This was definitely a close call... Hope you all have a great weekend! 👮🏻♂️😃 My Brand New Book 'Hotel Tango 23: Responding To The Unknown' is available now: amzn.to/3zUwbqg I'm now on Instagram!: instagram.com/benpearson1965
I defend the police when I hear them being slagged off . I can’t understand some people’s attitude, the law is there for us all so we can live in a decent society.
@ItsJL I’ve had 2 bad experiences with police but if I wasn’t being an idiot, I wouldn’t have been on their radar. Lesson learnt . I think you have to try and imagine being on their side . Obviously you will always have bad apples
I’ve had a lot of experiences with the police. What I found most bizzare is that I used to work along side Cheshire police with regards to various “police incidents” in specific circumstances.. Yet I used to get stopped by Cheshire Constabulary for “looking shady” and “matching the description of a *add lie here*”.. I was at the point where I’d leave a scene and take badge numbers and say to whoever stopped me “I’ve been working with your colleague ****** tonight”.. 5 minutes later after checking out my ”story”, it would always be “sorry to bother you sir”. I had no time for any of them in the end, if I worked 4 nights a week I’d put money on getting stopped 6 times. I don’t slate the police, I defend them when and where I can, I certainly couldn’t do their job but there are still some absolute bellends, as with every industry.
Most people who slag off the police only do so because they’ve been caught doing something wrong. I have the utmost respect for all our emergency services. I don’t hate the police because I was caught breaking the law(slightly), my own fault.
@@seanbarratt6317 being an idiot isnt illegal, the problem with the police these days is they want to make sure theyve dragged their balls all over your face and got authority over you, poor training and recruiting policies are to blame.
"I had to put my pint down, and within 5 minutes I was covered in blood doing CPR, Think about that next time u talk to police and call them bastards" -- mic drop moment Ben ;) Big love :)
@@sgr6258 My friend was violently raped and the police told her she was lying, and refused to investigate. She put in an official complaint, and the IPCC rejected her complaint. Sometimes the term is justified.
While there are some total arses in the police service more seem to be utterly good guys like Ben. I'm glad the muppets are a minority. Imagine if every copper was like Ben? The funniest, fairest take no shit service in the world!
My uncle was glassed in a town centre pub, he was an off duty police officer at the time. Made a right mess, he’s scarred for life. The guy who did it got 18 months I believe… this was back in the 80’s I was still at school. You were very lucky and thank god for the doormen being so aware. Love these posts, you are a natural story teller and especially love your little “isms”, Mrs Miggins is my favourite 😂 xx
Since applying for the police I've watched all your videos to get a real insight into what I've applied to do. This sounds like some real scary shit but so glad I've learned about it before I'm in so it's not unexpected.
Now then Kyle, are you applying via the "regular" route, or are you doing one of those "Police Now" or Fastrack Investigator training schemes? Best of luck to you mate 👍
@@True_Crime101 That's awsome you got in mate. If this youtube account is your real name I would highly reccomend changing it to something else.. As much as you shouldn't have to, there are a lot of people on social media who are willing to attack and barrate anyone identifying themselves as a police officer and using your real name can allow them to find out more than they should about you.
Ben I’ve been using “Mrs miggins” everyday when in conversation and people always crack a smile. Thanks for sharing these very engaging insights into your life mate
When I was growing up, I had a cop living on the same road as me. Nicest guy you could ever meet. He got me into airsoft (and trouble a few times doing it). Got my mates into it and we used to compete with the local police station, even the local fire station got in on it. Kept us out of trouble and brought us closer to the first responders in our area. Those where some weird times 🤣🤣
My brothers neighbour is a Garda and scumbags drive and park outside his house trying to intimidate him and his family. That's awful,I'm sorry you had to go through that just because you're only doing your job! Thanks Ben.⭐️⭐️
My father in law a copper for 30 years, still makes judgements as a copper even though he's been retired for 20 years. Even retired your always a copper :)
Another great insight Ben, Dynamic Risk Assessment springs to mind when off duty when faced with a situation, dereliction of duty wouldn't cross my mind in real time. Respect fella 👍🏼
The rules and regs regarding "getting stuck in" while off duty have always been somewhat of a grey area, and some lads and lasses seem to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time 💩🧲 These daysFIMs/FDOs/Comms Supervisors etc do seem to have more consideration for your situation and welfare when you shout up via 999 off duty, especially if its a violent crime in progress. At the end of the day you're throwing yourself into a potentially risky confrontation without PPE, vest, Airwave, Job vehicle and the such, so they'll quite often advise you not to go steaming in, but to observe and report till backup arrives, unless there is clearly a significant threat to life. DVs are the worse to come across when off duty. Bad enough dealing with them on shift, let alone walking home from the Red Lion after a few sherbets!!
