Fantastic the way you put it and totally agree with you definitely something not right

Yes Memezilla all Narcissistic scum

Very accurate description 👍👍👍

and the Police. A while ago I began to call it Shutter Island syndrome. Where societies most vulnerable are given a uniform and badge to deal with their own issues.

I'd hazard a guess that a word that starts with "C" and ends in "T" should be his designation status...

100%

Nah, she just needs a man to balance her hormones out😮😊.

​@@4forty6sixshould have given her a Scottish kiss in self-defence

how the hell did he remember that woman hahaah

@@indi0089 Faces are easy to remember. It's matching faces to the names which is hard. If you do something routinely, then that's also easy to remember. But if you do something infrequently, then you soon forget. For example: I can remember the faces of the 100s of thieves I caught 12+ years ago. However there's only 2 thieves names I can remember (one of which is the son of a high ranking cop). However I remember the nicknames I gave to a couple of regular thieves who I got arrested, who came in and thanked me when they got out of prison, as they got clean inside. I've even forgotten the names of around half of the 40+ staff members I worked with too. Another example: I memorised 2 entire A4 sheets of codes that were in small print in less than a day, while some other staff members couldn't remember those codes after years of working there. Yet now 12 years later I can't remember any of those codes anymore, as I'm not using them every day.

She was singing to herself too.

Drunk on power .

@@A2Z1Two3 And spirits.

She just embarrassed herself and the online perception of UK police.

@@clownshoe69 She's probably so psychotic it wouldn't matter to her, she will go home to her wine bottle and cat to prey on others another day.

There's kids on the streets and she thinks she can approach the public in that way absolutely disgusting!

Having de-escalation skills are such a vital skill to have in such a role. I do not know much about it, but there are so many factors which have the potential to aggravate a situation. Furthermore, the ability to actively listen also seems like an integral part of the job.

To be fair if I looked 17 and 70 at the same time I'd be pretty pissed at life too

@@UKImmigrationLawGeek you

I agree, but as the most companies pay min wage and have high expectations I believe they deserve people like him, to cost them money so they can realise that for min wage, this is what they gonna get

No matter what he will be in hospital for his unprofessional attitude with no training skills. Such guards sia test are passed based on fake training and getting certificates for a small amount of money.

AB This is the old "bumper trick". You deliberately walk into someone and then accuse them of attacking YOU ( if it is opposite sex then they can claim sexual assault) This is old trick used against Security staff I think she used to work in security and hard to prove..

@@raphaelandrews3617 Luckily all caught on camera

@@wolvoman1 it has to be live otherwise they can always take your mobile device and do what they like with it

Personally I think she on something , strange behaviour, strange arm swinging, unsteady on her feet , I think a drug test is in order pronto

@@modi4473 exactly my thoughts, very weird behaviour, probably on anti depressants or something

She is not a nut job. Not well.

She is a spaktard

You summed the video up perfectly 😂💯

No it isn't - they were busy and AB (if anything) was interfering with them while in the course of their duty.

@@james-5560 that Officer said he'd address it after he'd finished with what he was dealing with - he didn't did he!? It very much looked like he purposefully didn't want to in fact!!

@@james-5560 Finally a bootlicker, I needed my shoes clean - get to work boy.

@@jockster5525 He seemed a decent chap, and at least he was willing to engage with AB. But yeah...I have to admit, the SIA thing he could've handled properly

Another diversity hire.

The police are there to protect corporate interests and the queen. Us peasants are not to bother the police with other matters as they do not care.

Wait till people realise every police force are corporations for profit all is not what it seems. The truth is coming .

To be fair corporations pay taxes too. In law they are just like people, only without a mind or a heart.

Licence numbers 1096343223791929 (public cctv license) 1016223885790101 (door supervision license)

The Police Force are private security guards for corporations, the endless amount of times they turn up in a matter of minutes when "auditors" are around proves it. BUT when my 80 year old neighbour phoned 999 when someone was trying to get into her house they were no where to be seen, good job she is in our Neighbourhood WhatsApp group, she put a message up and within a minute 1/2 doz of us were round there PDQ, the scumbag scarpered, just as well as he may well have been sampling hospital food… btw the Police never did show up.!!!

that chap held up must have taken a lot of gear for all of them jobs worth to be on is case

She's an initiated member of the gang. They only go after non affiliates. At least the officer at the end had a decent manner even though he wasn't interested in following up the offence.

It was the same with Wayne Couzens, his colleagues did nothing about his well known behaviour and look how that ended.

That is what's worst with the police. You always get some black sheep, everywhere, but police always protect theirs. They are all rotten.

What a vile piece of shot she was, I am saying she as I couldn't be 100% sure, what station were they from? A copy of this video on their fb page might help to curb her bullying demeanour

A loose cannon making life harder for good officers

Completely off her rocker, a liability to any officer she works with, she should be sacked immediately.

