Cred 1276 is that your collar number officer..

mostly all tyrants and they think they're above the law

Hmm please show me when and how they help the public?????????????

It is very entertaining officer !

On your way, piggy.

Chernobyl is in a better state than this place...

Ha, nice one 😂

What's the difference? Rubbish in, rubbish out. Although I'd expect there is some organisation going on at the tip...😏

Agree. How do I know it's a 'private area'? 'Because i say so' simply isn't good enough

311 deaths in UK Custody last year upto Dec 98 in prison locations ??? . . . Where I ponder ? 🤷‍♂ Screw their Blue Line shit we have them on camera running 💪💪💪 and You should 👹🎥📽📹 because we are xposng you ALL and what great Opportunity for Our New Hme Secretary eh ? Agenda : Advice 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 👮‍♀ 🧔‍♀🤬🤬🤬

Why's that?

@@simonneep8413 it was worn by Carrick and Couzens with pride, it's also so disrespectful because on average they are responsible for approx 200 of us dying every year due to their ineptness or spitefulness when only 0.9 police officer pass away every year in England,scotland and Wales + a few other good reasons not to wear it.. Hope that answers your question !

@@dwcoolit Poppies are worn by vile and evil people. does that then change their meaning? Looking at 2022/2023 there were a total of 196 police related deaths. 23 whilst in custody, 52 from suicides post custody. But lets take the highest figure of 196. There were 764,924 custody detentions, thus the rates of (196) police related deaths to those taken into custody is 0.25 / 1000. In 2023, there were 581,363 deaths registered in England and Wales, let's say the population there is 60 million. That's a rate of 9.7 / 1000. Apparently you're over 40x less likely to die whilst in contact with the police... Police deaths seem indeed surprisingly low, one in 2023, two in 2020, thus low number statistics don't reveal much valid data. In this case Wikipeida seems the easiest source to get data from, but I notice David Rathband (suicide after being shot by Raoul Moat) isn't listed there. Anyway, lets take the figures from 2000 onwards, which gives 34 over 14 years, or 2.4 / year. With 234,438 in 2023, that's a death reate of 0.01 / 1000, so significantly less than the police-related death rate. Back to the poppy; in the wars, many innocents have been killed, but we still wear poppies with pride. Based on the hatred for the thin blue line badge, shouldn't the same hatred be shown for poppies? Or in other words, people do sadly die after being in contact with police, but does that mean the police should not be allowed to commemorate their fallen comrades?

Its an old sign tgat started off decades again, if they see it being worn they know that person is also in the same club and will cover their back any way possible no matter what crime they commit, basically a club/society inside the force. Its history is literally online

That is corrupt WOKIES for you x

they were just ridiculous …always disappointed with cops.

No warning for the spoiler alert 😂🤣

They can't. It's a civil matter.

@@KeithBurtons it is indeed a civil matter, which doesn't mean you can't be trespassed off Police property, but does require the landlord (or his agent) to issue the trespasser with an instruction to leave the property. I am led to believe (happy to be corrected) that the landlord would be the PCC, and that only Constables of Inspector rank or above can act as their agent (acting in a civil capacity, i.e. not with Police powers), therefore a mere PC or Sgt cannot trespass someone off Police property without abusing their powers; that won't stop them pretending they are boss and thinking they can do it though, but could land them in hot water potentially.

The police are public servants not public masters and we need to keep recording them to make sure they don't overstep their authority. Pc perry lathwood, inspector Dean gittoes and DC Danielle Kirkby would not have been prosecuted if people hadn't been filmed. Please keep up the good work reporting

and, ye reap whit yoooo sow 👍💃💃💃🤡

@shanemooney6118 it’s one of their many breaches of policy. They don’t know the law or their own policies. They do what the hell they want and there lies the problem.

@shanemooney6118 Get the basics wrong and everything else is cr*p.

@@gc6855 they are lawless

@shanemooney6118 AB does auditing full time as there are plenty of bent and tyrant coppers. They take the bait every time and this guy has 100’s of 1000’s of followers and millions of views. The police have sent armed police to his house in the early hours of the morning for a “Welfare Check”. We need AB he makes them look like complete fools 99.9% of interactions. The rest of the time he stumbles on a good one. Another stat 35% of police officers have a criminal record, they need watching.

No shane but if its policly and you are employed by them then you have to abide by it as of it was law/rules......there are only a few policies that by contract law would be un enforceable by companies and they are normally the type that would clash with personal data protection, human rights and anything dangerous etc

Because you forgot to be nice to them

Because the stasi are self ruling egomaniacs who can never be wrong.😭 Even officially off duty (as in this and other vids) they still need to carry out their pre-conceived idea of 'helping' people. In uniform they are far worse and made up power mad !

@shanemooney6118would you rather that they were ignored and allowed to continue as they wish? are you a proponent of sweepding things under the carpet? "keeping it in the family" putting your fingers in your ears and going lalalalalalalal. no? so then you do support him, you just didn't reaise. sorted!

@shanemooney6118 🤣🤣🤣

Criteria of a Brain ? to be a Cop has Gone 🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🆘🤷‍♂📽📹

They don't serve the public, they serve the government and whatever corrupt anti-human rights legislation they come out with. Anyone who is an officer is there to bully people, because they are not forced to do the job and they know the government is criminalising people's thoughts. Domestic terrierists.

Yep, it doesn't matter if the Po-lice break the law. They won't arrest themselves...

It is now the Data Protection Act 2018. The DPA 1984 was repealled by the DPA 1998.

@@firestarter1888. You are of course correct Amended my post 👍

@@mark.k7206 Happy to help 😊

He was a Woose 💃

@@robwilson8673 Maybe. But he should still be asking questions whilst respecting rights.

Why would he ask questions if he knows what the auditor is doing?

@@ThomasThornley-hn6pg Hr knows feels he thinks the auditor is doing and also what the auditor tells him. Let’s not be naive. The police have a job to do. Respectfully. They should be asking questions. When their questions have been answered whether to their satisfaction or not. They move on. Don’t be one of those clowns.

@@gottliebdee263 I got physically assaulted by the police so I'm all for getting rid of the bad ones but if he asked questions he'd get sh.t and if he doesn't he still gets sh.t...

@shanemooney6118 Three Policy violations.

She certainly ain't 'got it though.

​@shanemooney6118 DOES IT HURT?

clearly a sign for people with regular dogs. Blind person would already know that they can take their dog in, obviously. Who do you think a no kids allowed sign is for? the baby who shits himself 3 times a day?

@PhotoBombomb oh, you thought I was serious. Or have they banned humor too over there since I left in the 70s?

Try saying something funny next time.​@cliff481

@davidsmith5523 the tone of a written response is determined by the reader. Mirror time

The police fit right in

@shanemooney6118 Hello officer.

She thinks she’s the dogs dooda’s by the looks of it

Had a post apocalyptic vibe 😂

How can they respond when someone who looks suspicious as anything is trotting through their private carpark 😭😭

Their private space? ​@@cred1276

Whenever you get a reluctant dip of the shoulder in answer to this question you know that there's no point in continuing any discussion.