I'm a OAP attacked by a thug pub doorman who injured my spine the Police in my town of Colne didn't give a damn refused to act. Pendle Police Sergeant Turner wouldn't even take a statement from me told me to go home or i would be arrested
The way police officers are forced to live by the duty they live by is actually honourable, they live in fear of being followed home, and being attacked due to their profession, I could never live with having to change my life to make sure people don’t follow me home. It would be awful. And people who call officers every name under the sun, who risk their lives day in and out being a hero, in their spare time is unreal. They are only trying to get the peace that we need and remove the dangers from the streets. Big respect to them, paramedics, firemen etc. all deserve golden medals.
mi mam always told me to respect the police as you never know when u need em, big respect Ben to you and your colleagues for trying your upmost to keep our streets/roads safe fella!
once again, this is enthralling and enlightening! you are a legend.. the bit where you did cpr choked me up, again! it's hard to even find words to describe such heroism and selflessness.
Really interesting video, it demonstrates exactly what is involved when working to uphold the law, it is a lifetime commitment, not just a 9 to 5 job, huge respect to all emergency service workers❤️
I- Ben? Honestly, slight difference but thank you. Missed ya voice but Jesus that electrical whirring was really letting the videos down! *thanks!* more than appreciated ☺️💙💙
Ben. I have your book and shall hopefully read it over the next couple of days. I know I will ''read'' it in your voice. I work on a ward at a psychiatric hospital, there's no way I could do your former job for all the money in the world x
Ben you are spot on, your ethos is 2nd to none regarding the profession you worked in, I am sure there are thousands of other officers the same, but unfortunately there are the ones at the bottom scale who hide under the radar when out on patrol and the other that abuse their powers, would be interesting to see a video about that perhaps, not an easy topic I would imagine. Big up all those officers out on the streets regardless, your stories are so refreshing especially this one talking about being off duty, hats off to you big fella. Hopefully the rucksack is a little lighter 👍
Always wondered about how police officers deal with this. It’s bad enough for most people to even think about work during their time off whereas bumping into the dross of society who instantly recognise you and treat you with contempt when you’re out with your wife and kids? Really difficult to imagine that life. Discipline and respecting law enforcement are lessons for everyone and taught by the people I respect the most.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and also mental health issues with us, unfortunately i don't think the general public are fully aware of what you guys have to do and see on a daily basis and how it can affect you mentally, because your human the same as everyone else but i don't think alot of the public see police that way, you put your life on the line everyday you put your uniform on to protect the public and i really think that the general public need to be aware of how your work affects your life and mental health, it's not just the armed forces that suffer with PTSD. Huge respect to you for your service and for sharing with us also, God bless you and your family.
Respect to you Ben. Such a shame you could never really switch off from the job. It's by the time people grew up and started acting their age instead of their shoe size.
When you dont have the ability to arrest someone, dont give the 'advice'. A lot of police officers will say 'we arent arresting you but dont do a, b, c or we will', useless statement just trying to gain authority, its like saying 'if my grandmother had wheels she would be a bike' another useless statement. Dont treat the public as children and you will get far better results.
@irigouis88 I'd say its more often used when they cant legally arrest you for anything but want to stamp their authority on you anyways. You can give descretion without telling someone what to do.
irigouis88 I don’t have time to read all that but I read some. I think you are wrong. Just watch the police programs, when they can’t arrest them it’s always words of advice, same with those auditor videos, they make the police look terrible because they are. Bunch of authoritarian dickheads. Officers never need to give advice, they should either use discretion and let you go or they charge you. They are not qualified to give advice, they are there to keep the peace. Their Advice doesn’t do anything to help it’s always stuff even a kid would know, therefore it’s just to satisfy their ego.
