I am a care assistant and I’m expected to be absolutely professional and quite right too but it seems if you are a police officer it’s a license to abuse the public with no consequences
I think a lot of them join the police for that very reason. They hate the world and their revenge is to assault others, knowing that there will be no consequences.
She was out of control, charging around like a yappy dog spraying people seemingly at random. There is a reason police normally form a line and stick together in these situations, as the other officers did, it keeps them safe and they don't get isolated.
The main point to me. Is that she "appears" to rush past officers who are currently dealing with the situation who do NOT feel the need to deploy PARVA spray. She draws her spray before speaking to any individual. And, having once used it then appears to be advancing down the street "Hunting" for fresh targets. As an ex prison officer, who has been involved in incidents far more violent than this one appears to be, I feel she seems to be a loose cannon.
I'm only 4 minutes in and with the second spray she's the only police officer taking any action against people who are not physically aggressive. She's cooked.
You are right, she is going for easy targets from a distance(pepper spray would lose its effectiveness)and pulling along some back up in her wake, all the time looking busy and that she is to the forefront, in reality she could of caused the situation to flare up uncontrollably....🙄
This is what you get when you empower narcissistic psychopathic bullies. She ran into the situation while drawing the spray, a clear indication she intended to use it even if it wasnt needed. She is on a power trip. This is the last sort of person to put in any position of power or authority.
I was under the impression officers had some training in de-escalating situations. Personally, I would call charging at people who are being no threat at all & spraying police issue pepper spray into their face is somewhat incendiary. Little wonder she ran back behind the line when she used the whole can! She should be prosecuted for this. Police brutality in practice.
Daniel it appears that she was the only officer using the spray and as you point out she comes roaring in from the sidelines. She is clearly not in control of her emotions which for a trained law enforcement officer is not acceptable. As a LEO she has a responsibility to act in a manner in which she was trained for. In my humble opinion she needs to be fired for her actions. She agitated the situation and it could have turned ugly with obvious consequences.
She needs to be prosecuted. If you want to stop Officers of the Law behaving like this - let them know it is criminal and they will become criminally convicted for it.
She needs to face prison for her actions. What she did was not only abuse of her powers, but criminal assault. People have gone to prison for far less. She should not be given a pass because she ticks special boxes on forms and because she's a pig.
She is what is commonly called a loose cannon. She was out of control and could have caused the victims and their friends to retaliate. She is a danger to other officers and the public.
@@Caesar-3el Agreed, now I don't have an overall hatred of the police, but the bad ones give me a huge distrust in them. And it's evident that even senior officers are just as bad.
That WPC, known colloquially as Lesbian nana, is completely deranged. West Yorkshire police will have to cough up a fortune in compensation when her victims sue them.
Luckily I don’t think she would pass a psychological evaluation to do so. Her documented trigger happy history will also prevent her from ever getting near a firearm
Doubtful she'll be sacked, primarily due to her looking like someone's 'Lesbian Nan'. She's a loose canon for sure. The type who bounces into a situation, guns blazing, getting everyone else all fired up over nothing, and before you know it, she's stood back at the station saying, "I really don't know what happened? Everything just kicked off!" She's not only a danger to the public, but to other Officers also. She is utterly out of control.
In my opinion this officer is suffering from mental health problems. She shouldn't be expected to work on the streets as a police officer. She is going to get someone (maybe herself) seriously injured. I'm surprised after the 'abuse of the autistic female' that she is still working. Makes me wonder how many more times she has not been able to control herself.
Aw poor little lethbianth cop has a idy biddy mental helf pwoblem... Do you think she would behave like that if she wasn't a copper? No chance - she'd loose her jaw as soon as she went up against any male above the age of 12. The problem is she is not suited to be a Police Officer on the grounds she is a munt. She is abusing her position as a Police Officer in a way that is criminal and in a way that she wouldn't where she not a Police Officer. She should not only be sacked but also prosecuted.
tbh as an autistic man myself that autistc woman should had more control prob is i live in a special sheltered housing block for disabled and although ive been to work all my life and at 57 find myself disability retired which was bs i have hobbies etc i knoe disabled who grown up in care not wanting any responsibility even money and dont know how to talk to people
@@BonusHole "Do you think she would behave like that if she wasn't a copper?" Judging by the barely human things in the video I'd said yes, if she's from Rothwell the chances are she's going to be as diseased as the rest clearly are....
I was a police officer and was trained in the use of pepper spray when they were first issued to police and this was DEFINITELY NOT how you use them. No consideration for her colleagues due to wind direction and she was NOT in personal danger from what I could see. She appeared to be totally out of control. She looked like she was actually chasing after people with it!! Improperly dressed again with no hats so not in full uniform. Another disgraceful performance . But the bottom line is this was assault and it should be dealt with as such.
Not wearing her whilst scruffy is not an issue, they aren't improperly dressed as they are clearly identifiable as Police constables. She is out of control though
@@greatgalar5772 No, they are all improperly dressed, and yes it is an issue because from a distance without reading what is written on the back of their jackets it is impossible to tell who they are. These days there are so many officials (and I use that term very loosely), who could be confused with a police officer?. Let me take an example. If one of those officers attending this incident were to see a vehicle which required stopping whilst being driven on a road and the driver failed to stop there would be no offence because they were NOT in full uniform. Not only that the officer would have no power to even attempt to stop the vehicle. Uniform MEANS full uniform, no ifs - no buts. I know what I am talking about but obviously you don't. That said, there are many incidents which could arise from the fact that an officer was not wearing a cap or helmet which could scupper cases at court due to incorrect dress where identification was at issue. I think I said earlier that if I were driving in my vehicle and a guy wearing a high viz jacket tried to stop me I would drive on and state my case in court. I would win.
@@ts757arse Aggravated assault is still assault no matter what the level is. As I said, it is assault by the officer because the act was illegal in my view. Any officer attending a scene will make their own judgement as to the current situation, but as we can see by the video, no officer was in danger and neither was she. I could clearly see she was chasing by standers and spaying them and that was inappropriate. Any decision as to the level of assault will always be determined by the court or by the internal Policing Professional Standards.
She's definitely on a power trip. One thing to note though is that police sometimes deescalate by over escalating. It's actually a very effective tactic. Indeed it pretty well worked here.
(1) It has yet to be decided if this is an abuse of power (2) This video at no point said this was excessive or unreasonable or unnecessary (3) We do not know what was leading up to the 30 or so second clip here, the crowd could have been violent, multiple people participating in violent disorder, one could have an honestly held belief or be put in fear of immediate violence requiring as much force as is reasonable and necessary to remove the threat and prevent crime. You don't know that and neither do we. (4) I bet you haven't done a single day's policing in your life, nor have you dealt with a public order situation before where anyone at any point could pull out a knife, petrol bomb, throw a punch, a brick etc... (5) Nobody was permanently injured here. It is most certainly de-escalating. It's bringing order to chaos where there's a crowd out of control and you need them to disperse. End of. So let's wait for the outcome of the investigation before we start calling for the ruining of someone's life for a few seconds of spicy water in someone's eye who are clearly loitering around a dangerous and hectic scene, potentially obstructing a constable in their lawful duties and committing public order offences.
@@XA-12-zr6gc Behave yourself. That word salad you just typed about "we don't know" in the same breath as telling someone else what you bet they haven't done. Who do you think you are mystic meg? She pepper sprayed people that were standing watching ITS IN THE VIDEO.
Because UK struggles to keep coppers. Actually, a couple of countries in the EU as well having a low police force, because of the working conditions. So, because of the low numbers, now in some areas cops getting away with a warning and that's it - and psychos like that going to exploit it.
You can bet good money that out of control psycho wouldn't dare act all "tough" if she didn't have her uniform to hide behind, like a true coward. This is pure misfeasance in public office - "when a public official, public servant or public body knowingly and willingly acts to cause loss or harm to a third party."
She's also armed in a way a that would get any of us locked up for a good while - as are all British Police. She must be prosecuted or more of her behaviour will manifest in the Police who by the way now protect jihadis waving Al Quaeda flags whilst warning those waving Union Jacks not to be racist.
