@@MarkIngle1959if you watched the video then you can see the people put themselves on the streets and in the police system, what you expecting 6th richest country to feed there drug habit ? There’s drug treatment places but they have no interest in that, all they do is take the medicine and take the drugs
My father is a retired police officer. He says the key to successful policing is to remember that you are a part of the community, not outside it. Their job is to protect and help everyone and the Sheffield police are doing a fantastic job.
We had a police officer that walked around the area all the timeeveryone knew him by his first name .if kids got in troubl he broughf them home to mum and dad.that was a different time .a better time.
My late father and brother, both police officers, had that special way when dealing with these tragic cases too. It takes a special person, in my opinion, to be able to connect and at times, empathise when carrying out their duties. A sense of humour is a great benefit also, I feel.
Had to walk home several miles with shopping bags cause of major bus problems. Got to my house to find it surrounded by yellow tape and police cause someone call in a bomb threat. When the policewoman told me I couldn't go home, I went ballistic and told her to carry my bags herself. She was so understanding and found me somewhere to sit and told me to rest until I felt better. British police can be some of the best.
In the UK, we (our police) deal with criminals differently than they do in the US. I think the relationship and how they are perceived in the UK is just different. Our police are much more approachable and naturally, they have always been seen as part of the local community. I imagine that you do get more of a local community policing in smaller towns across the US but in cities its much different.
I remember when we were in the states and had got a bit lost, we stopped at a gas station and I saw a police officer also fueling his car so I trotted over to him and said "excuse me officer" he immediately put his hand on his gun and just looked at me. I said "oh I'm trying to get to... Which way should I go ?" The response was "don't go down there " and pointed down a road it was a very different experience to interactions I had had over here
Ive been homeless and you feel unwanted by society. You feel worthless, hence some people turn to drugs, alcohol and prostitution. I was lucky, i found somewhere after a month or so, so i didn't go down those poor peoples road. I support my local homeless charity who do sterling work
I'm in north east england, under durham constabulary to be precise. I abuse alcohol and have done for many years and also am A drug user and not only do I hace zero concerns about being bothered by the police, the police are absolutely a point of help for people like me in the UK. I had to be interviewed under caution by the police but because my mental health wasn't so good the officer picked me up, drove me in the front seat, uncuffed, to the hospital and even bought me a mcdonalds on the way. If I ever commited a crime against another I'd fully expect the police to do their job and when I was younger, they di so lol, but honestly the police here, even as a drug user, I love them.
In the UK, an extra £25 is paid in benefits to alcoholics. This is due to it being a dangerous disease to just abstain from (doing do can result in death), so the extra money allows the recipient to buy the alcohol, reducing the need to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the homeless alcoholics don't receive benefits as a permanent address is required. Alcoholism is an awful disease and a large percentage of those affected would love to be completely "dry." It's so sad to see people existing in such a desperate way 😞 😢
Lots of homeless people, in fact all of the street homeless people I've worked with recieve benefits. If they havent claimed yet there is support to do so.
Pronounced " Sheffuld" to the locals ! Half an hour down the road in Chesterfield, it's very different. I live just south of Chesterfield, in a small " ex - pit " village where it's nice , quiet, and peaceful, and in general, most of the locals are normal hard working folk with morals and manners ! 👍🏴
So the street lady was fined £40 while the "client" was given a conditional discharge? How is the lady going to earn the £40? How many guesses do we need? 🤔🤔
@@PatriciaBaker-i9qThat may be true but it’s simply not realistic that there will never be men seeking the services or women selling. There are places where this business is off the street and in legal brothels. The workers are self employed and file taxes, get regular health screening and are significantly safer than those forced to walk the streets and getting into strangers cars. This lady is selling services for £10 and she just got a fine for £40!
From what i understand, unlike in the US prostitution it's self isn't a crime, but something to do with it being on the streets is, i heard it's complex but not something i've looked into
It's not especially complex. Basically prostitution, as in exchanging money for sex, isn't illegal. What's illegal is soliciting in public, or advertising your services.
Prostitution is legal, but you can't advertise or ask. You can make money from women who sell (Pimp) and you can't sell in a house with others. (Brothel) So it's a legal activity, that is illegal to try to carry out safely.
Most police officers are decent people. They care about victims of crime. The best ones also care about the criminals who have lost their way or are in active addiction. I have several good friends who are police officers. They are all really good people.
Our police are more relaxed because the threat of guns is out of the picture. These people are humans who are going through terrible times. It’s the dealers etc who are the real criminals. Not these people. Thank you for your reaction.