I think she has got the hots for AB.

She's unhinged. Singing to herself to stop her losing it.

@@Nutrient-Gold A coping mechanism learnt from the Psychiatrick ward.

Poor woman isn't emotionally or psychologically fit to be on the front line

I thought she looked drunk too - that or prescription medication effecting her in some way.

@@2icelollys1goat let's be honest most wpc are absolute garbage.

@@cruxdnb dead right you only have to listen to what male colleagues say about them, such as "as much use as a chocolate fireguard " " I hate being paired with a female, they can't control there mouth or emotions " and the best one ever " how can you trust something that bleeds for a week, and doesn't die " all true comments from various coppers.

Yeah I thought that too, or maybe prescription drugs or something. The facial expressions, way she's walking, swinging her arms round like a little kid then in the van the way she's clapping. Something seemed off with her

they rarely do.

Section 26 criminal justice and courts act 2015

Coked off her tits!

Her arm swings are a giveaway she's not well.

It’s not unusual these days, seen quite a few on KZfaq, they watch it happen in real time then look away and say they didn’t see it, now if it had been AB committing and offence he would have seen it all and had him in handcuffs in seconds along with a few punches on the ground that they said he was resisting arrest. Double standards when it comes to the public to other cops and even security. They just don’t care. Report it and get it on record along with a copy of the the cop approaching you in that manner.

@@richardkinghorn4729 corporations working for corporations

It doesn't surprise me one bit

In answer to your question of whether you are obligated under law or code of conduct to provide the details of your full name, the only people to whom you are required to show your badge or provide details of your full name when asked are: the Police SIA officers those to whom the SIA has given authority under Section 19 of the Private Security Industry Act (typically, these will be licensing officers from local councils). Although members of the public have the right to request that you show them your licence, you are not obliged to show it to anyone other than those listed above.

Racist police in this situation.

Nah/ Just boot her up the arse.

… she’s actually SINGING !!!

Proper psychopath. For real. Needs sacking and medication. I bet a finger she gets it by all of them.

NPD

@@stevenhowe6677 In the end it's nothing more to it than being evil. We make up names for it (which they love) but in the end it's just evil. They do it because they are like that and they enjoy it.

All they know is stop and search 😂

@@Thetruth1__ oh and don't forget section 43 of the terrorism act

If somebody started pissing in the middle of the street He wouldn't have been that f ***ing busy then would he

How many constables does it take to deal with a compliant shoplifter. It’s pathetic. It would’ve been a good use of that PCs time to deal with the SIA badge issue while he was standing around doing absolutely nothing for ages. Instead of quickly checking the legislation he just wanted to make excuses for the security guards. As if he’s going to look into the matter later, and even if he does, why does he think it’s acceptable to report a criminal offence to the company to deal with instead of dealing with it as a crime?

They are all the same…. Not all but a lot.

@@zigzagtoes exactly !!

@@zigzagtoes That's an excellent idea 💡 AB and other auditors should turn their backs to the sausages squirting a water bottle, no laws broken but they'll jump into action to win a doughnut 🍩

Do you have dreadlocks?

174k views now let's go AB 😆

Good point as you have footage, then report her to the police Standards( they have ID numbers etc for this reason if they behave badly or rude in public report them.)

He should definitely report it ! Who does she think she is doing that. Makes me wonder how many other men / women she's done that too. It's very unprofessional and to avoid her doing it again she must be held accountable.

No one has to have made physical unwanted contact threats of intimidation threats of words of violence or behaviour or a raised fist is enough to get one done for common assault there doesn't have to be physical violence or assault to take place under any circumstance her being in AB's proximity/space is an assault by definition there doesn't have to be physical touching or unwanted contact for it to be an assault

@@sebastianeisenberg3826 Yes I understand all that, that's why I said it "could", be classed as assault as he "anticipated" unwanted contact.

@@sebastianeisenberg3826 You are not reading the guys comment correctly!

If I was standing calm and someone walked straight into me in such an aggressive way as documented here, it could have triggered me into self defense like giving the aggressor hard push, like I would to any animal I felt were attacking.

Indeed

@@eb4661 I would have felt threatened enough to take her out but NOT to lunch.

@@eb4661 This is why you should never attempt an audit. I lose my temper so badly over stuff like that so I just need to stay well away from those situations

Which explains the SILLY derby bowler CLOWN HATS the lady-cops are made to wear.

Sounds like a good idea

That's what happens in the US, ALL cops have to have insurance ( even though they have immunity ) so that lawyers can go after them personally and the insurance become unaffordable

I’m sure the government ain’t trying to change that they want police to abuse their powers

Taxt is theft, they extort money under threats of violence, these goons don't see much of that coin but are part of those crimes. They're vile I wouldn't wish a policeman on anyone's family, imagine the shame their relatives must feel.

I dont think they do think its acceptable, i just dont think they care, Like they dont care about anything.