Just what I thought. Its like she walks in thinking look at these wimps and tries to take over the situation. The male officers can't say anything as they know she'll report them for hate crime or some other. Ridiculous situation.
Something that you didn't mention about the first guy she sprayed is the fact that she was moving towards him in an aggressive manner and he was stepping back the whole time.
@@LucywonderhuntEr no, watch it again. She runs in from the pavement into the crowd with pava spray ready, she then sprays the first guy THEN she starts shouting get back. After the first discharge of pava.
I believe the telling point is that no other officer in attendance felt the need to act in such a manner and that her actions clearly inflamed the situation
If you look closely at least one other officer has his baton drawn, so there was a perception of danger from this crowd. PAVA can be used offensively and spraying left and right is an authorised tactic to deal with a threatening gathering. The question is was it a reasonable use of force?
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
It's actually a Grade 5 Firearm and she is being investigated for her use of PAVA in this situation. Only being in possession of what is in the public domain, the powers that be will have the final say.
It’s NOT “CS Spray” that’s a completely different thing. The spray she is using is called PAVA (or “pepper spray”) and in many situations is actually worse for you than CS!
She should be fired, what an absolute disgrace. At the end of the day it's a public place, also people are entitled to be there and also entitled to film as 'Photography is NOT a Crime'.
Unfortunately this is what happens when you don't recruit on the old principles. Even up to 30 years ago the police were made up of people who looked intimidating but didn't act that way. Like certain other jobs it seems to have attracted a lot of insecure people who join to wear the uniform and have leverage over others in the only way they can. It just shows that turning it into an education based job does not work. You can't replace common sense with education.
Nothing wrong with education. Education and common sense can work side by side. The issue for me is your other point "it seems to have attracted a lot of insecure people who join to wear the uniform and have leverage over others in the only way they can" she seems to me to have no confidence whatsoever
What really annoys me is that none of her 'colleagues' tried to calm her down! It's as if they all thought "Eff that, I'm not getting involved! I might get a faceful myself!"
Insecure people: there was a special constable who patrolled in Bromley (Kent) High Street in the 70's. He was short, hunched and he swaggered. Notably, he carried a 15" long metal torch in his right hand.....even though the environment was fully lit! The torch was clearly his weapon of choice. Much sniggering as he approached.
Exactly so. One of the reasons that police helmets were tall and pointed was to make a 6' 0" guy look like he was a 6' 5" monster. Sheer physical presence was enough to diffuse many situations. One look from an old school bobby was sufficient to command respect. Now that the police hire slight 5' 5" women they have to compensate for their lack of size one way or another. Some, like this officer, choose excessive aggression and the result is an increasing lack of respect for the police.
All I can say is, thank goodness she wasn’t in possession of a police issued fire arm, she clearly lost control. She was a clear and present danger to the public.
There was an incident in New South Wales (Australia) some years ago when a Policewoman shot a man dead after he began to stab himself. She shouted Taser,Taser,Taser but pulled her pistol out and shot him. That could be seen as accidental but she then used her position to intimidate the paramedics who were present, demanding that they support her claim that he had tried to stab her. To their credit they refused and the matter was investigated with the outcome that her superiors ruled that she had done nothing unlawful or unprofessional.
Good point....years back I would of trusted the police to carry but now absolutely no chance....this new breed is a box ticking excersize straight from university/collage.
@@johnvienta7622 Well, after the C19 lockdowns, for me Australia is not interesting enough. NZ and AUS introducing basically concentration camps, and if I remember right, was there not a case that an old women who refused to get the vaccine was teasered and thrown into a police car?
And West Yorkshire Police will stand by her, as the management are weak, bending the knee to Diversity and Transgenda/Lesbian department within! Absolute madness!
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
i heard about the memes thing. people seriously getting that sensitive even over possible dark humour jokes key word jokes here, is astounding to me. what happened to 10 years ago where people would take the verbal abuse and jokes on the chin and think nothing of it.
"'Ello 'ello 'ello, do you have a loicense for that dangerous weapon, sir?" "What dangerous weapon?" "Are you aware that under subsection B of the weapons and firearms act of 1974, posting obscene comments with dark humour is classed as a sharp edged blade sir? You can't be engaging in sharp edgy humour, you're nicked son." *goes riot mode with baton on 70 year old man for shitposting banter on Facebook*
The fact that she not under attack and no other officer has drawn their pava tells you all u need to know, it’s not lynx. She is a liability it’s a matter of time before she creates a situation that her force can’t back out of
From imaginary hate crimes to pepper spraying bystanders and observers at a non-violent gathering in the street. Once again, Lesbian Nana is showing how those hired for their diversity (gender/sexuality) fall short of those hired for their abilities.
Yep those that tick special boxes on forms too many times show they're not stable enough to even be out in public on their own never mind given access to PAVA spray and Tazers.
She ran in indiscriminately spraying and running forward to people screaming get back, when they were just standing, not approaching her. She would be a loose canon with a gun, literally. This person should not be in the police as obviously cannot control herself, and appears on some sort of power kick.
She is loving the power . I have worked in mental health care for decades . I have had to de-escalate situations numerous times , so many times . She is tripping on the power . Disgusting . Just to clarify , incase my original post seems misleading ( old lady on a Computer 😅 ) , I am not suggesting that this so-called female officer has a mental health issue and that can excuse her dreadful behaviour . I was explaining that I often had to de-escalate situations at work involving patients with mental health issues . Sorry for the rambling
As teen at school I worked weekends at a mental hospital. A number of the nurses were psychopaths, they abused their power terribly. This officer appears to be completely out of control. She appears to act in a different way to her colleagues who are calm. She could have created a much more serious situation by her actions.
You can imagine what her colleagues say. Bet that isn’t the first time she charges into a crowd with over the top aggression and forces them to follow her in.
She’s in the wrong job, her behaviour previously now this suggests she’s frightened in confrontational situations and as a consequence goes into an irrational fight mode to overcome her fear. If she’s not sacked, one day she will either be seriously assaulted, or more likely the officers with her will get seriously assaulted.
The Greeks coined the word "hysteria", derived from their word for "womb". Hysteria was regarded as an exclusively female emotion. Observe the male officers. They're anxious but controlled. This cop who resembles a kid's nana is unfit for high-stress events.
Her actions to me indicate that she has a problem with men. She only targeted men and I think in each of three incidents it was unjustified but she didn't attack the two woman standing closer to her than the men. This woman needs to be be let go as she can't be trusted to serve the public.
If you notice, she picks on non-agressive people. She is angry she's trying to prove she's just one of the boys. She wasn't being threatened she's threatening. Why would you have people like this on the force.......just goes to show it was better years ago when a great deal were ex military no just out of school with very few life skills.
This is what happens when you eliminate physical requirements to serve in the Police....she knows she cannot deal with a physical threat once it has happened so uses disproportionate force.
The police have descended into an unfit,shoddy shambles, since, height, fitness, and physical, plus mental suitably ,was abandoned, to allow for so called recruitment diversity, now reap the consequences.
I worked in law enforcement for 25 years, the use of gas pepper or Cs could not be used in a building due to air-conditioning, it was to be sprayed on a person's chest area not in the face also we had to have access to water so the person sprayed could have the residue washed from their eyes. What I witnessed was over the top she had no need to do what she did, she would have been better to use her best weapon, her tongue
This is the second time that this officer has over reacted, spraying someone in the face for filming and just standing there, I'm so relieved she didn't spray a child.
We didn’t see on film but we heard someone say did you see what she did to her, as we see a young girl and n pajamas running away. I believe she DID spray a child out of shot.
(1) It has yet to be decided if this is an abuse of power (2) This video at no point said this was excessive or unreasonable or unnecessary (3) We do not know what was leading up to the 30 or so second clip here, the crowd could have been violent, multiple people participating in violent disorder, one could have an honestly held belief or be put in fear of immediate violence requiring as much force as is reasonable and necessary to remove the threat and prevent crime. You don't know that and neither do we. (4) I bet you haven't done a single day's policing in your life, nor have you dealt with a public order situation before where anyone at any point could pull out a knife, petrol bomb, throw a punch, a brick etc... So let's wait for the outcome of the investigation before we start calling for the ruining of someone's life for a few seconds of spicy water in someone's eye who are clearly loitering around a dangerous and hectic scene, potentially obstructing a constable in their lawful duties and committing public order offences.