On the whole we have a very good policing in The UK. We use to have years ago Bobby on the beat. A police officer or two who was known to-the neighbourhood. Part of the community which is so important. We don’t have them anymore. We are short of officers , knife crime is a problem, generally when it comes to the homeless , people with addictions, mental health they handle them very well .
Gosh this makes me so sad. The fact the lady was fined £40 and she has no money anyway, has an addiction. How is fining her going to help ? She will just have to go and work more to make the money up. It’s just so so sad
Notice that change in British law concerning the right to silence. It may be 30 years or more old now, but the new bit is: if you come up with an excuse later in court which you didn't mention when arrested that silence when being arrested can be mentioned in court and the judge or jury may decide that suggests you are lying now.
When I lived in London our church would hand out sandwiches etc, and at Christmas hand out wrapped gifts. The atmosphere between homeless and not homeless was def more respectful towards each other. The receiving a wrapped gift and getting to unwrap it brought not to the person and seeing their joy brought not to us and it just forged connection :) I had this come up on my feed, I'm not really sure how America does housing first as I've not heard of it before, would be interested to see your game on it
most uk police are like this. However there are still some wrong ones, i say that cos i had runnings with drug squad in the 90s and they were like hooligans given a police badge.
Im a youth worker who does work with police sometimes , i find police generally brilliant they do work with community well , some years ago police were cut number and have taken years to rebuild trust, the uk are no means perfect but they do deescalate alot issues. And use local intelligence to help community trust, sadly a few bad police in news but on whole, police would rather less conflict then be heavy handed.
It’s so sad that people fall into these situations. None of us know whether or not something might befall us which will lead us down the same path. We need more people to help with the mental health crisis, yet my daughter has friends who have degrees in the field who can’t find jobs. It’s ludicrous when there is very obviously a need.
There are some stations that provide help, support and advice to ladies working on the streets. Her pimp probably wanted to go with her so she didn’t take any of their services! Costs him money and he could lose her! Sneaky bastards!
What exactly does a pimp offer that he thinks she owes him anything? Protection? If that guy was her pimp he couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag.Just a typical guy thinking he's owed for doing absolutly nothing.
I have a feeling it wasn't so much a case of the guy being in love, when the woman was being arrested. I fear it may be more a case of she is the one that is going out and making the money to feed both their addictions. If she's not out working, how is he getting his fix? Unfortunately this is a common occurrence. Also, the woman with the £40 fine, now has to give FOUR BJs to pay off the fine and do more to get enough to buy her fix. It truly is a life of slow torture. One I wouldn't wish on anybody. There is free treatment from Doctors to try and get off H. You heard one of the soup kitchen men saying he was on Methadone. You go in to a pharmacy everyday at the same time for your little cupful and try and stay on JUST that. I don't know if you get kicked off that program if you are still buying other stuff. There will be someone who will be able to fill us in on that.
It's also good to gather the info from the homeless guys too, should something major go down - they see things others don't, the notice oddities or strange behaviours - and even just checking up on them can yield good results. Not to mention, they can pass the person's condition onto Homeless charities/councils to try and get them off the streets and into care/back on their feet. This particular show I think was mid 00's - so things may have changed slightly.
One major difference is the British police do not have to face the reality of American officers that everyone they approach could very possibly have a gun. In the US 2023 according to the FBI approximately 466 officers assaulted and injured by firearms, with 60 officers being killed. The last time a British police officer was shot and killed in the UK was 2020, before that it was 2012, a bad year when two women police officers were killed in a gun and grenade ambush and an off duty officer was shot by an armed man he approached.
Excuse me sir, Neal is it? May I make a suggestion that you reverse your screen set up. As you are a talking head, you will still be easy to see in a smaller screen and make the footage that you are watching the biggest screen as it's difficult for us , your audience, to see the details. Thank you for considering this suggestion.
Of course this is not representative of today because today we have two tier policing and you will be imprisoned for making a tweet that the police and government do not like
Neal please react to Fire In The Booth - Drum & Bass Special bbc1xtra ft Harry shotta and top UK drum n bass kinds ty Johnny brown no 1 fan all your vids.
It is a shame that you have been taken in by this video. Prisoners are being let out of prison to make room for people who have made a tweet that the police do not like
it shouldnt be the police you are complaining about , at the end of the day they are doing their job , its the government telling them what to do , its not police letting prisoners out , people need to learn to think before opening their mouths , freedom of speech doesnt mean you can say what you want whenever you want , there are exemptions , i personally have always respected our police and think overall they try to do the best they can with the resources they get
It’s not the police letting them out, it’s this excuse of a Government. The police have a hard enough job now without this sort of comment! I speak as a retired police officer!
