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- We want change in this country. We deserve professional police. Not this useless effort. No police constable should be approaching people in the street when they have done nothing wrong !!
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Love Scorpion Audits. He knows his stuff. He's still quite new and already better than most. If he sticks at it, and I hope he does, he could be up there with the GOAT himself, Mr Focus Pocus.
Great breakdown as always Mr In Be. You notice so much that I miss like little Miss Strawberry Shortcake's facial expressions. The male plod kept himself quiet and I think its because he picked up very quickly that they were outclassed. Or he could just be full of soy.
It drives me mad when they say things like "leave the area" when doing nothing illegal. They generally leave a pause at the beginning or say it a bit quietly because they know it's wrong. I'm pig headed and if I was told that I'd stay for ages and probably go back the following day.
I'll be sending you my carpet cleaning bill, when you said she should get a job at McDonalds flipping burgers I spat hot milky coffee across the living room floor. The poor dog got a fair share of it too. My misses just laughed as it was running out my nose. She's a keeper.
@@AugustusWindsock Thanks for the kind words especially the reference to FP, don't worry I'm sticking at it. Just wish I could get out more. I have 100's of locations planned
Scorpion definitely knows his stuff, he ain't like me the silent scarecrow😂😂
@@scorpionaudits you are doing fantastic
@@Mr-In-between Cheers
This was about 10 years ago. A person in my village, was harassing my semi disabled father. I tried it their way, I phoned them. They said there was nothing they could do. So I confronted him, none violently of course. Within 15 minutes. The police were at my door, 5 of those buggers.
I got a warning and lost the job I loved at the care centre I worked at. I have no respect, for them not anymore.
Yup, most of em a dirty crooks
Been there, done that my friend. The police are rotten to the core.
You should never have accepted their caution. A friend of my daughters lost her job when she came to the aid of a friend
My Brother was the same when he phoned them about the twat next door their response nothing to do with us..
So my brother went round, had a go with in 15 mins they was outside is front gate, my brother said funny how you can come out for a twat who caused the problem...
@HendrixSilverclaw Sorry that happened to you. A lot of people put their faith in the filth and get screwed over.
My old next door neighbour was a drunk arse and he often got violent. I always walked away but one day he squared up to my wife with his fists balled up and with his face so close to hers she could smell his rank breath. I snapped and lamped him and he fell on his arse in tears. I made the mistake of telling the police the truth before they heard his lies and 8 piggies turned up and arrested me. Thankfully I had a very credible witness to what had been going on for the previous 4 years and he spoke up. They kept telling him to go away because it was nothing to do with him and eventually he shouted and said it is to do with me because the drunk arse is my Dad and he had it coming. He was 16 at the time. After about 5 minutes chatting with him I was dearrested and lectured that I should have phoned the police and if it happened again I would be arrested and charged. It didn't happen again, I guess he learned his lesson. His son is now 33 and calls me Dad and his kids call me Grandad.
I've not trusted the filth since that day. Every day they earn new enemies because they treat them badly and quite often it's people who have been their strongest supporters that turn on them. Sooner or later they're going to run out of people to piss off.
Unfortunately, this is the utterly dreadful standard of Policing we're subjected to in GB. Coppers who don't know what they're doing and worse don't even care.
That's because they're sole purpose is to lord over the native indigenous people and remind you that you're an occupied nation and there's nothing you can do about it. You can't vote your way out of something you never voted your way into. To add insult to injury I bet in like ten or twenty years they'll turn around when the native population is like 10% and say "You know, we should vote on migration." and hold a referendum. After a century of brainwashing kids and genociding the indigenous people with displacement migration.
Its getting so public have more of a handle on law than police.
They just continue trying to pursue their own agenda: “move away from the building”, don’t film to cars or the people” or “don’t photograph their premises”. It’s all nonsense!
It sure is
Cannot even hide their bias.
The HMICFRS Peel Report on the Met that was published today contains 8 measures that the Met scored with 0 Outstanding, 0 Good, 1 Adequate, 5 Needs Improvement and 2 Inadequate. They have been in Special Measures for over 2 years. If they were any other type of regulated organisation they would have been shut down by now.
And they wonder why we no longer respect the police?
@@Johnsmith-ko9yj never have... Always known this is a slave system and they are the house slaves.. pointing their masters gun at you holding you a slave for their master also.