You know policing in this country is in trouble when they allow (and try to justify) open support for terrorists on the streets but leap around pepper spraying bystanders watching a scuffle.
The police do what is easy, not what is right. They are weak people with something to prove and an agenda to push. But that's what you get when the police hire straight out of university with seemingly no standards except race, gender, and sexuality quotes.
Your assessment is laughable. Bystanders?..they were in the middle of it until the extra officers arrived. I'd hate to live in your street if you think that all this behaviour is somehow acceptable.
@@kt5661 Your assessment is laughable. Nowhere in the video does it show the people sprayed were 'in the middle of it' and causing any trouble. Lesbian nana came late to the party but revved up with no knowledge of what was really going on and just launched at anyone and everyone spraying recklessly.
@@kt5661 Bystander; a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part - watch the video and listen to the analysis. Your grasp of language is laughable as is your attempt to avoid the issue of our police ignoring open antisemitism because they are afraid of backlash.
Quite frankly I would have to sit down and recover from shock if her superiors bothered to do anything about her disgusting behaviour. She appears to be an immature, badly behaved young woman who has little self esteem and no idea how to handle herself, the public or stressful situations. She needs retraining.
She is a danger to herself, the public and other officers. I wonder where the supervisors are. Why didn't any of the other officers back her up or even try to stop her 🤔
Agreed- her unreasonable and disproportionate action is more likely to create more tension. There again, I've seen riot squad with their numbers covered with gaffa tape punching a girl at a protest (the girl was no threat but swore at one of them).
You ask an interesting question. As all of the other officers appear to be ready for trouble, but are keeping themselves in calm postures, probably in an effort to deescalate the situation, and while they must have been fully aware of the actions of the officer in question, why didn't they back her up or try to stop her? My guess is that they feel she's in the wrong. If they back her up, they could make the situation worse, and endanger their own careers. If they try to stop her in full view of the public, who are known to be filming the incident, they risk undermining the authority of all police officers, which, rightly or wrongly, is extremely important for the safety of everyone involved, the officers and the public, once an incident has begun. So, if I had to guess, they are quietly letting her destroy her own career because they want to be rid of her.
She didn’t just discharge her CS spray, she emptied it, running around, spraying everyone, while her colleagues were calm, She was the only one acting like this, she was escalating the whole situation..
Yep. Just imagine you’ve been partnered up with this angry lesbian on a Saturday night patrol. She’d spray a vicar on a Sunday church service if she objected to their sermon. She has serious anger management issues and should not be anywhere near a uniform.
She clearly rushed towards the small crowd indiscriminately spraying people who don’t seem to acting in a threatening manner. This needs an investigation.
It is under investigation, he said at the beginning 🙏 thankfully too, as she's clearly unhinged....that was a pure attack on innocent people, absolutely disgusting....no doubt she'll get away with though for being a diversity hire
She is only one of the perfect examples of why the general public doesn't trust, like, or respect the police. The police have a long way to go to even start changing the situation.
@@kw12784 Ahh, I suppose it was only a matter of time before someone was deluded enough to suggest that "It's only a few Bad Apples". Based on that principle, I must have been unlucky enough to have met all of the Bad Apples in my local force. May the Police never happen to you.
She is extremely lucky they were just non aggressive people. If this crowd of people were genuinely aggressive this situation could have turned extremely bad for her and her colleagues
True. If the crowd was aggressive but not yet violent, then the spray could have been a tipping point to them rioting and actually committing crimes they otherwise wouldn’t have. There are uses for PAVA. And there are time I would say the police could justify use of it even if they didn’t use it in those incidents. To me, with what’s shown in the video, this was assault with a firearm by the officer (PAVA is restricted under the firearms act).
Clearly, she is out of control pepper spray should not be used at less than 3 feet, she was about 17" away maybe less for the guy with the phone. Thank god the police in Britain are mostly unarmed, or this could have been a massacre. She should not be out on the street dealing with the public.
I moved from the UK to an actual authoritarian nation and I have ALOT more freedom of speech here than I ever did in that cold wet horrible crime ridden broken nation
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
@@marieannwalsh662 Marieann, if the altercation had been less rowdy the police would not have been called. And the number of police and type of vehicles used indicate they were to quell a rowdy, possibly getting out of hand, situation. The vid doesn't show the entire story!
I was just thinking about this tyrant earlier this week. I can’t believe that she got away with treating the autistic child in the way she did. She’s an absolute piece of work. You mention that Police have been criticised recently for failing to act when confronted with large crowds calling for jihad or inciting racial hatred. I didn’t see a single Palestinian flag or mob celebrating rape and murder in Israel.. maybe that’s what the people who were attacked by this thug did wrong… they made the mistake of not being terrorists and of being white. Disgusting double standards of the Police on show once again. A certain minority treated with kid gloves, whilst the police kick Brits.
I’m no lawyer but I’ll make a decision and I will say she should not be anywhere near a police force let alone in one! You can tell she’s not there for serving the people. She joined the force to further her cause.
Here's a question... if someone had punched her and injured her after being pepper sprayed for no reason. Would that be justified self defense or would they end up in prison?
Youre barely allowed to defend yourself against other civilians, let alone the police. They would 100 percent get convicted of probably multiple offenses lol.
One can use reasonable force to restrain someone. Retaliation is considered assault. With retaliation comes pre meditation, which will get you into court. Never ever say you retaliated to an attack, always say you were trying to restrain them. As a young man who got into fights, I learnt the difference the hard way.
I believe if you could prove that you believed that the officer was acting outside of the law an felt you were in danger, you could argue self defense and it would be up to the jury to decide. It would be an uphill battle though.
How did she get through the aptitude test? She seems to get intimidated, offended or threatened by even the most humdrum of public social interactions...She's a danger to herself and everyone around her and needs to be fired or given a desk job well away from the rest of us
She seems incapable of dealing with the public without resorting to force or spurious arrest. None of her colleagues seemed to be reaching for their pepper spray, but its the first thing she does as soon as she arrives.
@@SuperDougstar Nope, You are gonna get bad apples wherever you go, Can't hate the entire force for the actions of a few people. At the end of the day, The police are the people keeping YOU and many other people safe
The West Yorkshire PD are certainly not keeping anyone safe in their county from what I heard. Even though i'm in the US I know about this, because I watch Paul Joseph Watson.
She’s a disgrace. Authority has gone to her head. Shes so aggressive and needs to be taken off the streets. I do feel for the police but having people like her in the police department is definitely not what is needed. She looks crazed. She does need to be prosecuted and removed asap.
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
@@chrisreynolds3351 de- escalated. No she didn’t. She escalated it. Some poor bloke was just stood there and she rushed and sprays him. She’s so unstable she shouldn’t be working with the public.
The fact that she is the only officer that appears to be reacting with that level of force leads to to believe she was overly aggressive. The fact this is the second time in such a short period of time she seems to have over reacted leads me to believe she doesn't have the temperament or character to be a serving officer as she seems to react in an excessive manner emotionally with little to no provocation, this is very similar to how she over reacted to being compared by an autistic teenager to the teenagers grandmother.
She also only fires at men. At 3:52, she turns from spraying the first male, turns leftward and sees the Lesbian(s) and draws her weapon back and bypasses them, then seeing another male much further away than the Lesbian(s) were, she jumps from the road, runs at him and fires the spray at his face. Why did she not fire on the Lesbian(s)???.
She'd decided she was going to spray people from the moment she ran into the scene. For her the opportunity of wielding her police authority was just too good to miss. On the audio of the incident people can be heard saying "what are you doing you muppet". There's no place for police officers on a power trip
I am a care assistant and I’m expected to be absolutely professional and quite right too but it seems if you are a police officer it’s a license to abuse the public with no consequences
It's traditional. Allegedly!