@@chrislofotosI would just point out that the previous government had nearly the same policy with exception being that this government state it is a temporary measure whereas the previous government had no timescale or plan to fix the problem they created.
@@joananthony6323 it all depends on how they protest , a protest should be peaceful , but its police we are talking about , put yourself in their position for a moment , you are stuck in between 2 groups of thousands of people who are all shouting hate to one another and you are dangerously under staffed , it only takes one person to turn that protest into a riot , the first people to then get hurt would be the police , the police are only doing what they are told , they are there to try and keep the peace which is hard enough to do in that situation
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I've been street homeless a few times, those soup kitchens, food parcel places and similar are genuinely life saving.
Genuine question, how you homeless and competing on YT?
sorry t hear you had to go through that, no one should have no place to go in the 6th richest country on earth
Couldn't agree more!
@@MarkIngle1959if you watched the video then you can see the people put themselves on the streets and in the police system, what you expecting 6th richest country to feed there drug habit ?
There’s drug treatment places but they have no interest in that, all they do is take the medicine and take the drugs
The UK police are trained to de-escalate situations. Plus, we have a police service whereas the US has a police force
My father is a retired police officer. He says the key to successful policing is to remember that you are a part of the community, not outside it. Their job is to protect and help everyone and the Sheffield police are doing a fantastic job.
We had a police officer that walked around the area all the timeeveryone knew him by his first name .if kids got in troubl he broughf them home to mum and dad.that was a different time .a better time.
My late father and brother, both police officers, had that special way when dealing with these tragic cases too. It takes a special person, in my opinion, to be able to connect and at times, empathise when carrying out their duties. A sense of humour is a great benefit also, I feel.
That's lovely..The main difference between American cops, and ours, is the Americans cops enforce the Law, ours uphold it..
@@margaretflounders8510no delusional cops above the law in uk its called monarch 😂😂😂😂 try learning sometime
British police will call you mate and make you a cup of tea when they arrest you. Literally. They've done it to me more than once.
Had to walk home several miles with shopping bags cause of major bus problems. Got to my house to find it surrounded by yellow tape and police cause someone call in a bomb threat. When the policewoman told me I couldn't go home, I went ballistic and told her to carry my bags herself. She was so understanding and found me somewhere to sit and told me to rest until I felt better. British police can be some of the best.
Speak to people as people and they will respond as people. Treat them as shit, and you’ll get shit.
Tough job...and often thankless...but the British police have my admiration ,respect and big Thank You
I love that these police officers speak TO the homeless, the addicts, not AT them.
In the UK, we (our police) deal with criminals differently than they do in the US. I think the relationship and how they are perceived in the UK is just different. Our police are much more approachable and naturally, they have always been seen as part of the local community. I imagine that you do get more of a local community policing in smaller towns across the US but in cities its much different.
I remember when we were in the states and had got a bit lost, we stopped at a gas station and I saw a police officer also fueling his car so I trotted over to him and said "excuse me officer" he immediately put his hand on his gun and just looked at me. I said "oh I'm trying to get to... Which way should I go ?" The response was "don't go down there " and pointed down a road it was a very different experience to interactions I had had over here
Ive been homeless and you feel unwanted by society. You feel worthless, hence some people turn to drugs, alcohol and prostitution. I was lucky, i found somewhere after a month or so, so i didn't go down those poor peoples road. I support my local homeless charity who do sterling work
I'm in north east england, under durham constabulary to be precise. I abuse alcohol and have done for many years and also am A drug user and not only do I hace zero concerns about being bothered by the police, the police are absolutely a point of help for people like me in the UK. I had to be interviewed under caution by the police but because my mental health wasn't so good the officer picked me up, drove me in the front seat, uncuffed, to the hospital and even bought me a mcdonalds on the way. If I ever commited a crime against another I'd fully expect the police to do their job and when I was younger, they di so lol, but honestly the police here, even as a drug user, I love them.
Sending love to you Neal because you’re so caring take care ❤️
We are a caring nation in the UK 😊
Most of the time at least :)
Our Prime minister isn’t
remember when we used to say 'if you want to know the time- ask a policeman' there was even a song about it :)
In the UK, an extra £25 is paid in benefits to alcoholics. This is due to it being a dangerous disease to just abstain from (doing do can result in death), so the extra money allows the recipient to buy the alcohol, reducing the need to commit crimes. Unfortunately, the homeless alcoholics don't receive benefits as a permanent address is required. Alcoholism is an awful disease and a large percentage of those affected would love to be completely "dry."
It's so sad to see people existing in such a desperate way 😞 😢
Lots of homeless people, in fact all of the street homeless people I've worked with recieve benefits. If they havent claimed yet there is support to do so.