They know exactly why, they're just not bothered.
entirely due to the standards of entry into the police now, these people turn up to interviews say the right thing and even though they have no life skills etc are considered suitable officer material. a joke
Peter blexsley ofren talks about the state of the police . He was one of the best , so he says anyway and in all fairness to him i quite like him because he's down to earth and normal .
Most are like that when they retire it would be good to see what they were like before.
Interesting. A new symbol of authority to add to the list. The High Viz Jacket. Possible Steel Toecap Boots. Potential access to a clip board. But a very obviously intimidating Woolie Hat.
And no hat, I remember years ago if a copper was not wearing his helmet he was deemed not in full uniform therefor nothing he said meant anything.
Security guards I can give some slack to. Because they tend to be on low pay and they receive minimal training.
Police on the other hand are on much higher average pay levels and receive more training. However the training does not seem to focus enough on what the actual law is and on the importance of integrity, honesty and professionalism.
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I love it when they say "Where'd you get your law degree from?" As a lawyer this makes me want to become an auditor just to trip them up on that smarmy question. You don't need to have a law degree, or even know the law, to be afforded fundamental rights. There's no win in dunking on someones education. Someone could be absolutely bird brained, have dropped out in primary school, and be utterly illiterate - does that mean that them expressing their known rights is somehow invalid?
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@@gartgreenside3657you ain't no lawyer. Your grammar is awful.
The Company`s are a priority , not so much the public ! shocking corruption.
I thought now swearing in public was fineable offence !! she totally ignored that when told.
She is one of the reasons the Met is in special Measures!
Special measures? special school more like by the looks of it.😂😂😂
special needs
She isnt even fit to work at mc donalds she doesn't listen and will definitely get your order wrong.
"Sorry officer, would you mind taking your shoes off? I have a policy that everyone I speak to needs to take their shoes off"
"I'm in a public place"
"Well they have a policy that I'm not allowed to fly my drone"
"Yes that's why we've be called"
"I'm in a public place."
I think even that would be too subtle.
Looks like that garden gnome has lost his fishing rod.
My god how embarrassing for the police. They send out an uneducated girl who has zero clue of the law but thinks her costume makes her special.
Let's face it, decent people would never join the force, hence what we see here. And remember security employees are the lowest paid ?
I see 500 UK police transferred to Australia police
'Man With A Camera' behaving well within the 'law' and police turn up---Ridiculous in 2024!
Elsewhere there were victims of violence and burglary who called the police but were told there were no officers available.
I have 35 yrs experience in policing. It does sadden me how so many officers just do not know the law now. This chap is quite correct in what he says. I hope those officers did go to that company and put them straight on the law.
Don't think they will, think more about companies than individuals
Can't even get their own basics right!
Their concerns DON'T trump our rights to film in public. Article one protocol one rights allows us to enjoy are possessions. Article 10 allows us to gather and impart information. The police should be more concerned with OUR human rights. They are supposed to uphold our rights. But they are more interested in pandering to a business about a lawful activity.
moral is if you need police help tell them there's a person with a camera and they will be there soon as.
they need to go to the person who rang them and say why did u call us this is a waste of tax payers money if they did this to EVERY company who rang and lied and if they called 999 the person or persons who said to ring needs to be arrested and taken to court and fined 100% these companies need to be fined ALOT then they will learn
The thing is if I ring 999 and tell them there’s someone with a red jumper stood outside my factory, I’d expect them to tell me to stop wasting their time. Equally, if I told them there was someone with a camera / drone I’d expect the same response. So the problem does start with the call dispatcher, but the police are only too willing to attend.
burger flippers actually provide a service.
Big up scorpion audits 👏great video pal 👍
Thanks
@@scorpionaudits except the bits where you lied and didn't have a commercial drone licence.
Selective hearing is what they have
Scorpion is brilliant. People don't know how much work he puts in. He keeps it as balanced and truthful as he can see. I am proud to call him a friend.👍🏻
Great video mate
Somebody should tell him they are not officers but constables.
Blue light emergency for man with camera in public, how much did this cost the public?. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
A think that male copper was gagging to show the auditor some porn on that laptop 😂😂
He was watching Audit vids for education. Thats why he didn't say anything
I’m sure years ago no one expected to feel comfortable in public or while at work. Now people get this notion that privacy is a realistic expectation.
I once read a book called goodbye Johnny Thunder's....😮❤
Incompetence?
