Nalsaa maybe not labelling the helicopter ‘police’ would help too

Stupid boy!

Just because they’re kids doesn’t mean they don’t form gangs. I’d venture to suggest most hooligan criminality originates in childhood gangs.

@@q.e.d.9112 I'd venture to suggest not only do you have no clue but have no idea how to communicate across generations.

@@polla2256 And you think you do?

@@polla2256 well said.

It doesn't mean like motorbike gang like hells angels in the uk it's gangs who steel bikes

It is British-Rail after all!

@Jesus Christ It was just a joke from this Aussie! Besides, there's no mention of you catching trains anywhere in the Bible!?!

People will know when the next train us due, when it will arrive is another matter.

nowt does in sheff

The time table is for entertainment purposes only and any resemblance to actual train times is purely coincidental.

Been laughing for 20 mins

Sky Shark Media oh r you sure you Bellend

I don't live in the UK but where I live when they are flying high you can't hear anything.

@@stu9070 Sky Shark Media is spot on, so YOU are the Bellend, they're on a noisy bike, wearing a helmet (as in a bellend) that muffles external sound plus they're too busy navigating and negotiating an escape route on the ground to look round 360 degrees skyward when the chopper is often a mile away. You only open your mouth to change feet, your hobby, Bellend. Ciao.

That depends on the chopper, I've seen choppers with twin turbines that are just a whisper until they are within 100 feet, different blades, phase cancellation tech that cancels the sound is cheap too, I've made those myself. You just need an amp, speaker and phase reversal and sound just disappears like the noise cancelling headphones. Been around since the '70's with helicopters.

Best comment I’ve seen 🤣

@@louiscarr981 lol

Perfectly dense comment. Hide in trees and they'll see you with the thermal cam, go into a tunnel and they'll just watch either end and send someone on the ground to go and get ya, doh!

@@tink6212its fine ill just fly away

@@eu_xn5749 nothing wrong with dreaming.

@Scott Lyon Thanx Scottish I din't know that. Working onky a few years in British prisons was obviously nor enough. You know better, been inside a long time?

I think we have bigger national WEF migrant problems compared to this petty BS

Or you could just shoot them.

Yes it’s true I have a dirt bike can’t find anywhere to ride it tho because anywhere you go they are there complaining and they just ruin ur fun.

We've got a places to ride up in north Wales the only thing is there are gangs of teens that will mess it up for us all and just go riding the roads and destroy so they're giving us all a bad name it's beyond

Used to be good in NE Yorks.

Dejan Brice shhh leaves them alone, not everyone is perfect 😂 could be worse could’ve used a chinook 😂

Some of the sounds are clearly a Huey lol

I'm in NYC- your preaching to the choir! 😄

What narrator really means is that they're youth-gangs who steal bikes for kicks!

I haven't ever see a guy getting killed wheeling a scrambler. Most bike fatalities is where idiots drivers drive into bikers. On high ways. That is why this video show a crashed super-bike.

often using other peoples property ie stolen motorcycles, also unlicensed and not road legal, if you let them get away with it, next thing they will be using cars and thinking themself above the law, they are just yobs,

@@russthebiker heard stories about throwing acid on people too

what a waste of money

That’s just to take off

10k a hour I know

Also don't forget they usually give them a driving/riding-ban for 6mths or so, despite the fact they're usually under-age or unlicenced anyway!

how much u expect a kid to pay

He most certainly does

TurkishKB I hope they didn't pay in dollars 🇬🇧£

Helicopter cost £4.23 million (2018).

You choice.

Get a car then knobby

They weren’t allowed to. Too afraid of the elephant in said room

It's not up to them, it's the politics that did not let them to investigate/arrest etc.

@@auroraborealis2442 *slimey Starmer

all about the money

The very officers in this episode were all under investigation for using this very helicopter to film people naked on private property

They tried something like this in my town. There was a section of private but undeveloped land whose owners were happy to allow off-road bikes to ride on it. It was super popular with genuine enthusiasts but then began to attract the idiots who would ride around on unlicenced, untaxed, un-MOTed and generally unroadworthy bikes. They caused massive problems including ripping up parts of land for no reason, dumping rubbish everywhere, making massive amounts of noise and even polluting the watercourse nearby with fuel and even setting fire to the grass. It was costing so much in fire and police services, and attracting so much negative attention that the owners ended up fencing the whole piece of land off and not even the legal riders could go there. So the illegal riders spoilt it for everyone.

@@eliz_scubavn a riding park would mean a supervised area, they would not require rego as it would’ve a track.😉

@@stuiley424 supervised by who, police?

😂 and who said pigs cant fly.

they have an area in sheffield. most of the not dumb riders would leave the bike running in the woods and leg it

Because these scum cost the rest of the public money, they threaten and bully people, and ride into them, if you dont stop them they will be using cars next and thinking themselves immortal

Make them pay for the fuel.