"but it seems if you are a member of the public it’s a license to abuse the police with no consequences"
@@colinpotter7764- if they can’t stand the heat they need to get out of the kitchen.
@@colinpotter7764 tbf, they do invite it. They do provoke it. Allegedly.
I think a lot of them join the police for that very reason. They hate the world and their revenge is to assault others, knowing that there will be no consequences.
She was out of control, charging around like a yappy dog spraying people seemingly at random.
There is a reason police normally form a line and stick together in these situations, as the other officers did, it keeps them safe and they don't get isolated.
She CLEARLY does not have the disposition to be a Police Officer.
She broke up the crowd quickly and effectively from what I could see. Parts of Leeds are as rough as f*ck so I don't blame her.
Careful calling her "She" 😂 she will be putting a claim in herself.
Best bit is how the other officers all act nonchalant towards her as if it's normal behaviour.
Yup, she clearly rushed in there to indulge in her own power abuse trip.
The main point to me. Is that she "appears" to rush past officers who are currently dealing with the situation who do NOT feel the need to deploy PARVA spray. She draws her spray before speaking to any individual. And, having once used it then appears to be advancing down the street "Hunting" for fresh targets. As an ex prison officer, who has been involved in incidents far more violent than this one appears to be, I feel she seems to be a loose cannon.
Yeah she just brushed the officers on scene aside. Without finding out who’s doing what, continuing to pepper spray bystanders!!
Well said
Well observed, I can’t see her colleagues being too happy with her either.
Dealing with the situation? They create "the situation". They give the public standing around, something to push against.
and what is the nunber 1 most important thing an officer has to have, control. she lost it. to me that means she is clearly not fit for the job.
I'm only 4 minutes in and with the second spray she's the only police officer taking any action against people who are not physically aggressive. She's cooked.
Who needs terminator when you have lesbanator
You are right, she is going for easy targets from a distance(pepper spray would lose its effectiveness)and pulling along some back up in her wake, all the time looking busy and that she is to the forefront, in reality she could of caused the situation to flare up uncontrollably....🙄
@@nickcoppard5335 I'm not laughing at that honestly.
This is what you get when you empower narcissistic psychopathic bullies. She ran into the situation while drawing the spray, a clear indication she intended to use it even if it wasnt needed. She is on a power trip. This is the last sort of person to put in any position of power or authority.
I was under the impression officers had some training in de-escalating situations. Personally, I would call charging at people who are being no threat at all & spraying police issue pepper spray into their face is somewhat incendiary. Little wonder she ran back behind the line when she used the whole can! She should be prosecuted for this. Police brutality in practice.
I agree, I think she committed assault
I am yet to see woman deescalating anything apart from my will to live..
@@DJRockford83 Aggrivated assault. Used a weapon.
@@mozebyciowy nice one.
Technically a firearm (due to weird definitions of firearms in law)
Daniel it appears that she was the only officer using the spray and as you point out she comes roaring in from the sidelines. She is clearly not in control of her emotions which for a trained law enforcement officer is not acceptable. As a LEO she has a responsibility to act in a manner in which she was trained for. In my humble opinion she needs to be fired for her actions.
She agitated the situation and it could have turned ugly with obvious consequences.
She needs to be prosecuted. If you want to stop Officers of the Law behaving like this - let them know it is criminal and they will become criminally convicted for it.
As a protected / privileged class:
Gay, Wamen
She has no accountability or responsibility
She needs to face prison for her actions. What she did was not only abuse of her powers, but criminal assault. People have gone to prison for far less. She should not be given a pass because she ticks special boxes on forms and because she's a pig.
She or whatever pronoun is being used will be fine, identifying as a hooligan that day.
@@dennisrounds1996add "police officer" to your list as well bud
She is out of control. She was running toward people to spray them. She needs to be fired. ASAP 🤬
She has zero control of her self. Power, power, power. She needs to be sacked asap.
So many like this sadly.
Should of been sacked after the young girl she went mental at
Absolutely 💯.
and is a hyper emotional woke sjw , not the kind of persona fit for the police or any job 😂
What will Emily Bradshaw do, if she's sacked? Are McDonalds recruiting? "Would you like pepper spray with that, sir"?
She is a danger to society and whoever put her back on the streets needs to be investigated also
She is what is commonly called a loose cannon. She was out of control and could have caused the victims and their friends to retaliate. She is a danger to other officers and the public.
Yeah I recon if the other officers retrained her they would have won over the crowd also.
i am not defending her (in fact i think she should be sued) but there is no victims in that group
@@kiba775237 Your assumption is puerile.
@@pooooornopigeon I know this area very well. Its not an assumption. Also when you make a comment don't give your own one a thumbs up thats cringe af
I'd say the idiot Chief Constable is a loose cannon. A fish always rots from the head.
This woman is clearly unsuited to the job, she looks scared by the situation and out of control.
She's clearly temperamentally unsuited for the job. She seems to be wound up tighter than a snare drum.
Best she gets "promoted" to a position where she cannot come into contact with the public. I'm a retired area car driver and foot patrol officer....
She's tighter than a ducks arse mate.
She is obviously off her rocker.
She needs sacking.
I’m just glad she doesn’t carry a gun.
Don't know why, but she reminds me of Lord Simmerson from Sharpe.
interesting if she ever makes the armed response police
She doesn't need investigating, she needs sacking and taken to court for assault
I've seen comments saying she quit. Let's hope they follow through and prosecute her but I doubt it.
The disconnect between these tyrants and the public is terminal.
The investigation should be into the other officer who admitted witnessing at least one assault but failed to act.
@@Caesar-3el Agreed, now I don't have an overall hatred of the police, but the bad ones give me a huge distrust in them. And it's evident that even senior officers are just as bad.
That WPC, known colloquially as Lesbian nana, is completely deranged. West Yorkshire police will have to cough up a fortune in compensation when her victims sue them.
Sadly, the force pays rather than the officer themselves
@@joelhall5124 There insured but if she carries on like this the premiums will certainly go up.
I hope they do sue them
@@joelhall5124. Even sadder is the fact that tax payers ultimately bear the cost. She should be personally sued by her victims.
@@joelhall5124the force does not pay. We do. That is why we are called Tax Payers.
I do hope that she never becomes a firearms officer! 😮
Luckily I don’t think she would pass a psychological evaluation to do so. Her documented trigger happy history will also prevent her from ever getting near a firearm
Doubtful she'll be sacked, primarily due to her looking like someone's 'Lesbian Nan'. She's a loose canon for sure. The type who bounces into a situation, guns blazing, getting everyone else all fired up over nothing, and before you know it, she's stood back at the station saying, "I really don't know what happened? Everything just kicked off!" She's not only a danger to the public, but to other Officers also. She is utterly out of control.
Well stated.
In my opinion this officer is suffering from mental health problems. She shouldn't be expected to work on the streets as a police officer. She is going to get someone (maybe herself) seriously injured. I'm surprised after the 'abuse of the autistic female' that she is still working. Makes me wonder how many more times she has not been able to control herself.
Good job your opinion is worthless.
Aw poor little lethbianth cop has a idy biddy mental helf pwoblem...
Do you think she would behave like that if she wasn't a copper?
No chance - she'd loose her jaw as soon as she went up against any male above the age of 12.
The problem is she is not suited to be a Police Officer on the grounds she is a munt.
She is abusing her position as a Police Officer in a way that is criminal and in a way that she wouldn't where she not a Police Officer.
She should not only be sacked but also prosecuted.
tbh as an autistic man myself that autistc woman should had more control prob is i live in a special sheltered housing block for disabled and although ive been to work all my life and at 57 find myself disability retired which was bs i have hobbies etc i knoe disabled who grown up in care not wanting any responsibility even money and dont know how to talk to people
@@BonusHole "Do you think she would behave like that if she wasn't a copper?" Judging by the barely human things in the video I'd said yes, if she's from Rothwell the chances are she's going to be as diseased as the rest clearly are....
Police have been getting away with crimes themselves since forever.
Being a female (techically) means she is even less likely to be held accountable.
