don't the citizens complain?
But has she requested the ambulance as an emergency? She obliviously detailed why she wants it but she's with him so hardly a necessary 999 response.
@@iaincook8155 Police said there was a possibility of poisoning, right? so how long does it take for someone who is poisoned to die? ... equal! It's good that the man didn't die on the way, that at the hospital we don't know how long he stayed in the waiting room ... sad! but you have to see the situation in its true drama
PC Nikki isn't very talkative towards her new colleague which I think is disrespectful seeing as made Jade is new in the job.
14:54👈🤨 does the U.K. not have laws against citizens threatening officer's with physical harm??
wow I'm surprised that weirdo didn't get introduced to the pavement right from the 1st threat to officer's. Because here in the U.S. that guy would of been, at the very least, corrected right there on the spot after talking to an officer like that *-& a FEMALE OFFICER at that ESPECIALLY*
I love the people in the U.K. & hopefully I'll be able to travel there 1 day...😷well post Covid restrictions I guess✌️😁
I would suggest that officers will make a swift assessment as to what action to take, i.e. as happened here when it was decided to cuff the man. It could be that as it was female officers dealing with him that he was puffing out his chest, challenging them because of their gender. As this was a domestic abuse accusation this may have prompted the officers to immediately cuff him. Had he continued or escalated his aggressive behaviour then no doubt he would have ended up on the ground. Also the threats to physically harm the officers would be in their official report.
Very dangerous for two ladies on a shift!! Better if a man can be with them when they Deal with drunk men!,
This is Women on the force....
PC Colette..call me!!
only 10 hour flight away.
Those women in the road accident should not have been removed from the vehicles.
Call an air ambulance
Cheese
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NOT CSI. It is SOCO in Britain, we are not Americans.
awwwww the police woman at the end wat a sweet face, too precious to be doing a dangerous job
6604 😍💐
Benito
She needs some sleep and a facial
Women should always go out with a male cop.....
Okay! so the saw the alleged. They have no idea what happened and rather than gather information they arrested the man without any information. Then when he gets aggressive because he wasn't sure why he was arrested, the police begins to act as though he was aggressive towards them
He wasn’t under arrest. He was being detained. There is a big difference between the two. He was being detained to prevent him leaving whilst circumstances were established.
Eyelashes are a bit overdone.🐥
She piles the makeup on
Wow! She's out risking her life to help people and you're trolling her for her looks. We can see where your priorities lie!!
Is this a dating app for singles ?
I feel much sadness for the female police. They face bigger challenges than males, have to get involved in worse situations, but get paid less than males.
Female police officers get paid the same as men. What you are confusing is when women get overlooked for better roles with higher pay. Misogyny is institutionalised within the police system, as well as racism.
+Jacques de Morton
what bs women have it easy in the police force
its the men who do the dangerous work while women are paid the same and women have watered down standards to get into the police force
They have more tough women than US
Hello Amber, how are you beautiful. I felt for you a minute I saw you on the tube watching you as a new cop. Hope to see you in action in the future Amber. Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
Disappointing video
Amber can arrest me anytime handcuffs be best 👮♀️