@irigouis88 You clearly have a bias too though, everyone does. I got the gist of what you were saying, the rest didnt matter. Advice is never appropriate from the police if they are trying to arrest you, its always information that is very obvious to the person and the officer is only doing it to gratify himself. I can watch multiple channels with different views, the auditing channels are usually baiting the officers but the officers should not get baited by a man with a camera to start off with. Even on police propaganda shows like police interceptors they make themselves look like dickheads, chasing after people with no insurance constantly whilst houses are being burgled etc or stopping people for a completley unrelated offence then finding cannabis in the car. Far too many negative things outweigh the postives of the police in the UK these days. Get them patrolling again and it might be different.
Watching this has have me so much respect for the police. Ive never been in trouble before and i think it's disgusting how they get treated. Like he once said the child gets kidnapped or mothers been attacked who do the fools call. Mad respect
The way I see it is you get officers like him, or you get officers that just hate everyone. But at the end of the day it’s one of the most stressful jobs you can have, I respect them all in that respect but never abuse your power no matter what job you’re in
Another absolutely brilliant video Ben. Can I have one recommendation regarding the books, I do not have the attention span to sit and read however really do want to purchase them, could you make the books available in audio format at some point?
What Ben isn’t mentioning is it works both ways… Only yesterday I was sat outside in a beer garden having a quiet drink. And I could overhear sat on the next table, an off duty police officer. Who was bragging to his mate about how much he likes to fight people and “wrap them up” . One example he used didn’t even sound like a violent criminal but a vulnerable person who had mental health/ learning difficulties. That off duty cop sounded like an obnoxious prick.
@@serenityinside1 I dunno, I've heard people asked why they became police officers, and they've said "so I can have control over people." The reason Ben has all these experiences is that he goes looking for it, because being a police officer is the core of his whole self esteem, and being able to big it up with his warrant card in a bar during a fight makes him feel big and clever. The problem is that when he calls his mates in that situation dozens of them turn up, whereas if we call the cops in those situations we're lucky to get one guy a few days later. British police are very variable and a lot of what Ben comes out with tells you why.
York Magistrates Court has heard how a man was arrested for breaking a 145-year-old law on being drunk in charge of a horse. Robert Milner, 49 was arrested at the Swan Hotel, Milford, North Yorkshire, after police received a complaint of damage to a car in the hotel’s car park. The officer who attended the complaint suspected Milner was drunk, observing him holding the reins to a horse and cart. Milner had been at the hotel for a family christening and had been letting children take turns riding in the cart with him. The cart had apparently clipped another vehicle as he was riding around the premises’ grounds.
i fear for all our future if a person choosing a life of public servitude is abused one second then expected to "do their duty" to statistically the same person abusing them in their free time...just remember before you call them "pigs" that these "unselfish" people are the very people you NEED and never say NO when the shit hits the fan..All i have to say to Mr Pearson is, thank you for your service.
I confess I don't look forward to your posts because they aren't enjoyable. However they are compelling. The country is a safer place because of consciences like yours. I'm going to look for your second book having read the first one. I hope things are getting better for you.
I live in an place where one end of my road is in one police forces area, the other end is a different force; those officers are diametrically opposing. The one force are fair, kind, consistent and fair. They are orders of magnitude bigger than the other and always crazy busy but when I've needed them, they've always come through. The other are openly aggressive, rude and have the distinct reputation of 'Deliverance in a stab vest'. It's all good fun here 🤣 Still have a lot of respect for our boys in blue, providing I don't have to deal with dodgy ones ha!
Book number 2 has just arrived. I can see why your credit the photographer... The cover makes you look like a movie star!!! Something Affleck or Damon would star in😉🤣
he's not wrong with this, i'll never forget the times my dad tailed drunk drivers, or caught shoplifters while off duty, even once broke up a domestic in the middle of sainsburys
I got caught up in someone else's scuffle once, the blow to my tummy caused my liver to tear. I spent 10 days in hospital 😰 Wasn't even anything to do with me I just crossed their path at the wrong time 🤷🏻♀️
While I think of it, is there any chance either or both of these books could be recorded as audio books? My partner is very dyslexic and,. consequently, doesn't read the printed word. However, he does enjoy being read to. Any possibility?
This is defo why police should always be able fo carry their kit and as this can happen to anyone in regards to being attacked everyone should be entitled to pepper spray for self defence and it should be classed as a defence spray not a section 5 firearm. It could save so may lives if we stopped worrying about hurting the criminals feelings all the time.