Sadly, she appears clearly mentally unwell

@@2icelollys1goat all more reason for bosses to have a close look at her behaviour

Employed to cause problems at protests such as starting riots etc common for them to go plain clothes and kick it off so they can report it in their favour

There are some known remedies for what ails her, though most of them involved considerable propulsion.

I think it will be the basement.. .. very narcist behaviour of her. Look how she walks (like a dancing queen) towards the police car, claps with her hands to get everybody's attention. She really thinks she is the boss but in fact a nobody 🤣 .

@@meneertjehetheertje Lol definitely the basement. She is beyond narcissistic. I've never witnessed any behaviour like hers before, there's far too much going on there. Might be worth another view.

I think she's more Annie Wilkes...she has a look off her anyways.

College's educate people...

@@danielgardecki1046 you happy now pc dan😉

Exactly

and that 🐖 wasn't even doing anything he was jst standing watching the other 🐖🐖🐷🐖🐽

Just light a fat spliff next to him. Apparently as long as the police are dealing with 1 crime others go free. Kind of like a 123 red light version of the purge.

It's copscusing or just a plain cop out ^.^ the tragic answer is unless they had a vested interested in that occurance chances are your argument whilst valid doesn't hold up, if they were there to uphold the law certainly, the Private Security Act isn't law so isn't in their remit, no ACTs fall within a constables remit. That's why they are officers, officers deal with the legal stuff, the fraud of legality keeps them employed. If they become a constable again they have to arrest themselves for fraud, which they're not going to want to do so once they're in the criminal gang they stay in it, that's why we are coming after every last one of them for minimum fraud, then every other charge applicable to them, fraud however has no statutory limitation so can be charged any time after it occurs, ergo every police officer ever is liable for fraud offences and at a minimum will be taken down for committing those breaches of law. That's before we get onto the pea dough ones, the bent ones, the masonic stooges, the just following order drones, the silent witnesses to heinous crimes etc. Its exciting, to say the least.

@@AuditingBritain so that officer thinks he’s going to legit😂 And straight after him😂

Yes she seemed drunk to me and very aggressive and provoking towards members of the public. This is alarming to me .

@ Ste Lawler Yes I have to say her behaviour was extremely bizarre and that is probably why she was a complete loner within an group. It was almost like no one wanted to be her partner or even chat with her. That's some mental illness she is displaying.

COMPLAIN ABOUT HER THEN. You also have a right to complain about that officers conduct. So what you waiting for???

Absolute nut job she is

Haha good arrow

Funny enough, that ginger headed security guy went secondary school with me.... I dunno why he is acting like a moody fucker. Prob trying to portray that hard man image by the looks of it. Most lads grow up and realise that thinking they are hard is just a figment of their imagination but obviously not the case with him.....

Security, corporations, random bailiff at your door trying to break in cops will side with them. Members of the public are at the bottom of the list of what they care about

Police work for big business and politicians and the security work for big business too. Plus they aren't gonna want to be seen getting overpowered by a huge security guard, it's not a good look for the authority figure 😂 they are just cowards really.

That's easy to explain - the police are programmed to side with whoever represents "authority". Whether it's a security guard, a bailiff or parking warden, it doesn't matter.

@@jsteadman9262 2nd amendment

Same relationship between cops and doormen/bouncers. The police know they assault people but only investigate if there are actual broken bones

From a Spurs supporter, may the best team get the CL today David.

@@pooooornopigeon Hppe so good luck Conte has made the difference are the food poisoning reports about your team true ?(come on Timorr 🤣)

Here in America there's an auditor called The Battousai (Philip Turner). He doesn't really do audits anymore because he became too well known and effective. He even won a case in the 11th Circuit Court (Turner v Driver), setting precedent for filming cops. Cops no longer mess with him because they know they'll be torched. Battousai essentially put himself out of business.

GGMU

@@gooner8david Yes Conte is great but I can`t see him staying if we fail to qualify or fail in the CL ( much more likely ) I would love Pottechino back personally, not sure about Vindaloo ( our new signing, some say he`s a bit shit ) At least both teams have kept it exciting to the last game, top 2 excitement and 4 and 5 too! Good luck mate, always enjoyed watching you guys play, would have love Aubameyang with Kane and Son, cheers

She probably knows he is AB, and the actions are to unnerve him, ------ revenge for the auditings.

@@ianhill4585 They know, and we know they know, we know they know we know and they know we know they know that we know, becomes quite the pissing match of who knows more, given historical context their well of knowledge is pretty dry, for the lower echelons - but they like to think they know, so we let them think that way easier to control them that way.

officer weirdo has access to the evidence room and is often in there topping up

@@hectichazerdus Well that`s something to be sniffed at 😉🤣🤣

yeah

Meanwhile a cop is murdering someone

Well they are undermanned according to their view.When they turn up like flies on shite they are so dumb that they don’t realise that they seriously undermine their own argument.e