@@russthebiker police expenses are not justified by maybes and ifs. this is a gross over-expenditure for a worthless arrest that does nothing to stem the overarching flow of crime in the city.

@@fucksusanwojcicki ......These kids are at the beginning of a crime career. These “innocent, unfairly treated pieces of excrement” terrorise innocent people in cities throughout Britain, major crime in anyone’s book. This expense is basically a fixed cost, necessary and justified. If the result is the return of a stolen bike to it’s owner, so much better. Useful to think outside the box occasionally.

@@andycapp8843 lmfao whatever you need to tell yourself to justify police overreach

Kevin Hawkinberry I was thinking that the whole time obv you guys flying over them is making them go crazier...

Lol u gotta run and bump start it rapid!

it happens

And do you honestly believe these thieves will use a track? They are thieves, they steal and terrorise, read a decent newspaper and you will have the facts. They are in almost every city in the UK, robbing, terrorising and injuring innocent people. Take them off the streets, before they hurst themselves and others. They are at the beginning of a career in crime, which costs the taxpayer in the long term.

@@taendr bruv I’m not a photographer but I’m sure I could take a better pic then ur profile 🤣

Thats just the one in the news that was the biggest. Dont forget the rest of the cases,areas etc. #saveourchildren

@@3musketeersmum yes your right... But I mentioned Rotherham because that is were the police, police, Rotherham, Sheffield

It's not the police, that failed to protect them, it's the politics, bloody politicians. They didn't allow police to investigate and swept everything under the carpet.

@@auroraborealis2442 that's not entirely true. The police are a separate entity and therefore have a duty of care and are bound by that and a safeguarding oath. So whether they're told by government or not,they could have and should have, investigated it further and unfortunately theres not enough funding which yes is doen to the government. But I also work with police as a safeguarding officer,on many cases. Ones where I'm convinced convictions would be brought about. And in some the charges were dropped,which is disgusting and allowing them to get away with it more. Theres a massive grooming situation where I live,the police were sent multiple reports, by numerous people,inc photos,times of incident & even where the ppl in question resided. And all the police did was bring them in for a chat despite the 10 or so allegations made against the group in question. So the police just dont seem to care sometimes in my eyes & personal experience.

@@3musketeersmum If the charges were dropped that is the fault of the CPS not the police, the police don't charge people the judiciary do. The average officer doesn't have the power to launch an investigation, more often than not there is huge pressure on the top brass from politicians who don't want to be seen as racist by the idiotic political and pressure groups who believe any interaction between the police and a minority is racism.

on STOLEN 'crossers' ... man

@@fumanchu4785 no they aren’t

Couldn’t you ride it properly?

@@larjkok1184 I definitely could ride it properly but when your 25-28 it's hard to follow the rules.

Erm no it's not hard to follow the rules. Bike will only go as fast as you let it. Just because it's a 200mph machine , that don't mean it will do that automatically as soon as you sit on it.🙄 There's a time and s place. Public roads are not one off them. Oh and I'm not on about a few miles over the limit as we all do that, national speed limit roads M ways ECT ,not flying through a town centre or residential area doing 50 plus in a 20/30 zone. As I said time and place.

@@michaelwalker1145 I wait until 4 a.m. on a Monday morning to top out my bike, on the interstate of course.

@@dl1129 That's a time and place😂😂😂

How about using too instead of to? No, that would be too easy.

Paranuts 76 those they chase are the type that are also riding stolen bikes, there are plenty of places to ride, jeez I’ve been riding my entire life and no matter where I’ve been I’ve always been able to find a place within a drive, if they can’t afford the van or trailer then the bikes can be road legal so therefore absolutely no excuses other than they’ve scummy scruffy cunts 🤣

@@yep.1106 thats not entirely true, most tracks have restricted access, times, and dates they are allowed to be open. Not giving an excuse to these people as i think they should be in prison for this sort of stuff, but i have had to go 6+ weeks before i could get time on a track that doesnt involve a 6 hour drive across the country. And even then they are either small, water logged, or rutted to hell from every other rider being restricted in the same way. You cant even just buy land and go and ride on it anymore, if you want to use it for riding it has to have a motocross track license and all the limits and regulations that come with that. We currently have some of the best off-road riders in the world, and currently the best one is now 40+ years old, we wont have a generation of riders to replace them because there is virtually nowhere to ride now. And i can tell you have never really been involved in any actual motocross as finding a place just like that to drive whenever you want does not exist in england, and just to prove your bullshitting name the tracks and places in the uk that are open all year, everyday, and you can go and pop in whenever you want, just name one please to prove your not a bullshitter, oh wait.........