Doctors ,Nurses and Paramedics are never 'off duty ' either but.its worse because it continues after retirement. We have a retired GP in our family and even though its eight years since he worked everyone thinks its OK to ring him for advice to ' see if its worth bothering the Doctor ' which never strikes them as ironic . They do it even if he's away in Spain on holiday.
Good points towards the end of the vid .....and to the other side of the coin, if you have family/mates who are serving Police Offices don't be doing shilly shit in front of them that they have to turn a blind eye to. As always Mr Pearson CHEERS.
One of the only people from Yorkshire I proper like, sending love from Lancashire mate. Noticed the big body builder types are good in numbers but on there own there *EASY* also the life police lead seems a bit similar to the way dealers live with what seems to be paranoia
This was definitely a close call... Hope you all have a great weekend! 👮🏻♂️😃
My Brand New Book 'Hotel Tango 23: Responding To The Unknown' is available now: amzn.to/3zUwbqg
I'm now on Instagram!: instagram.com/benpearson1965
Would love an audio book of you reading both of your books, as you are such a great story teller.
Went straight to my local wh smiths last week after I saw you had a new book out,they don't stock it,you're wh Smith ffs 😑 🤦
Hoping to find your book somewhere over here in Germany. Stay healthy.
@@carlsheath8918 ordered mine from Amazon, due tomorrow so I know what my Sunday looks like. 😁
@@JF1908x try Amazon.
Credit to those doormen - done their job well that night.
I have found it Very rare to find doormen showing active awareness in their duties. (Working in nightlife 10 year) huge props to those gents
@Chris Turnbull still reads the same...
@Chris Turnbull 😂😂 people still do this on the internet lol
Hear hear, they made an absolutely incredible difference to someone's life because of their work.
Respect to them doormen/women
I’m imagining Ben in a pub like Hot Fuzz.
‘You, when’s your birthday?’
‘22nd of February.’
‘What year?’
‘Every year.😏’
‘Get out!’
Do you reckon Ben was also sat enjoying a pint with his Japanese peace lily like Angel was in that scene?? 🤣
@@residentelect
Must've been.
@@residentelect
Wash your mouth out! Cranberry juice or nothing! 😂
I defend the police when I hear them being slagged off . I can’t understand some people’s attitude, the law is there for us all so we can live in a decent society.
@ItsJL I’ve had 2 bad experiences with police but if I wasn’t being an idiot, I wouldn’t have been on their radar. Lesson learnt . I think you have to try and imagine being on their side . Obviously you will always have bad apples
I’ve had a lot of experiences with the police. What I found most bizzare is that I used to work along side Cheshire police with regards to various “police incidents” in specific circumstances.. Yet I used to get stopped by Cheshire Constabulary for “looking shady” and “matching the description of a *add lie here*”.. I was at the point where I’d leave a scene and take badge numbers and say to whoever stopped me “I’ve been working with your colleague ****** tonight”.. 5 minutes later after checking out my ”story”, it would always be “sorry to bother you sir”. I had no time for any of them in the end, if I worked 4 nights a week I’d put money on getting stopped 6 times. I don’t slate the police, I defend them when and where I can, I certainly couldn’t do their job but there are still some absolute bellends, as with every industry.
Most people who slag off the police only do so because they’ve been caught doing something wrong. I have the utmost respect for all our emergency services. I don’t hate the police because I was caught breaking the law(slightly), my own fault.
@@seanbarratt6317 being an idiot isnt illegal, the problem with the police these days is they want to make sure theyve dragged their balls all over your face and got authority over you, poor training and recruiting policies are to blame.
I do really like the police officers in the UK
"I had to put my pint down, and within 5 minutes I was covered in blood doing CPR, Think about that next time u talk to police and call them bastards" -- mic drop moment Ben ;) Big love :)
Let's face it, the only people who would call police bastards are the people who have a reason to avoid them.
@@sgr6258 amen brother :)
@@sgr6258 My friend was violently raped and the police told her she was lying, and refused to investigate. She put in an official complaint, and the IPCC rejected her complaint. Sometimes the term is justified.
While there are some total arses in the police service more seem to be utterly good guys like Ben. I'm glad the muppets are a minority. Imagine if every copper was like Ben? The funniest, fairest take no shit service in the world!