Sometimes they need a permanent address. The doctors surgery I used to work at did that for them.
@Diovanlestat Yes. Many drug and alcohol services do the same. There is always a way thankfully.
The police in the UK operate with a concept that would make stump the hell out of American cops.
UK police treat people like PEOPLE
Pronounced " Sheffuld" to the locals ! Half an hour down the road in Chesterfield, it's very different. I live just south of Chesterfield, in a small " ex - pit " village where it's nice , quiet, and peaceful, and in general, most of the locals are normal hard working folk with morals and manners ! 👍🏴
So the street lady was fined £40 while the "client" was given a conditional discharge? How is the lady going to earn the £40? How many guesses do we need? 🤔🤔
There would be no need for prostitution if there were no men paying for sex 🤔
@@PatriciaBaker-i9qThat may be true but it’s simply not realistic that there will never be men seeking the services or women selling. There are places where this business is off the street and in legal brothels. The workers are self employed and file taxes, get regular health screening and are significantly safer than those forced to walk the streets and getting into strangers cars.
This lady is selling services for £10 and she just got a fine for £40!
From what i understand, unlike in the US prostitution it's self isn't a crime, but something to do with it being on the streets is, i heard it's complex but not something i've looked into
It's not especially complex. Basically prostitution, as in exchanging money for sex, isn't illegal. What's illegal is soliciting in public, or advertising your services.
Prostitution is legal, but you can't advertise or ask. You can make money from women who sell (Pimp) and you can't sell in a house with others. (Brothel)
So it's a legal activity, that is illegal to try to carry out safely.
@@Diovanlestat Legal loopholes created by the government so they indirectly profit from it.
Most police officers are decent people. They care about victims of crime. The best ones also care about the criminals who have lost their way or are in active addiction. I have several good friends who are police officers. They are all really good people.
Yes, you are right, it is heart-breaking. There but for the grace of God …
Our police are more relaxed because the threat of guns is out of the picture. These people are humans who are going through terrible times. It’s the dealers etc who are the real criminals. Not these people. Thank you for your reaction.
On the whole we have a very good policing in The UK. We use to have years ago Bobby on the beat. A police officer or two who was known to-the neighbourhood. Part of the community which is so important. We don’t have them anymore. We are short of officers , knife crime is a problem, generally when it comes to the homeless , people with addictions, mental health they handle them very well .
The pimp probably said to the woman. “I want the forty quid back by the night”.
Gosh this makes me so sad. The fact the lady was fined £40 and she has no money anyway, has an addiction. How is fining her going to help ? She will just have to go and work more to make the money up. It’s just so so sad
Police aren't interested in stopping it, prostitution has been around for centuries, its all about making money.
Notice that change in British law concerning the right to silence. It may be 30 years or more old now, but the new bit is: if you come up with an excuse later in court which you didn't mention when arrested that silence when being arrested can be mentioned in court and the judge or jury may decide that suggests you are lying now.
Fined 40 quid ! She'll make quadruple that in less than an hour, once she's out of the cop shop ,me duck.😂🤣
When I lived in London our church would hand out sandwiches etc, and at Christmas hand out wrapped gifts. The atmosphere between homeless and not homeless was def more respectful towards each other. The receiving a wrapped gift and getting to unwrap it brought not to the person and seeing their joy brought not to us and it just forged connection :)
I had this come up on my feed, I'm not really sure how America does housing first as I've not heard of it before, would be interested to see your game on it
most uk police are like this. However there are still some wrong ones, i say that cos i had runnings with drug squad in the 90s and they were like hooligans given a police badge.
Loved to see this as a uk resident. However should have been female officers talking to the women sex working.
Im a youth worker who does work with police sometimes , i find police generally brilliant they do work with community well , some years ago police were cut number and have taken years to rebuild trust, the uk are no means perfect but they do deescalate alot issues. And use local intelligence to help community trust, sadly a few bad police in news but on whole, police would rather less conflict then be heavy handed.
Several black men, including an ex serviceman, have died in police custody.
As well as white! What’s your point 😒
It’s so sad that people fall into these situations. None of us know whether or not something might befall us which will lead us down the same path. We need more people to help with the mental health crisis, yet my daughter has friends who have degrees in the field who can’t find jobs. It’s ludicrous when there is very obviously a need.
There are some stations that provide help, support and advice to ladies working on the streets. Her pimp probably wanted to go with her so she didn’t take any of their services! Costs him money and he could lose her! Sneaky bastards!