Life must be so hard for them knowing that 100% of the population know they're corrupt
So he reports a section 5 public order, and she has no interest in enforcing the law. Just their signs.
Not fit for duty.
Spot on
Why oh why are these police not disciplined over the way they conduct themselves. Are they clueless or worse still just bullying people who are not breaking the law. Unbelievable 🙈
Good question ❓
Alas this happens far too often. This tells me that there is no or very little ongoing training of incidents throughout the UK police where the police have made themselves look fools in front of the public and on camera. You would have thought that chief constables would organise ongoing training regarding what is lawful and what is not regarding photography in public. Alas it seems they would rather have them sit at computers looking for hurty words that people have put on social media to effect arrests rather than educating them on the law. All this time wasting by cops on calls that they should tell them that there is nothing illegal in taking video/pictures from a camera or drone in public as long as they are from public even if what they are filming is private. Build a wall if you don’t want a building seen from public.
Any apology that comes with an excuse or justification is no apology at all.
Great analysis. Scorpion is a great guy aswell
Thanks DP
How come this activity is considered an emergency when someone whose car stolen and the keeper has located it and the person whose stolen it is there. Contacts the police and they don’t come out?
Its a throw of a dice mate,what coppers going to turn up..good,bad or mediocre..it's pot luck these days..ive subbed our kid! 😅
Bet if they got £10 for every time they told the public they were recording it would be said 100 times a day.
Looking forward to this…will watch later on 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks, I hope you enjoy it. That vid was my second or third day out recording
@@scorpionaudits yes mate you stood up for your rights …hopefully one day they might learn….ill give u a sub mate well done 👍
@@Andypublic Thanks
@@scorpionaudits welcome mate 👍
Guy with the laptop playing Raid shadow legends
Poor and incomplete training.
Perhaps I’m wrong, but with a number of police forces under special measures , perhaps it is time to look at how ‘failing’ turn around their performance . So start with Constables having uniform on correctly , no extra bages etc. Basic things such as no jewellery , picesing, tattoos to be covered. Sun glasses to be recovered when addressing public. Do not use informal terms such as mate, pal, when speaking to public.
Then be professional in behaviour , stay calm and in control of themselves. Know the laws they are enforcing. This would I think go some way in rebuilding respect for the police.
The police should know this
They hate it when you know your rights
blimey he didn't want to stop playing his game on laptop nice vid
He was watching Debbie does dallas 😊
Its going to get worse under Starmer, This is nothing to whats coming. the police have been waiting for a government like this.
Training went in one ear out the other. Smh
Thanks for reviewing the vid, very much appreciated.
Thanks be to our God we still have social media or we would know nothing if what’s going on in this country.
Big up Scorpion Audits
Thanks
@@scorpionaudits No problem
One thing I'd disagree with you on. I'm a freelance cameraman and I have worked for both the BBC, ITN and Reuters. Yes, the police will absolutely come and bother us. In the end we don't want to tell them who we are working for that day because they might then call our employers and imply we have been misbehaving. That makes us look like troublemakers which is not what anyone wants. We need to be able to make a living. So, no, we don't get some sort of special exception because the police are scared of us. They have no reason to be. We have no more power over them than anyone else.
In any of these situations the security people know what to tell the police call handlers to get a response. Often that involves them making false claims about our behaviour ("threatening and abusive" is a favourite). Personally I'd call that making a false report and wasting police time, but they never seem to want to enforce that rule. I'd have thought this would be a textbook example of when the police should be enforcing that because it's obviously becoming a pretty big drain on what they claim are scarce resources, but that's up to the cops, I guess.
We make civil claims against the police pretty commonly. Obviously if someone chooses to hang around and talk to them then there's not going to be a claim, but if they start detaining and arresting then there very much is. Anyone can and I'd encourage people to do so. It doesn't have any direct impact on the police officers concerned but if enough people do it, and if it starts getting expensive enough, someone will eventually start having to ask questions about why this all these incidents end up in a police response at all. It'll take time but I think we can probably force their hand in the end.
Good insight
Spot on analysis and commentary by Mr. In-between. That 'officer' is simply NOT upholding LAWS - she is ignoring reports of actual crimes and instead trying to coerce a citizen who is behaving lawfully. Her attitude and behaviour is a disgrace to the Police, alienating the public and worsening the crisis of trust.
When you see the posts active police officers make on social media, you can see where their focus actually is. The shame of it is that they get paid from the public funds and yet give a substandard performance for that salary. This female officer is indicative of all that is wrong with the coppers in this day and age.