@@sgr6258 not true...
My uncle was glassed in a town centre pub, he was an off duty police officer at the time. Made a right mess, he’s scarred for life. The guy who did it got 18 months I believe… this was back in the 80’s I was still at school. You were very lucky and thank god for the doormen being so aware. Love these posts, you are a natural story teller and especially love your little “isms”, Mrs Miggins is my favourite 😂 xx
She gets about a bit does Mrs Miggins. Always involved in something.
Since applying for the police I've watched all your videos to get a real insight into what I've applied to do. This sounds like some real scary shit but so glad I've learned about it before I'm in so it's not unexpected.
Now then Kyle, are you applying via the "regular" route, or are you doing one of those "Police Now" or Fastrack Investigator training schemes?
Best of luck to you mate 👍
@@residentelect I've applied via the PCDA route mate. Recently got my application accepted so just waiting on a date for my first testing stage.
@@True_Crime101 That's awsome you got in mate. If this youtube account is your real name I would highly reccomend changing it to something else.. As much as you shouldn't have to, there are a lot of people on social media who are willing to attack and barrate anyone identifying themselves as a police officer and using your real name can allow them to find out more than they should about you.
Goodluck
I feel awful that you can never fully switch off or be off duty. Side of the job people dont know 😕 thank you for everything you've done x
Ben I’ve been using “Mrs miggins” everyday when in conversation and people always crack a smile. Thanks for sharing these very engaging insights into your life mate
Bit cringe
@@basilc1018 give it a rest Mrs Miggins
@@Peskyjooba
What's Mrs Miggins complaining about..?
Is her "cringe" playing up again 😉 she really should go get that looked at...
@@residentelect
Well, when you've baked as many pies in the shape of enormous pies as she has she's bound to get a twinge in her cringe 😉
A very enlightening video again, I feel I should know about this but it didn’t occur to me that your responsibilities never end….thank you
Ben .... thank you for the videos... massive respect to you sir 👊
When I was growing up, I had a cop living on the same road as me. Nicest guy you could ever meet. He got me into airsoft (and trouble a few times doing it). Got my mates into it and we used to compete with the local police station, even the local fire station got in on it. Kept us out of trouble and brought us closer to the first responders in our area. Those where some weird times 🤣🤣
My brothers neighbour is a Garda and scumbags drive and park outside his house trying to intimidate him and his family. That's awful,I'm sorry you had to go through that just because you're only doing your job! Thanks Ben.⭐️⭐️
Endless respect for you and other Officers mate. These stories are one of the only things I wait to watch all week. Thank you
My father in law a copper for 30 years, still makes judgements as a copper even though he's been retired for 20 years. Even retired your always a copper :)
Sad.
Sounds like a prick
@@grymaldus40k41
You got busted for nicking Church roof lead eh?
@@MrHennoGarvie
I'd love to hazard a guess at what D S stands for...
@@skylined5534 Not to tie your life to a fucking job thats for one
Another great insight Ben, Dynamic Risk Assessment springs to mind when off duty when faced with a situation, dereliction of duty wouldn't cross my mind in real time. Respect fella 👍🏼
The rules and regs regarding "getting stuck in" while off duty have always been somewhat of a grey area, and some lads and lasses seem to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time 💩🧲
These daysFIMs/FDOs/Comms Supervisors etc do seem to have more consideration for your situation and welfare when you shout up via 999 off duty, especially if its a violent crime in progress.
At the end of the day you're throwing yourself into a potentially risky confrontation without PPE, vest, Airwave, Job vehicle and the such, so they'll quite often advise you not to go steaming in, but to observe and report till backup arrives, unless there is clearly a significant threat to life.
DVs are the worse to come across when off duty. Bad enough dealing with them on shift, let alone walking home from the Red Lion after a few sherbets!!
“If somebody falls over in front of you, you pick ‘em up’” I respect you
That one about your first drink in a while, and then being covered in blood. Tear one was a difficult one to listen too.😢
Love this guy, love the stories. Keep it up dude.
I really like this guy. Thank your service Ben
"everydays upper body day"
Ben Pearson-2021
I'm a OAP attacked by a thug pub doorman who injured my spine the Police in my town of Colne didn't give a damn refused to act. Pendle Police Sergeant Turner wouldn't even take a statement from me told me to go home or i would be arrested
One of the best channels on TH-cam.