What exactly does a pimp offer that he thinks she owes him anything? Protection? If that guy was her pimp he couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag.Just a typical guy thinking he's owed for doing absolutly nothing.
This is how policing should be....Looking at you....USA
I have a feeling it wasn't so much a case of the guy being in love, when the woman was being arrested. I fear it may be more a case of she is the one that is going out and making the money to feed both their addictions. If she's not out working, how is he getting his fix? Unfortunately this is a common occurrence.
Also, the woman with the £40 fine, now has to give FOUR BJs to pay off the fine and do more to get enough to buy her fix. It truly is a life of slow torture. One I wouldn't wish on anybody.
There is free treatment from Doctors to try and get off H. You heard one of the soup kitchen men saying he was on Methadone. You go in to a pharmacy everyday at the same time for your little cupful and try and stay on JUST that. I don't know if you get kicked off that program if you are still buying other stuff. There will be someone who will be able to fill us in on that.
Respect is a 2 way street but then we dont carry guns as a rule over here, but we all know where to place gang violence blame
To me it doesn't make any sense to fine these ladies they'll just be back out to be able to pay the fine🤷🏼♀️.
It's also good to gather the info from the homeless guys too, should something major go down - they see things others don't, the notice oddities or strange behaviours - and even just checking up on them can yield good results. Not to mention, they can pass the person's condition onto Homeless charities/councils to try and get them off the streets and into care/back on their feet.
This particular show I think was mid 00's - so things may have changed slightly.
Do you wish in America it should be the same....I do we are all humans xx
One major difference is the British police do not have to face the reality of American officers that everyone they approach could very possibly have a gun.
In the US 2023 according to the FBI approximately 466 officers assaulted and injured by firearms, with 60 officers being killed.
The last time a British police officer was shot and killed in the UK was 2020, before that it was 2012, a bad year when two women police officers were killed in a gun and grenade ambush and an off duty officer was shot by an armed man he approached.
18:10 Talk smack, get arrested. It's a good law, be respectful.
there a lot less friendly to the drug dealers tho this is how it should be
I think those are the English police.
Of course you could bre non violent re tweeting something or on the street at the wrong time and end up in prison
This is over 20 years old. I'd be pleasantly surprised if everyone featured were still alive.
And your point is?
What has happened to Sheffielx its hone downhill so much...
Excuse me sir, Neal is it?
May I make a suggestion that you reverse your screen set up.
As you are a talking head, you will still be easy to see in a smaller screen and make the footage that you are watching the biggest screen as it's difficult for us , your audience, to see the details.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
The original video is linked in the description.
Original tv series is just a PR exercise for the police.
Real life is not the same.
Of course this is not representative of today because today we have two tier policing and you will be imprisoned for making a tweet that the police and government do not like
In London the police are very sarcastic.
I disagree. The police are usually very respectful. Depends on the situation. There's always the exception to the rule.
@@joananthony6323They've always been very polite to me. Including that one time they took me in, and after a honest talk, the police guy appologised.
@joananthony6323 in London everyone is sarcastic 😂
Neal please react to Fire In The Booth - Drum & Bass Special bbc1xtra ft Harry shotta and top UK drum n bass kinds ty Johnny brown no 1 fan all your
vids.
Lately its two tier policing real bad.
Lies
It is a shame that you have been taken in by this video. Prisoners are being let out of prison to make room for people who have made a tweet that the police do not like
it shouldnt be the police you are complaining about , at the end of the day they are doing their job , its the government telling them what to do , its not police letting prisoners out , people need to learn to think before opening their mouths , freedom of speech doesnt mean you can say what you want whenever you want , there are exemptions , i personally have always respected our police and think overall they try to do the best they can with the resources they get
It’s not the police letting them out, it’s this excuse of a Government. The police have a hard enough job now without this sort of comment! I speak as a retired police officer!
Or for protesting
@@chrislofotosI would just point out that the previous government had nearly the same policy with exception being that this government state it is a temporary measure whereas the previous government had no timescale or plan to fix the problem they created.
@@joananthony6323 it all depends on how they protest , a protest should be peaceful , but its police we are talking about , put yourself in their position for a moment , you are stuck in between 2 groups of thousands of people who are all shouting hate to one another and you are dangerously under staffed , it only takes one person to turn that protest into a riot , the first people to then get hurt would be the police , the police are only doing what they are told , they are there to try and keep the peace which is hard enough to do in that situation
They treat non violentc4iminals worse than murderers ffs 😂😂 f this bs video
Remember don't blindly follow anything online 👍🏻 aka don't be a zombie
Wow how sad that you would sell your body for just £10 ❤️🩹 why does she get fined n he gets a caution 😮