I was a police officer and was trained in the use of pepper spray when they were first issued to police and this was DEFINITELY NOT how you use them. No consideration for her colleagues due to wind direction and she was NOT in personal danger from what I could see. She appeared to be totally out of control. She looked like she was actually chasing after people with it!! Improperly dressed again with no hats so not in full uniform. Another disgraceful performance . But the bottom line is this was assault and it should be dealt with as such.
Not wearing her whilst scruffy is not an issue, they aren't improperly dressed as they are clearly identifiable as Police constables.
She is out of control though
She is a lesbian woman - she is immune to disciplinary action!
@@greatgalar5772 No, they are all improperly dressed, and yes it is an issue because from a distance without reading what is written on the back of their jackets it is impossible to tell who they are. These days there are so many officials (and I use that term very loosely), who could be confused with a police officer?. Let me take an example. If one of those officers attending this incident were to see a vehicle which required stopping whilst being driven on a road and the driver failed to stop there would be no offence because they were NOT in full uniform. Not only that the officer would have no power to even attempt to stop the vehicle. Uniform MEANS full uniform, no ifs - no buts. I know what I am talking about but obviously you don't. That said, there are many incidents which could arise from the fact that an officer was not wearing a cap or helmet which could scupper cases at court due to incorrect dress where identification was at issue. I think I said earlier that if I were driving in my vehicle and a guy wearing a high viz jacket tried to stop me I would drive on and state my case in court. I would win.
@@ts757arse Aggravated assault is still assault no matter what the level is. As I said, it is assault by the officer because the act was illegal in my view. Any officer attending a scene will make their own judgement as to the current situation, but as we can see by the video, no officer was in danger and neither was she. I could clearly see she was chasing by standers and spaying them and that was inappropriate. Any decision as to the level of assault will always be determined by the court or by the internal Policing Professional Standards.
@@scaryfakevirus my 27yrs in the Police all of it in Uniform tell me different.
She tries to be tough but is fearful that she is inadequate.
This is not de-escalation, this is a power trip. Not a good look for the police, and she needs to face consequences.
She's definitely on a power trip.
One thing to note though is that police sometimes deescalate by over escalating.
It's actually a very effective tactic. Indeed it pretty well worked here.
@@HouseholdDogShe pepper sprayed innocent bystanders.
People like you are the problem.
(1) It has yet to be decided if this is an abuse of power
(2) This video at no point said this was excessive or unreasonable or unnecessary
(3) We do not know what was leading up to the 30 or so second clip here, the crowd could have been violent, multiple people participating in violent disorder, one could have an honestly held belief or be put in fear of immediate violence requiring as much force as is reasonable and necessary to remove the threat and prevent crime. You don't know that and neither do we.
(4) I bet you haven't done a single day's policing in your life, nor have you dealt with a public order situation before where anyone at any point could pull out a knife, petrol bomb, throw a punch, a brick etc...
(5) Nobody was permanently injured here. It is most certainly de-escalating. It's bringing order to chaos where there's a crowd out of control and you need them to disperse. End of.
So let's wait for the outcome of the investigation before we start calling for the ruining of someone's life for a few seconds of spicy water in someone's eye who are clearly loitering around a dangerous and hectic scene, potentially obstructing a constable in their lawful duties and committing public order offences.
@@XA-12-zr6gc Behave yourself. That word salad you just typed about "we don't know" in the same breath as telling someone else what you bet they haven't done. Who do you think you are mystic meg? She pepper sprayed people that were standing watching ITS IN THE VIDEO.
@@TheJpf79 Nah tell you what, I don't bet you haven't done a single days policing in your life, I know so.
This behavior is precisely why people distrust police. Bullies with power.
No doubt she'll be investigated by the police and her actions will be justified somehow. How she is still in a job at this point is ridiculous.
Because UK struggles to keep coppers.
Actually, a couple of countries in the EU as well having a low police force, because of the working conditions.
So, because of the low numbers, now in some areas cops getting away with a warning and that's it - and psychos like that going to exploit it.
She is completely out of control she is making the situation worse, she is acting like a complete psycho.
You can bet good money that out of control psycho wouldn't dare act all "tough" if she didn't have her uniform to hide behind, like a true coward.
This is pure misfeasance in public office - "when a public official, public servant or public body knowingly and willingly acts to cause loss or harm to a third party."
She's also armed in a way a that would get any of us locked up for a good while - as are all British Police.
She must be prosecuted or more of her behaviour will manifest in the Police who by the way now protect jihadis waving Al Quaeda flags whilst warning those waving Union Jacks not to be racist.
And because she had a bunch of bloke officers behind her.
All these POLICEWOMAN are absolutely USELESS ,notice all of them everywhere they turn up are usually accompanied by 4 or 5 male thugs 🐖💩
She is clearly driven by fear and a lack of situational awareness.
I doubt she won't act as "tough" when there's football fans about or on a early Sunday morning when the nightclubs empties.
She felt emboldened by the large number of officers attending so she wanted everyone to see how brave she was in a crisis.
Must admit that I thought that.
Things not out of control, she barges in, spraying people offering no threat. What a fucking hero!
Exactly ME ME ME ME ME , then runs back to her colleagues, who are thinking " thanks for that you Tw%t !
The designated agitator "proving her worth" to the big guys of the gang.
I think she should be considered for transfer to an armed section. Lesbian nana has proven her worth.
Just what I thought. Its like she walks in thinking look at these wimps and tries to take over the situation. The male officers can't say anything as they know she'll report them for hate crime or some other. Ridiculous situation.
Something that you didn't mention about the first guy she sprayed is the fact that she was moving towards him in an aggressive manner and he was stepping back the whole time.
My thoughts exactly
Your insight and appraisal of the video was very balanced and nuanced. Excellent content. Subscribed.
She is not de-escalating, not holding the crowd back, she is actively attacking the crowd.
Excellent comment🎯
It looks like she is the problem not the solution.
She did the same with the autistic girl. She took this job to bully . She thinks her uniform gives her cart Blanche to do whatever the heck she wants.
They had said get back over and over . They didn’t .
@@LucywonderhuntEr no, watch it again.
She runs in from the pavement into the crowd with pava spray ready, she then sprays the first guy THEN she starts shouting get back.
After the first discharge of pava.
I believe the telling point is that no other officer in attendance felt the need to act in such a manner and that her actions clearly inflamed the situation
Good point. I feel sorry for the colleagues just doing their job, while also trying to protect her from any aggression she provokes.
If you look closely at least one other officer has his baton drawn, so there was a perception of danger from this crowd. PAVA can be used offensively and spraying left and right is an authorised tactic to deal with a threatening gathering. The question is was it a reasonable use of force?
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
Chris is lesbian nan!!
@@nickchristian2506 "The question is was it a reasonable use of force?"
No
She is clearly in panic mode, she needs to be stood down and investigated for use of CS spray (which is a weapon)
It's actually a Grade 5 Firearm and she is being investigated for her use of PAVA in this situation. Only being in possession of what is in the public domain, the powers that be will have the final say.
It’s NOT “CS Spray” that’s a completely different thing. The spray she is using is called PAVA (or “pepper spray”) and in many situations is actually worse for you than CS!
A Police officer who has a complaint made against them will forever be in the spotlight.
With two unconnected displays of excessive aggression she does not strike me as being someone who is suited to be a police officer .
Sounds thoroughly dangerous.
She should be fired, what an absolute disgrace. At the end of the day it's a public place, also people are entitled to be there and also entitled to film as 'Photography is NOT a Crime'.
There's a difference between responding robustly to a disturbance and spraying someone who is just standing there using their phone
You think the other officers were being robust?
all those years of being bullied in school is manifesting.
Maybe not, maybe she's the bully on a power trip
deffo
She was on a revenge trip for having been rejected by a male at some point in IT'S early life. Sad inadequate individual.
Unfortunately this is what happens when you don't recruit on the old principles. Even up to 30 years ago the police were made up of people who looked intimidating but didn't act that way. Like certain other jobs it seems to have attracted a lot of insecure people who join to wear the uniform and have leverage over others in the only way they can. It just shows that turning it into an education based job does not work. You can't replace common sense with education.