I've not really considered the off duty side of their jobs. Fair play, this opened my eyes to it.
See the Police in a totally different light, since finding this channel 💚✌️.
The way police officers are forced to live by the duty they live by is actually honourable, they live in fear of being followed home, and being attacked due to their profession, I could never live with having to change my life to make sure people don’t follow me home. It would be awful. And people who call officers every name under the sun, who risk their lives day in and out being a hero, in their spare time is unreal. They are only trying to get the peace that we need and remove the dangers from the streets. Big respect to them, paramedics, firemen etc. all deserve golden medals.
Ben massive respect for you mate thanks for the video cheers.
Excellent video as always Ben, a great insight into never being off Duty.
Love you videos mate keep it up great work
mi mam always told me to respect the police as you never know when u need em, big respect Ben to you and your colleagues for trying your upmost to keep our streets/roads safe fella!
Love the fact you had a type r 🤣 shows that u know what a drivers car is
once again, this is enthralling and enlightening! you are a legend.. the bit where you did cpr choked me up, again! it's hard to even find words to describe such heroism and selflessness.
Thank you 😊
Will miss miggins be in the second book 📖 your a good lad 👍 keep up the great work , still watched you last Friday and I was on holiday
Excited to try this new TFI Fridays 😆
Really interesting video, it demonstrates exactly what is involved when working to uphold the law, it is a lifetime commitment, not just a 9 to 5 job, huge respect to all emergency service workers❤️
Hey Ben! 🙋🙋🙋
New sub. Just can't get enough of your videos. Really appreciate everything you are sharing. 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Thanks for subbing!
Another video sent to my fellow cohort of Specials in training. I thought Mrs Miggins was a friend of yours, turns out she known across all forces 😂
This is the guy I want to run our country, what a guy Ben is hat off to u sir 👏
I- Ben? Honestly, slight difference but thank you. Missed ya voice but Jesus that electrical whirring was really letting the videos down! *thanks!* more than appreciated ☺️💙💙
Great video it’s a lifestyle more than a Job respect this 👮🏻♂️
HANDCUFFED EMOTIONS Arrived yesterday love way you displaying mental health 👮🏻♂️
So if always on duty pls explain the group of Kingston upon Thames (MET) doing cocaine in my pub toilets was that just quality control tests ?
Ben. I have your book and shall hopefully read it over the next couple of days. I know I will ''read'' it in your voice.
I work on a ward at a psychiatric hospital, there's no way I could do your former job for all the money in the world x
Ben you are spot on, your ethos is 2nd to none regarding the profession you worked in, I am sure there are thousands of other officers the same, but unfortunately there are the ones at the bottom scale who hide under the radar when out on patrol and the other that abuse their powers, would be interesting to see a video about that perhaps, not an easy topic I would imagine. Big up all those officers out on the streets regardless, your stories are so refreshing especially this one talking about being off duty, hats off to you big fella. Hopefully the rucksack is a little lighter 👍
Always wondered about how police officers deal with this. It’s bad enough for most people to even think about work during their time off whereas bumping into the dross of society who instantly recognise you and treat you with contempt when you’re out with your wife and kids? Really difficult to imagine that life. Discipline and respecting law enforcement are lessons for everyone and taught by the people I respect the most.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and also mental health issues with us, unfortunately i don't think the general public are fully aware of what you guys have to do and see on a daily basis and how it can affect you mentally, because your human the same as everyone else but i don't think alot of the public see police that way, you put your life on the line everyday you put your uniform on to protect the public and i really think that the general public need to be aware of how your work affects your life and mental health, it's not just the armed forces that suffer with PTSD. Huge respect to you for your service and for sharing with us also, God bless you and your family.
Thanks, Ben. Just, thanks.
2nd book about to be purchased ready for the weekend!
Respect to you Ben. Such a shame you could never really switch off from the job. It's by the time people grew up and started acting their age instead of their shoe size.
Serious but upbeat, you sound good Ben, my best to you as always.
So interesting and enlightening as to what daily life is like for you guys!
hi ben loving the content you are bringing out.
can you put a video out on the tomes you worked with specials and your thoughts on them.