ShroomzGames Abram Motopark, Preston Docks, Norley Motocross Track, Peacocks Hey MX... want more? 🤣 Want more? The fact you put “I can tell you have never really been involved in motocross” proves you’re either a child or actually haven’t traveled, there are tons of tracks all around the UK that are open for open practise, no one said all day everyday, if you’re complaining about track quality then you need to either get better or give up, believe it or not when mid or soft clay is ridden on it gets ripped up meaning that tracks that aren’t just open for private hire or events only usually redo the track once or twice a year, I’ve been riding both competitive and for fun for about 17 years now. Since you tried to act like I knew nothing and way lying that makes me question if you actually have anything to do with motocross but I’m not going to challenge it why? Because I ain’t a child 🤣 Maybe I’m just lucky that where I’m from we have nice long open for show up practice, maybe plan your travel around the track you want to ride because I simply just searched and phoned the tracks closest and I think I’ve been told no twice in my entire 17 years (probably more when I was younger and don’t remember) As for a license I believe what you’re referring to is an ACU competition license which is needed to ride competitively, not all tracks require you to hold this license to go to open track days but I’d say most do. Some tracks also require you to have riders insurance despite the fact if your racing most of them don’t cover you... Soo clearly not chatting shit and you’re just a desperate child on the internet looking for some attention, I’m sure you do ride, good for you, maybe next time don’t make things up acting like I said tracks are open every day for open track use, it just makes you look like a fool with the inability to read. 🤣

@@yep.1106 you are an idiot, i ask for a track that is open, one i can go anytime i want, and you go on to name 3 tracks that are closed and only open once a week to once a month, you have just proved my point yet trying to make me look wrong. You are an idiot, even my son 7 year old son understand the question yet you cant? what is wrong with you? and no the license i talk about is from the local council, which every track has to go through and the local council decided their opening times, this is for all tracks. You go on a massive rant but only prove my point more, you are claiming i can go anytime to ride then when i ask what track you talk about 3 at opposite ends of the country that are only open once a week to once a month, im pretty sure last year peacocks was shut for a good few months also so how could i ride there when it's closed, the lanacshire one is over 6 hours drive for me, and only open once a week. And im not asking for more, i'm just asking for one track i can go anytime i want, at anytime of year to ride, and you cant, my 7 year old understands the question yet you cant, do you think there is something wrong with you if a 7 year old can understand a simple question better than you, and i even asked him, he understood it yet you couldnt........

Good. Fuck them.

I'll believe it when I see it!

@@sailingsolar there are a few YT videos of cops ramming them within reason off the bikes now , very satisfying.

@@philipocallaghan they have to get permission 1st and only allowed to do it in certain spots. So it's very hard to do so and it's a lot of paper works

@@Who--Dat That's why I said "within reason" ...

We done this as kids but the big dffrnce was we had a huge coal mine to go ride on ,police never bothered you .they'd come up to catch the ones that stole bikes .We where never a problem on the way home you'd push youre bike on the main roads .I watched it over the years go down hill ,people say it was due to all the places you cld go where used for houses .but you had the kids growing up that started driving on the roads and you started hearing about bike chases more often .so me being involved in off road riding I can say it was the road riding that pushed them to start letting places like the bings be used for buildings and I know this for a fact the a1 was changed to go right through a bing due to this very reason .I went down the route off green laning .but that's been getting abused aswell ,it's same old story the few ruin it for the many ,

😂 😂 😂 Best comment so far

half them motocross bikes are deffo not stolen just an excuse for the police to take your property

paul hare 🤣🤣 they only get taken cause you’re doing something illegal, stick to a track or buy yourself a field then the cunts can’t do fuckall

Police a scums they schose this if they didnt bother they wouldn't have to ride through the grave yard and school and police are idiots there are people being stabbed people dealing and they chose that it is actually sad they be like that

@@luka146 They didn't have to ride through these areas at all, they most likely would have gotten a slap on the wrist and sent away, these kids get charged more often than not with reckless driving. There was no excuse for them to ride through a school.

£5k an hour, and that was when they first started using them..

Did that for 3 years in 'Nam. It can be fun if you dont't get shot at.

I'd say windy.

@arran corbett Not really, But shouldn't any child be safe on the pavement whether its local or not.

Hulk Hoggan best thing I Heard all day 😂

me niether😂😂😂😂

Yep. And the cops was way better then.

They give away all their tactics and how they work 🤣 if u get chased into woods ride all the through the streams to cool the bike if the choppers out , they lose the heat source .

Aye, and make them give the police a foot rub and a quick nosh... Like the parents said go out and get a police chase you fucking tit

@@bad4life2013 I agree with the foot rub mate those police deserve it for detaining reckless kids.

Lol you don’t like they far from me 😂

Engine will still be hot, takes a while to cool down

Yh good point especially on a 4-stroke

The ultimate police car for the UK would be a small and powerful AWD vehicle like a GR Yaris.

more than half the clapped out bikes they're on