Totally agree. The calibre of police officers has really fallen.
Nothing wrong with education. Education and common sense can work side by side. The issue for me is your other point "it seems to have attracted a lot of insecure people who join to wear the uniform and have leverage over others in the only way they can" she seems to me to have no confidence whatsoever
What really annoys me is that none of her 'colleagues' tried to calm her down! It's as if they all thought "Eff that, I'm not getting involved! I might get a faceful myself!"
Insecure people: there was a special constable who patrolled in Bromley (Kent) High Street in the 70's. He was short, hunched and he swaggered. Notably, he carried a 15" long metal torch in his right hand.....even though the environment was fully lit! The torch was clearly his weapon of choice. Much sniggering as he approached.
Exactly so. One of the reasons that police helmets were tall and pointed was to make a 6' 0" guy look like he was a 6' 5" monster. Sheer physical presence was enough to diffuse many situations. One look from an old school bobby was sufficient to command respect. Now that the police hire slight 5' 5" women they have to compensate for their lack of size one way or another. Some, like this officer, choose excessive aggression and the result is an increasing lack of respect for the police.
Not only should it be fired, it should be prosecuted for assault.
Like the use of the IT" word😊
@@dontfencemein.6125 I always use that word. I will NOT use their 'pronouns' and it covers all bases among other things!
"it" 🤣🤣🤣
Preceded by 'sh'
@@dontfencemein.6125 of course, gender neutral . . why not? 😀
This officer clearly has self control issues and could easily make a bad situation dangerous .
Thanks!
Thank you so much!😊
She's clearly unhinged. Perfectly suited to the job.
She'll rise to Inspector at the very least.
I wonder what motivated her to join the police force?
@@awalk5177 being able to weild POWER and one day arrest her school bullies.
bad for us though!
Must have been on the rag at both moments.
All I can say is, thank goodness she wasn’t in possession of a police issued fire arm, she clearly lost control. She was a clear and present danger to the public.
There was an incident in New South Wales (Australia) some years ago when a Policewoman shot a man dead after he began to stab himself. She shouted Taser,Taser,Taser but pulled her pistol out and shot him. That could be seen as accidental but she then used her position to intimidate the paramedics who were present, demanding that they support her claim that he had tried to stab her. To their credit they refused and the matter was investigated with the outcome that her superiors ruled that she had done nothing unlawful or unprofessional.
Good point....years back I would of trusted the police to carry but now absolutely no chance....this new breed is a box ticking excersize straight from university/collage.
@@johnvienta7622
Well, after the C19 lockdowns, for me Australia is not interesting enough.
NZ and AUS introducing basically concentration camps, and if I remember right, was there not a case that an old women who refused to get the vaccine was teasered and thrown into a police car?
And West Yorkshire Police will stand by her, as the management are weak, bending the knee to Diversity and Transgenda/Lesbian department within! Absolute madness!
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
This is what happens when you put people in jail over memes but give abusive, narcissist police officers a pass.
i heard about the memes thing. people seriously getting that sensitive even over possible dark humour jokes key word jokes here, is astounding to me. what happened to 10 years ago where people would take the verbal abuse and jokes on the chin and think nothing of it.
"'Ello 'ello 'ello, do you have a loicense for that dangerous weapon, sir?"
"What dangerous weapon?"
"Are you aware that under subsection B of the weapons and firearms act of 1974, posting obscene comments with dark humour is classed as a sharp edged blade sir? You can't be engaging in sharp edgy humour, you're nicked son." *goes riot mode with baton on 70 year old man for shitposting banter on Facebook*
No one was jailed for memes in the uk
@@Tedi652Tell Darren Brady that.
speaking as a narcissist, we aren't all abusive. Only the lesbian nana ones are.
Thanks
Thank you 😊
The fact that she not under attack and no other officer has drawn their pava tells you all u need to know, it’s not lynx. She is a liability it’s a matter of time before she creates a situation that her force can’t back out of
From imaginary hate crimes to pepper spraying bystanders and observers at a non-violent gathering in the street. Once again, Lesbian Nana is showing how those hired for their diversity (gender/sexuality) fall short of those hired for their abilities.
So true
Yep bang on
She is very small but very brave and aggressive when surrounded by half a dozen male officers
Yep those that tick special boxes on forms too many times show they're not stable enough to even be out in public on their own never mind given access to PAVA spray and Tazers.
@@DemiGod.. Napoleon Complex
She ran in indiscriminately spraying and running forward to people screaming get back, when they were just standing, not approaching her. She would be a loose canon with a gun, literally. This person should not be in the police as obviously cannot control herself, and appears on some sort of power kick.
She ain't fit for crackerjack let alone a police officer
" Rampant Rabbit " wasn't doing it for her anymore.
She might fit in better with some of the US police forces.
@@Thurgosh_OG or Ukraine ???????????????
She looks out of control. They need to get rid of her.
There is something wrong with this “woman”.
I think the police have recruited somebody with Asperger's. She was manic and enjoying herself.
Rainbow police
Yes. Many, many things! Lol
She wants testicles?
Very Very Very MUCH So!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She's Completely WARPED Deranged Dangerous....
She is loving the power . I have worked in mental health care for decades . I have had to de-escalate situations numerous times , so many times . She is tripping on the power . Disgusting . Just to clarify , incase my original post seems misleading ( old lady on a Computer 😅 ) , I am not suggesting that this so-called female officer has a mental health issue and that can excuse her dreadful behaviour . I was explaining that I often had to de-escalate situations at work involving patients with mental health issues . Sorry for the rambling
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A truly horrible individual.
As teen at school I worked weekends at a mental hospital. A number of the nurses were psychopaths, they abused their power terribly. This officer appears to be completely out of control. She appears to act in a different way to her colleagues who are calm. She could have created a much more serious situation by her actions.
He was bullied!
pretty standard behaviour for masonic mafia members
She appeared to be the only officer who was agitated. The others appeared calm.
You can imagine what her colleagues say. Bet that isn’t the first time she charges into a crowd with over the top aggression and forces them to follow her in.
This woman needs to be held accountable for her actions
She’s in the wrong job, her behaviour previously now this suggests she’s frightened in confrontational situations and as a consequence goes into an irrational fight mode to overcome her fear. If she’s not sacked, one day she will either be seriously assaulted, or more likely the officers with her will get seriously assaulted.
The Greeks coined the word "hysteria", derived from their word for "womb".
Hysteria was regarded as an exclusively female emotion.
Observe the male officers. They're anxious but controlled.
This cop who resembles a kid's nana is unfit for high-stress events.
For "assaulted", read "self defence" by members of public.
Her actions to me indicate that she has a problem with men. She only targeted men and I think in each of three incidents it was unjustified but she didn't attack the two woman standing closer to her than the men. This woman needs to be be let go as she can't be trusted to serve the public.
Lesb!@n nana .
And an autistic girl. Lot of bigotry towards autistic people within many areas of the establishment, probably because they tend to tell the truth.
The young girl she arrested works against that theory. But hey, she probably hates everyone.
If you notice, she picks on non-agressive people. She is angry she's trying to prove she's just one of the boys. She wasn't being threatened she's threatening.
Why would you have people like this on the force.......just goes to show it was better years ago when a great deal were ex military no just out of school with very few life skills.
It’s not better in the past, we just didn’t have cameras on our hands to record the misdeeds
@zurielsss it was better in the past. I'm nearly 60yrs old. People had better morals and cared about others.
We didn't need cameras everywhere
She is a criminal who thinks the badge makes her above the law! She needs to be sued and locked up!
Liquid kosh as well.
British Police don't have a badge. You've been watching too many American cop shows.
Trust me
isnt that the job description?
@@kt5661They have a rusty sheriff’s badge, and they’re clearly not afraid to use it.
She should have lost her job from the last instance. Obviously, she has not learned her lesson and has no place in the police force.
Perhaps the local chief of POLICE is her lesbian PARTNER😂😂😂
@@bobrail733Lesbian Gramps 😂
@@bobrail733 That local chief emailed everyone saying support the cop last time!