Subtitles for the person behind camera was a good addition
This is very sobering, I start training on Monday. Anything you wish you knew before joining?
Best of luck
When you dont have the ability to arrest someone, dont give the 'advice'. A lot of police officers will say 'we arent arresting you but dont do a, b, c or we will', useless statement just trying to gain authority, its like saying 'if my grandmother had wheels she would be a bike' another useless statement. Dont treat the public as children and you will get far better results.
@irigouis88 I'd say its more often used when they cant legally arrest you for anything but want to stamp their authority on you anyways. You can give descretion without telling someone what to do.
irigouis88 I don’t have time to read all that but I read some. I think you are wrong. Just watch the police programs, when they can’t arrest them it’s always words of advice, same with those auditor videos, they make the police look terrible because they are. Bunch of authoritarian dickheads. Officers never need to give advice, they should either use discretion and let you go or they charge you. They are not qualified to give advice, they are there to keep the peace. Their Advice doesn’t do anything to help it’s always stuff even a kid would know, therefore it’s just to satisfy their ego.
@irigouis88 You clearly have a bias too though, everyone does. I got the gist of what you were saying, the rest didnt matter. Advice is never appropriate from the police if they are trying to arrest you, its always information that is very obvious to the person and the officer is only doing it to gratify himself. I can watch multiple channels with different views, the auditing channels are usually baiting the officers but the officers should not get baited by a man with a camera to start off with. Even on police propaganda shows like police interceptors they make themselves look like dickheads, chasing after people with no insurance constantly whilst houses are being burgled etc or stopping people for a completley unrelated offence then finding cannabis in the car. Far too many negative things outweigh the postives of the police in the UK these days. Get them patrolling again and it might be different.
Watching this has have me so much respect for the police. Ive never been in trouble before and i think it's disgusting how they get treated. Like he once said the child gets kidnapped or mothers been attacked who do the fools call. Mad respect
The subtitles are killing me man 🤣🤣 sneakily watching at work
Interesting extra bit of perspective on what it is to be a police officer.
The way I see it is you get officers like him, or you get officers that just hate everyone. But at the end of the day it’s one of the most stressful jobs you can have, I respect them all in that respect but never abuse your power no matter what job you’re in
Another absolutely brilliant video Ben.
Can I have one recommendation regarding the books, I do not have the attention span to sit and read however really do want to purchase them, could you make the books available in audio format at some point?
Keep up the videos Ben such an insight into the bigger picture of life. Love what your doing mate ❤️
What Ben isn’t mentioning is it works both ways… Only yesterday I was sat outside in a beer garden having a quiet drink. And I could overhear sat on the next table, an off duty police officer. Who was bragging to his mate about how much he likes to fight people and “wrap them up” . One example he used didn’t even sound like a violent criminal but a vulnerable person who had mental health/ learning difficulties. That off duty cop sounded like an obnoxious prick.
Course you were .,
@@serenityinside1 I dunno, I've heard people asked why they became police officers, and they've said "so I can have control over people." The reason Ben has all these experiences is that he goes looking for it, because being a police officer is the core of his whole self esteem, and being able to big it up with his warrant card in a bar during a fight makes him feel big and clever. The problem is that when he calls his mates in that situation dozens of them turn up, whereas if we call the cops in those situations we're lucky to get one guy a few days later. British police are very variable and a lot of what Ben comes out with tells you why.
Heart attack in a curry house someone's watched only fools and horses
Thanks for sharing
wow i was stabbed on the day this video was uploaded, everyone stay safe, just because you’re not involved doesn’t mean you can’t be a victim
Your a legend ❤️
He is...
@@kimcutts6153 yeah
York Magistrates Court has heard how a man was arrested for breaking a 145-year-old law on being drunk in charge of a horse.
Robert Milner, 49 was arrested at the Swan Hotel, Milford, North Yorkshire, after police received a complaint of damage to a car in the hotel’s car park.
The officer who attended the complaint suspected Milner was drunk, observing him holding the reins to a horse and cart. Milner had been at the hotel for a family christening and had been letting children take turns riding in the cart with him. The cart had apparently clipped another vehicle as he was riding around the premises’ grounds.
BEN YOU ARE AMAZING REMMEBER THAT it must be hard sorry my heart goes out to you god bless you all my love
off to get the new book, ben, enjoyed your first...............regards, buddy, h6...............4290
Fair play Ben your a decent man good cop
You shouldn't have to deal with that shit Ben.