When you get Security guards who look and act like Benny from Crossroads you kind of wonder where they get them recruited from.
Uk police are clearly private security for whoever pays the most. No freedom left. Keep fighting!!
That security guard is really going to respect shaun. Nah, your problem mate.
I've seen it all now, PC gets out of the car with a Laptop in his hand! Ha Ha
Well she folded
Deckchair
Suppose she ticks the boxes. Sadly sense is not one of them 😂
🤣Brilliant.
“Phone the old bill” shear professionalism.
Another female cop not knowing what she was doing
Absolutely useless is a compliment.
She's a bad cop
If he is in breach of the company's "No Photography" policy then the company is fully within its rights to sack him. Of course, they would first need to hire him, and then they could be taken to an employment tribunal for unfair dismissal since the breach of company rules took place *before* the commencement of his period of employment.
To protect and serve (corporations and the privileged)
"She is terrible" 9:34 Sir, that is unfair. I agree with your main point, if I have understood you correctly, that the police shouldn't be acting at the behest of private companies, or---in some cases---that of an individual who has been offended by something. That is not the fault of the officers. The obligation that forces them to do these things (which they probably find to be demeaning) should be scrapped, and let the police do their proper job . In your video, I think that the officers acted professionally, and courteously. I do agree with you, though, that someone less informed than your journalist would have felt the need to kowtow to the private company who are using the police as puppets.
Typical police. They turn up in a panic for a man with a camera because a private company don’t like it. They try and enforce policies but ignore their own. When they are told of an actual crime, it goes in one ear and out the other. Useless.
The only thing I'll say against the "trespass being a civil matter" is that now; it can , in some circumstances, become aggravated trespass which is a legal matter.
DEI hires. The government gives her a job on guaranteed pay , benefits and -pension etc., but McDonald's has to be more discerning about employing burger-flippers as they are a private company and subject to the ups and downs and twists and turns of a freer market.
"Move away from the area" What? Unlawful orders abound, and not just in the Met. Every 3 years police of all ranks should be appraised and be able to quote in court their attestation unaided. Fail an appraisal: first time = back to college and appraise again in one year, fail again then out. Or is that too reasonable?
These young cop straight out of college with no life experience have no idea.
It’s trained incompetence.they walk into police school with empty heads. And their heads are quickly filled with all the things that the public can’t do and it’s that system of training that produces the type of officer that is regularly on show policing our streets
It's hard to make a cop understand he doesn't know the law..especially when his punching the crap out of you,..but i was only 17 at the time, probably needed to be taught a lesson,..IM A PENSIONER NOW, AND I HATE THE BLUE MEANIES.
Xellent work😊
Far to much explanation to the old bill...I would have just said..."civil matter..go away"...no time for them and their 2-teir police state
Would be a different story though if he was a convicted burglar scouting his next job. This is perhaps a rare situation in which the police need extra powers.
So it took a blue light emergency to attend a no crime, the person who made the call should be made pay for the emergency callout, how do they expect to deal with an alleged emergency by standing there with an open laptop, what was the purpose of the laptop ?
Gets out of the car holding a laptop. Unbelievable.
You are very disrespectful towards people working at McDonald's and should apologise sincerely.
He is stood in the cold in orange says it all.
Only British cops I have seen worth a damn are the MOD Police who have a set agenda and don't mix with the public unless absolutely life threatening or a general security risk.
Burger flipping takes a lot of skill, she doesn’t have that skill,
More tax payers money wasted on her i thought it was an offence to spend money from the public purse irresponsibility
If they approached me for observing a protest march id have my say
They lie ,try to confuse the issue ,all the time whilst not knowing what they are doing or the law .
You here for me? Im a citizen photographer journalist etc, fucks sake , where have we watched all this before? Countless times
Why even bother with talking to the security minion? He has no authority whatsoever.
Shes still shitting yellow & it's a learning curve for her that filming in public isn't a crime or section 5. Forces bang on they are over stretched, but come to a trivial hear'say complaint! Makes you sick to the teeth!
Report a Burglary & you have to wait days for a Copper to arrive! It's Ludicrous! 😢
Yes.. brilliant...but why did he call the male cop ' sir' ?
"and i should care about policy why?"
On the phone driving 😅😅
Does anybody know where JOEvlogs chanel is. What happened to him. He is not here on youtube.