This is what happens when you eliminate physical requirements to serve in the Police....she knows she cannot deal with a physical threat once it has happened so uses disproportionate force.
Very good point!
The police have descended into an unfit,shoddy shambles, since, height, fitness, and physical, plus mental suitably ,was abandoned, to allow for so called recruitment diversity, now reap the consequences.
I worked in law enforcement for 25 years, the use of gas pepper or Cs could not be used in a building due to air-conditioning, it was to be sprayed on a person's chest area not in the face also we had to have access to water so the person sprayed could have the residue washed from their eyes. What I witnessed was over the top she had no need to do what she did, she would have been better to use her best weapon, her tongue
She needs to be sacked and lose her pension because she has committed a crime by doing this. She needs to be locked up.
@garyeveans8116. . . banged-up in a women's prison? Solitary is the only safe bet
She can't be fired, she's the token lesbian TO add divirisaty TO the police! If she was disaplined she would SUE for predjudice!
Doesn't look old enough to qualify for a police pension it looks and acts like a petulant two year old.
Narcissists will not lock up another narcissist
She’s gone in like a bull in a china shop without consulting her colleagues about the situation, clearly out of control
This is the second time that this officer has over reacted, spraying someone in the face for filming and just standing there, I'm so relieved she didn't spray a child.
If you listen, she sprayed a pregnant woman
She couldn't find one.
There's time yet unless WYP sack her in time
Correction: This is the second time this officer overreacted that we know about.
We didn’t see on film but we heard someone say did you see what she did to her, as we see a young girl and n pajamas running away. I believe she DID spray a child out of shot.
"IT " was the BIGGEST THUG OUT THERE
She's now been involved in at least 2 abuses of power incidents so clearly she's out of control and needs to be removed from the force
The rest of her colleagues aren't any better they all went with her act of arresting the innocent girl.
(1) It has yet to be decided if this is an abuse of power
(2) This video at no point said this was excessive or unreasonable or unnecessary
(3) We do not know what was leading up to the 30 or so second clip here, the crowd could have been violent, multiple people participating in violent disorder, one could have an honestly held belief or be put in fear of immediate violence requiring as much force as is reasonable and necessary to remove the threat and prevent crime. You don't know that and neither do we.
(4) I bet you haven't done a single day's policing in your life, nor have you dealt with a public order situation before where anyone at any point could pull out a knife, petrol bomb, throw a punch, a brick etc...
So let's wait for the outcome of the investigation before we start calling for the ruining of someone's life for a few seconds of spicy water in someone's eye who are clearly loitering around a dangerous and hectic scene, potentially obstructing a constable in their lawful duties and committing public order offences.
she get promoted
for sexaul favours
Sorry to say this mate, this is just the average police officer. Violent thugs.
@@harryharry1038 ah yes, the typical "I have not matured past 16" mindset
You know policing in this country is in trouble when they allow (and try to justify) open support for terrorists on the streets but leap around pepper spraying bystanders watching a scuffle.
The police do what is easy, not what is right. They are weak people with something to prove and an agenda to push. But that's what you get when the police hire straight out of university with seemingly no standards except race, gender, and sexuality quotes.
Your assessment is laughable. Bystanders?..they were in the middle of it until the extra officers arrived. I'd hate to live in your street if you think that all this behaviour is somehow acceptable.
@@kt5661 Your assessment is laughable. Nowhere in the video does it show the people sprayed were 'in the middle of it' and causing any trouble. Lesbian nana came late to the party but revved up with no knowledge of what was really going on and just launched at anyone and everyone spraying recklessly.
@@kt5661 Bystander; a person who is present at an event or incident but does not take part - watch the video and listen to the analysis. Your grasp of language is laughable as is your attempt to avoid the issue of our police ignoring open antisemitism because they are afraid of backlash.
Ive walked through worse disturbances than that in town on a Friday night, never felt the need to pepper spray anyone. She is mentally unwell.
This is appalling, from what I could see the public look as if they are not threatening at all. Shocking behaviour.
Chavs though
Watch it again.
That woman with the pepper spray was FOLLOWING people who were moving away before she sprayed them. She Is a DISGRACE
Yet if you follow a person that has assaulted you and you hurt them, youre going to prison.
Quite frankly I would have to sit down and recover from shock if her superiors bothered to do anything about her disgusting behaviour. She appears to be an immature, badly behaved young woman who has little self esteem and no idea how to handle herself, the public or stressful situations. She needs retraining.
@@beccabbea2511she hates blokes I’ll bet ..cos she didn’t spray one woman at all
That's a woman who's very much not in control of her emotions while in a position to really hurt people.
Hormone tablets for sure. Testosterone like a teenage boy.
She is a danger to herself, the public and other officers. I wonder where the supervisors are. Why didn't any of the other officers back her up or even try to stop her 🤔
Agreed- her unreasonable and disproportionate action is more likely to create more tension. There again, I've seen riot squad with their numbers covered with gaffa tape punching a girl at a protest (the girl was no threat but swore at one of them).
You ask an interesting question. As all of the other officers appear to be ready for trouble, but are keeping themselves in calm postures, probably in an effort to deescalate the situation, and while they must have been fully aware of the actions of the officer in question, why didn't they back her up or try to stop her? My guess is that they feel she's in the wrong. If they back her up, they could make the situation worse, and endanger their own careers. If they try to stop her in full view of the public, who are known to be filming the incident, they risk undermining the authority of all police officers, which, rightly or wrongly, is extremely important for the safety of everyone involved, the officers and the public, once an incident has begun. So, if I had to guess, they are quietly letting her destroy her own career because they want to be rid of her.
I suspect they didn't want to get sued as well.
Imagine her in a sharia-controlled area behaving like this.
@@MarcelNL YEP nearly fell over laughing.
Her colleagues are just as much of a disgrace as she is, they must know that she is clearly disturbed 😳.
I think that depends on whether they defended her actions afterwards. (But they probably did, bacon sticks together.)
She didn’t just discharge her CS spray, she emptied it, running around, spraying everyone, while her colleagues were calm,
She was the only one acting like this, she was escalating the whole situation..
It’s not CS spray, it’s PAVA, closer to pepper spray without the longer burn. 😊
@@Cdr_Mansfield_Cumming Ok, but it doesn’t matter what spray it is,
She shouldn’t have sprayed anyone, she lost control
@@marcusherts9345 I agree with you entirely.
I feel sorry for those who have to work alongside this angry, aggressive power crazed individual..
Yep. Just imagine you’ve been partnered up with this angry lesbian on a Saturday night patrol.
She’d spray a vicar on a Sunday church service if she objected to their sermon.
She has serious anger management issues and should not be anywhere near a uniform.
I don't, they have a duty to restrain her and even arrest her if she id breaking the law.
@@simontemplarGBit takes a brave person. Trust me
Probably just pmt, but she's unsafe, regardless.
>I feel sorry for the angry, aggressive power crazed individuals who have to work alongside this angry, aggressive power crazed individual
She clearly rushed towards the small crowd indiscriminately spraying people who don’t seem to acting in a threatening manner. This needs an investigation.
It is under investigation, he said at the beginning 🙏 thankfully too, as she's clearly unhinged....that was a pure attack on innocent people, absolutely disgusting....no doubt she'll get away with though for being a diversity hire
She only sprayed males . . even walking towards them who were not a threat but no action to a women walking up behind here
Seems like a trauma response rather than a power trip
She is only one of the perfect examples of why the general public doesn't trust, like, or respect the police. The police have a long way to go to even start changing the situation.
With a haircut like that, she looks gay to me.
"I don't like all of the police because of HER." Don't justify your crappy behaviour by the actions of what is in reality very few by comparison
@@kw12784 Ahh, I suppose it was only a matter of time before someone was deluded enough to suggest that "It's only a few Bad Apples". Based on that principle, I must have been unlucky enough to have met all of the Bad Apples in my local force. May the Police never happen to you.