You didn't want him to get fired?
I'd be forwarding the video to every job the horror applied for for the next 10 years.
My family are from Keighley im actually going up there this Friday haha small world.
Red civic type r? Nice choice Officer Pearson although I may be biased 😅
Respect !
i fear for all our future if a person choosing a life of public servitude is abused one second then expected to "do their duty" to statistically the same person abusing them in their free time...just remember before you call them "pigs" that these "unselfish" people are the very people you NEED and never say NO when the shit hits the fan..All i have to say to Mr Pearson is, thank you for your service.
That's why I have so much respect for UK police, even if I'm not a brit
top man ben if i see you getting abused , ile knack em .respect bro for your service.
I confess I don't look forward to your posts because they aren't enjoyable. However they are compelling. The country is a safer place because of consciences like yours. I'm going to look for your second book having read the first one. I hope things are getting better for you.
I live in an place where one end of my road is in one police forces area, the other end is a different force; those officers are diametrically opposing. The one force are fair, kind, consistent and fair. They are orders of magnitude bigger than the other and always crazy busy but when I've needed them, they've always come through. The other are openly aggressive, rude and have the distinct reputation of 'Deliverance in a stab vest'. It's all good fun here 🤣 Still have a lot of respect for our boys in blue, providing I don't have to deal with dodgy ones ha!
What a nice man, again.
You are the best Ralph Lauren sponsor on youtube.
Book number 2 has just arrived. I can see why your credit the photographer... The cover makes you look like a movie star!!! Something Affleck or Damon would star in😉🤣
Can't believe people give this man hate, grow up a bit.
what type of honda civic type r did you have, I've got a bronze FN2
Red Civic Type R, I like your style 😎 👊
he's not wrong with this, i'll never forget the times my dad tailed drunk drivers, or caught shoplifters while off duty, even once broke up a domestic in the middle of sainsburys
“TFI Fridays” 😩
Would you arrest your mate if you saw them doing a line? Would it depend on the location?
Ask yourself that question ?
@@user-sh7yy5jp1y Why? I’m not a police officer.
If you were what would you do ?
@@user-sh7yy5jp1y Easy. I would have to remind them of the law, and arrest them for possession. It’s for their own good because drugs can ruin lives.
I'm sure you would arrest your best mate lol
I got caught up in someone else's scuffle once, the blow to my tummy caused my liver to tear. I spent 10 days in hospital 😰
Wasn't even anything to do with me I just crossed their path at the wrong time 🤷🏻♀️
While I think of it, is there any chance either or both of these books could be recorded as audio books? My partner is very dyslexic and,. consequently, doesn't read the printed word. However, he does enjoy being read to. Any possibility?
Stay tuned
The world is truly sick
So you guys don't use the old FIDO (Fuck It Drive On)👀🤣
Never had any bad experiences with the police. Don’t know if that’s my ethnicity of where I live but they’ve always been good to me.
don't be shy to plug your book!
This is defo why police should always be able fo carry their kit and as this can happen to anyone in regards to being attacked everyone should be entitled to pepper spray for self defence and it should be classed as a defence spray not a section 5 firearm. It could save so may lives if we stopped worrying about hurting the criminals feelings all the time.
Doctors ,Nurses and Paramedics are never 'off duty ' either but.its worse because it continues after retirement. We have a retired GP in our family and even though its eight years since he worked everyone thinks its OK to ring him for advice to ' see if its worth bothering the Doctor ' which never strikes them as ironic . They do it even if he's away in Spain on holiday.
Tfi Fridays? 😂😂 Thought the guy behind the camera would of corrected you like he usually does? Haha
You probably have heard this before mate, but you should do a Ted talk!!
Good points towards the end of the vid .....and to the other side of the coin, if you have family/mates who are serving Police Offices don't be doing shilly shit in front of them that they have to turn a blind eye to. As always Mr Pearson CHEERS.
Been watching your videos for a while. F**k me! The absolute best one so far. Hat and coat removed..
One of the only people from Yorkshire I proper like, sending love from Lancashire mate. Noticed the big body builder types are good in numbers but on there own there *EASY* also the life police lead seems a bit similar to the way dealers live with what seems to be paranoia