Straight in no messing around he's already dressed 😂

😂🤣😂🤣 genuine chuckle to that one

Prison recall straight to prison

On the bride side, you mean? 😅

Don't go to court, straight to prison on a recall.

I don't think the family would want to know this person now anyway .

Small wedding anyway ..., just a brother & sister getting married 😀😀😀

@@MrEnterthehole if you look at a list of jobs that attract psychopaths you will not find career criminal, instead you will find judges and police, the criminal is more able to display human emotion than the two mentioned above, this not opinion this is factual

@@jordanabbotty5402 That's because "career criminal" isn't a job you numpty. Psychopaths make up a statistically high proportion of prisoners compared to their frequency amongst the general population.

Nothing embarrasses these people don't worry .

Copper logic

Lol

Don’t commit crime. Simple

@@cannonball9478 rip Sarah everard

Who cares. The guy commited a considerable offence. He will be punished. Thats how that works. Have you only just figured out that thats how laws work or something?

I could not agree more about cops in the states. I live in the states, and to be honest, I do not trust any of them.

I live in The US as well, and not every cop is bad, actually most are decent, but that doesn't fit your moronic narrative though does it.

Well the key thing here was that he was complying with the police unlike Americans done while in possession of a firearm/weapon and sometimes on drugs

I live in the U.S. Police where I live are great (Idaho)! They do community service, are friendly, even have programs in place that are now being copied across the U.S. to train officers in inclusiveness, minority issues, etc. When they're not "polite" is when someone breaks the law and flees the consequences.

@@dam00r If he didn't comply, he would still not have been battered. Likely not even tased, unless he threatened them with a weapon. Meanwhile, people in the US get shot by the police for absolutely nothing.

He robbed a 95yr old lady of £200, deserves to be locked up for his full sentence, which was probably not long enough.

Yeah we can fxcking hear mate we are watching the same thing mr fxcking obvious

Lol what a bell end

he was targeted elderly victims. one a 95y

@@MrEnterthehole Exactly what I was thinking.

@@MrEnterthehole did he say that 🙄

@@MrEnterthehole Who said that would be fine? It's worse when it's a vulnerable person.

Yes

😂😂. Gta give u that 1 bro

The guy robbed a 95yr old lady of £200, deserves to be locked up.

More likely saved her a life of misery living with this smarmy toe-rag!

where was the police when i was getting married 🙄

@@welsh-3286 Drinking the champagne at your reception paid for by your bride 😂😂

Probably lost his deposit on the suit-hire for late-return, instead of the usual dry-cleaning surcharge!

At least they put us straight lol.

Thats even worse, poor people getting married had it over shadowed by Police...

oh right, that's alright then. imagine it was the groom. that'd be peeeeeak

@@smorg12 oh yeah... Those poor travellers... I bet they were just as sorry for the elderly victims this guy had burgled as well....

When does she get out?

My nan has said that one to also. 😂

copycat

Probably lost his deposit on the suit-hire for late-return, instead of the usual dry-cleaning surcharge!

Maybe it was the bride and he was the groom 😂

CID officers have snitches everywhere, even amongst travellers!

You mean he let you go with warning ⚠️ 😏

Chief constable.

Yep, clocked it straight away when I saw Stanlow @1:07

Would be funny if it was his wedding but it wasn't.

Lol

I think he said they just didn’t want to have to go in the church and arrest him in front of a bunch of people, in part bc people in attendance might start yelling at the cops for disrupting the wedding

You used to have immunity from police in churches (like embassies) but think they stopped that a while ago

@Billy nolan lol

They could've, it's just bad form. Not only because interrupting a wedding in progress ruins the day of a lot of innocent people, but also because traditionally no form of weapon should be taken into a church, and the police are carrying pepper spray, batons, and maybe tasers; the Vicar would be understandably upset about a dozen or so guys walking in armed.

It’s a place of worship, so probably only if last resort

Hilarious and original comment

@@europa8292 Ha, the English don't like it "oop 'em" apparently.

Probably lost his deposit on the suit-hire for late-return, instead of the usual dry-cleaning surcharge!

I'm wondering if he left the country and snuck back in for the wedding. But if that was the case, surely they could have extradited him because skipping the country is an obvious breach of conditions.

Travellers don’t have addresses

Oh yes.

You can tell by how the Slappers were dressed !

He was the groom by the looks of it

At 0:55 they use music from Dragons Den too haha

Episode 1 of The Motorway Cops: Catching Britain's Speeders.

@@TheAlllseeeingFish yea I love this new show

Exactly, she cannot be fussy

I dont think it was his wedding.

He is not the groom

Yae ruined a womans wedding for entertainment

@@chosenundead6376 did they actually?

Filthy pigs.

@@mrbabbleding turning up in 6 cars yes

@@chosenundead6376 he ruined it mate, no ones fault but his

Absolutely, he’s been avoiding it for a year or more, he full well knew he was due in court, sometimes people can’t make it for genuine reasons, in which case you contact the court and they will help you if they can, and ask you to come back at a later date. He failed to turn up and didn’t notify them of any genuine reason for why, so it’s clear he’s just not interested in complying with the law. On this basis, why anyone has any sympathy for him is beyond me. Imagine you were the victim of one of his crimes, and you heard he’d been charged, and then due to attend court, then for 1 year he failed to turn up. Eventually you heard police turned up at his wedding, but as it was his wedding, they told him to come back to court, to which no surprise, he fails to turn up again… You might say - wait for him to get married… then you’d still have people complaining that they’ve arrested him on his wedding day, instead of waiting until the next day. He’s done wrong and he knows it, they have the opportunity to grab him when there isn’t a large crowd of people immediately present, and take it. Why a lot of travellers think they are immune from the law and should not be prosecuted is frankly disgusting and beyond me.

Robbed a 95 year old woman.

CID officers have snitches everywhere, even amongst travellers!

Burglary elderly homes 🏡

@Saoirse Eireann thats what the laws are for. if the guy hadnt been targetting elderly people for criminal activity then he wouldnt have been on probation in the first place.

@@sinthariasinestra9777 no need to be rude.

@Saoirse Eireann the dude was commiting burglaries against pensioners, the law did what it was supposed to do, get him back behind bars after he broke his parole.

@Aaron Jackson But if everyone followed the rules, all police officers would be unemployed. And we wouldn't want that to happen, now, would we?

@@iwanbonnen Since I know COP 👮‍♂️ they're the very 1st one to broke the laws.. Bunch of BOGUS/ Rogue COP 👮‍♂️