@@kw12784 go away you government state puppet
@ciaraneldrett sadly I think it is top to bottom.. not just the 'higher ups'
She is extremely lucky they were just non aggressive people. If this crowd of people were genuinely aggressive this situation could have turned extremely bad for her and her colleagues
True. If the crowd was aggressive but not yet violent, then the spray could have been a tipping point to them rioting and actually committing crimes they otherwise wouldn’t have.
There are uses for PAVA. And there are time I would say the police could justify use of it even if they didn’t use it in those incidents. To me, with what’s shown in the video, this was assault with a firearm by the officer (PAVA is restricted under the firearms act).
If this had happened in certain areas of Northern Ireland the outcome would have been very unpleasant
The skinny 8 stone weasel with the baton 🤣🤣the police these days couldn't arrest theirselves
@derekmcmanus8615 if this happened where live i she would of been snoozing by the kerbside.
@@saywhat6279 and that is bad because? 😉
Clearly, she is out of control pepper spray should not be used at less than 3 feet, she was about 17" away maybe less for the guy with the phone. Thank god the police in Britain are mostly unarmed, or this could have been a massacre. She should not be out on the street dealing with the public.
Technically PAVA is classed a firearm. So she was armed.
I moved from the UK to an actual authoritarian nation and I have ALOT more freedom of speech here than I ever did in that cold wet horrible crime ridden broken nation
what country was this?
@@nathanielgrant3909 it’s in Africa…
@@RiskyDecisionsHQ name of country in Africa?
@@nathanielgrant3909 one where the trans flag is a terrorist symbol
Not sure how anyone can justify the actions of this officer.
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
@@chrisreynolds3351it's not gonna shag you, pal.
Perhaps someone compared her to their Nanna? We all know how horrific that is!
@@chrisreynolds3351. Were these people rowdy? I just saw them standing. Study the video again.
@@marieannwalsh662 Marieann, if the altercation had been less rowdy the police would not have been called. And the number of police and type of vehicles used indicate they were to quell a rowdy, possibly getting out of hand, situation. The vid doesn't show the entire story!
I was just thinking about this tyrant earlier this week. I can’t believe that she got away with treating the autistic child in the way she did. She’s an absolute piece of work.
You mention that Police have been criticised recently for failing to act when confronted with large crowds calling for jihad or inciting racial hatred. I didn’t see a single Palestinian flag or mob celebrating rape and murder in Israel.. maybe that’s what the people who were attacked by this thug did wrong… they made the mistake of not being terrorists and of being white. Disgusting double standards of the Police on show once again. A certain minority treated with kid gloves, whilst the police kick Brits.
The first incident was worse. That is because her male co-workers didn’t order her to leave the autistic teenager alone.
I would agree she was out of order but, apparently the kid was no angle, drinking swearing and causing a nusence
Well said you tuck the thoughts right out of my head they were white .
@@unitedkingdomoffiveeyes9765 Saying that ".....the kid was no angle....." Is a bit obtuse 😉😁
I’m no lawyer but I’ll make a decision and I will say she should not be anywhere near a police force let alone in one!
You can tell she’s not there for serving the people. She joined the force to further her cause.
The only cause the snowflake butch lesbian lookalike should be championing is emotional restraint and professional approach she has neither of these.
Begs the question of why none of the other officers present took control of her. She's a menace. Cleared now also, what a joke.
None of the officers wanted to risk a harassment investigation against a female colleague
Until this incident I had assumed she was stood down while under investigation. Incredible!
Wow she is out of control. We don't need people like her in our force.
"Our force"? It's not "our force". It's a police force.
We don't need a "force"
Lost all trust in all police. They are violent lawless thugs.
Why didn’t the other officer step in and stop her? She was totally out of control and unprofessional.imo
You do otherwise we end up like America with black gangs robbing shops @@TheJpf79
shes insane,how the hell did that get in the police force
We all know why ☑☑
She got into the police force because she is insane
Totally panicking and scared out her mind. Not fit for the job on any level
She’s out of control and should be sacked immediately!
Here's a question... if someone had punched her and injured her after being pepper sprayed for no reason. Would that be justified self defense or would they end up in prison?
Youre barely allowed to defend yourself against other civilians, let alone the police. They would 100 percent get convicted of probably multiple offenses lol.
It would have to be proved in court that she acted illegally and the punch was not excessive.
Prison u can get sent to nick for 💨 now a days
One can use reasonable force to restrain someone. Retaliation is considered assault. With retaliation comes pre meditation, which will get you into court. Never ever say you retaliated to an attack, always say you were trying to restrain them. As a young man who got into fights, I learnt the difference the hard way.
I believe if you could prove that you believed that the officer was acting outside of the law an felt you were in danger, you could argue self defense and it would be up to the jury to decide. It would be an uphill battle though.
How did she get through the aptitude test? She seems to get intimidated, offended or threatened by even the most humdrum of public social interactions...She's a danger to herself and everyone around her and needs to be fired or given a desk job well away from the rest of us
She needs to be in a psych unit under observation
Desk job? She should be sacked and prosecuted.
They have an aptitude test?
@@rowdy7480She needs to be in another job. McDonalds are always hiring. That's about her level.
What aptitude test? Have you interacted with any coppers recently? No manners and Holier Than Thou attitudes from near all of them...
This is what happens when you fast track people with mental illnesses due to quotas
Just as drunkards are dangerous behind a wheel of a vehicle, certain individuals are dangerous in police uniforms.
You are referring to police officers?
@@S.Tradeshe said police offices twice, a bit redundant.
She seems incapable of dealing with the public without resorting to force or spurious arrest. None of her colleagues seemed to be reaching for their pepper spray, but its the first thing she does as soon as she arrives.
It's not pepper spray it's concentrated CS gas of a type that is too strong for any USA police department to use.
"Ooo! Parva spray! Gotta find a situation where I can try it out with no comebacks!" says Lesbian Nana!
She is a danger to the public and her fellow officers .
*gang members*
@@SuperDougstar Nope, You are gonna get bad apples wherever you go, Can't hate the entire force for the actions of a few people.
At the end of the day, The police are the people keeping YOU and many other people safe
@@5hittyradio let me know when they start doing that then
The West Yorkshire PD are certainly not keeping anyone safe in their county from what I heard. Even though i'm in the US I know about this, because I watch Paul Joseph Watson.
@@SuperDougstargang members? Like the 16 year old autistic girl? 🤡
I expect nothing less from something who wakes up thinking about how to be a man.
She’s a disgrace. Authority has gone to her head. Shes so aggressive and needs to be taken off the streets. I do feel for the police but having people like her in the police department is definitely not what is needed. She looks crazed. She does need to be prosecuted and removed asap.
Not the correct form of control but she disperses a rowdy crowd and de-escalated growing tensions single handed! Crowd melt away whinging about sore eyes. Maybe police training could adapt this for lone PCs form of defense if surround by angry groups. Gain time while waiting for assistance. Every cloud has a silver lining.
@@chrisreynolds3351 de- escalated. No she didn’t. She escalated it. Some poor bloke was just stood there and she rushed and sprays him. She’s so unstable she shouldn’t be working with the public.
The fact that she is the only officer that appears to be reacting with that level of force leads to to believe she was overly aggressive.
The fact this is the second time in such a short period of time she seems to have over reacted leads me to believe she doesn't have the temperament or character to be a serving officer as she seems to react in an excessive manner emotionally with little to no provocation, this is very similar to how she over reacted to being compared by an autistic teenager to the teenagers grandmother.
She also only fires at men.
At 3:52, she turns from spraying the first male, turns leftward and sees the Lesbian(s) and draws her weapon back and bypasses them, then seeing another male much further away than the Lesbian(s) were, she jumps from the road, runs at him and fires the spray at his face.
Why did she not fire on the Lesbian(s)???.
She is the lesbanator
She'd decided she was going to spray people from the moment she ran into the scene. For her the opportunity of wielding her police authority was just too good to miss. On the audio of the incident people can be heard saying "what are you doing you muppet". There's no place for police officers on a power trip
1:42 "At this stage the video seems to calm down and the crowd dissipated..."
. So her action had a positive effect?