Unmarked police lol. Unlike normal officers with flashing lights on their heads

9:54 Especially with body language like that!

Yeah when they pulled up at 7:27 i was like who are these guys... Seeing the handcuffs... ohh thats the police

we call them civil police in germany literally translated. Interesting that you they them "unmarked" in englisch.

Looks like Fake Police.

Well, he is getting paid for it so it aint a suprise

@@patrikpotocki6255 Give credit where credit is due son.

@King Brilliant it's not that expensive compared to the cost of an asset and the hassle of an insurance claim. I have 3 automatrics trackers, and personally they are a very very small cost in relation to the equipment value to my business.

@@patrikpotocki6255 The police are getting paid too. But this man put far more effort and care into the case.

And so are the insurance companies. But they don't even care. They're just there to get paid.

Yep. Matthew 24:12 12. And because iniquity shall abound, the love of many shall wax cold. [KJV]

For the sake of diversity.

Here in California, burglary is basically legal. CA passed prop 47 which makes taking something of < $1,000 value, an infraction... the police won't do anything about it. The wealthy hire private police and others don't get that level of protection.

Matt If I Slagged You Of On This Channel Religiously Or Racially Or Both They The Police Would Spend Hours To Track Me Down And Prosecute Me. Burglary And The Rest Are no Longer Important.

@@davexjs5889 Exactly

30 mins is lightning, they usually don't turn up at all and phone you the next day and ask if there's still a problem, they're a joke.

Long line at the donut shop.

giving me a fine and three points for no seatbelt in a 30mph zone, arsewipes

True story, when i was 15 i had a car load of Maoris come at me with their hands in their pockets saying they're gonna stab me and telling me to give them my push bike. Being much lighter and agile than them i legged it with the bike, jumped on it and rode off. Now the road i needed to take to get back home was between two roundabouts about 200m long, and they kept driving between the two for about 15 mins. So I went to a near by school and called the cops explaining what happened. I shit you not 1 and a half hours later no cops, the guys left, so i went home. Told my old man what happened and he was fuming, we got in the car and went to the cop shop. You know what they said? "Your son said he didn't see the knife so it wasn't a life or death situation". No word of a lie, or any exaggeration. My old man lost his shit nearly got arrested himself.

Its tower hamlets mate, this was probably their 4th bike theft of the morning

Jubair Ahmed . Thank your successive useless governments who have bullshit the public by saying crime is going down and subsequently reduced the numbers of operational police officers.

Matt w Well said sir, hardly the polices fault anymore unfortunately :(

Watch a few police interceptors or the like, the police can virtually catch people red handed with theft, carrying knifes or worse and the cps/courts don't want to prosecute. No wonder they lack enthusiasm to investigate things. As a nation the UK need to get tougher on criminals to protect the law abiding and tax paying population.

Jubair Ahmed Criminals get protection from facing justice. We had work tools and materials stolen from inside a locked loading bay in a government building. The security guard could not review the security cam footage as it would breach the privacy rights of the thief.

@@googlesuxballs2435 I'm not certain you have been given the correct or whole story. Someone can certainly review the footage.

Roger Harris they should switch the plates with a motorcycle they own 😂

Yeah, if the diplomat was important enough he could get away with killing the thief and his entire family. Lol

I mean... Are motorbike thieves ever smart?

@@RonaiHenrik ones that dont get caught are.. or smart enough, that is

TIL what diplomatic plates are

Yeah makes you wonder how many he actually recovers if he's only uploading 1 every 6 months ?? Seems a good tracking system tho'

Probably to busy recovering to up load any new ones, imagine he's chocka, with the amount of little rats about

@@soulbrother61 To be honest mate in the UK this guy is probably getting 20 calls a day he's probably just far too busy to do all the recording, editing and uploading.

If he was uploading too many people might get spooked and keep away from the system.

@@stevienico452 I did say it looks a very good system, I would probably opt for this one

Insurance companies are thieves as well. Only they're legalised.

Clearly you haven't lived a day in UK

@@a.s945 I am born and bred in the Midlands, not far from Sheffield.

only funny 45ys! 🥴

@@snowhat7298 It's a groaner

I guess that is just the first bike/moped (of many) that day. I can imagine they already know the outcome of knocking on doors in certain estates and asking about stolen property. If I lived there I probably wouldn't want to be seen having more that a 20 second conversation with the police

Yeah that's why they stayed behind with the customer to help him fix the battery up. What do you honestly think they can do?

They were more relieved that they didn't have to do anything as it had all been done for them. Not that they would have done more then issue a crime number and expect him to claim on his insurance. That's assuming that he lived at the right number on his street.

There's (according to Google search) 350 cctv cameras (potentially 100's more with home cctv) in Tower Hamlets and it seems the police are too busy/under resourced to check them but if you blog the wrong word to an MP expect an armed knock on your door with 10+ officers or a blanket and cup of tea if you are an Extinction Rebellion protester

It's the same in the US. The police know that even if they catch the thieves, they will be back on the street stealing within a few hours. A prosecutor will make a deal or a parole board will listen to the criminal who will claim to be a born again Christian and let them out on the street again.

Metal Micky why would they nowadays you’re lucky if they even show up, either way it’s pathetic.

well they said that the thiefs probably wore gloves and even if they got prints they wouldn't hold up legally as it has been sitting in public and such uncertain evidence is more likely to get the wrong person in trouble.

+Micky They want to get their time charged onto their time card, and mark the case "solved", even though they did nothing, otherwise, like the guy said, the customer could get pulled over on his own bike for "being stolen" if they don't clear it.

Prints and forensics 😂 mate real life isn’t CSI Miami

let's get forensic for.silly bikes STOLEN are you kidding it dont come cheap its not a part of death on wheels that's why you have tracking.. this ain't no priority

I'd 100% use them if I lived in the UK... Even as an outsider, I hear about the thefts, which means something. Luckily in my country, not many things get lost. If someone steals a car, the entire country / police force is after them, so yeah it's kinda pointless to even try.

.........no wonder......there are no consequences.

London ist a shithole

That's because you all let in the pig fornicators!

@@Surteronarto Why everybody is so horny about London. I am 2,05m tall, now tell me how in the world I shall fit in the Tube or in the double decker bus. Streets are small and narrrow, traffic is pure chaos. and lots of muslims. Whats positive there.

@@wavehopper4183 Did I really say I didn't want to leave the house or that I just don't want to visit London? Hmmm....

Were you assuming there were no thieves in London ? Good that you found out the truth.

Well the Police would never arrest someone with a Diplomatic status so the answer is probably yes.

Yes, apparently.

Hehe I made a similar joke when hearing him say he's in diplomacy.

Yes and No. You are immune and you won't be prosecuted. BUT it is very likely if you commit a violent crime while representing you're country, that you will get send back home and get fired. Alot of diplomatic employees and their families would be devastated by that. (but it depends on the level of corruption back home.. I guess)

Just beat the f..k out of them!

@John Smith couldn't agree more! they are overpaid disinterested civil servants, who have forgotten who they work for.

Ca t blame them, they are seriously understaffed and have to prioritize assaults and theft from persons e.g muggings.

@@elftax why should I prioritize muggings? Average mugging £300, average BMW motorcycle £12,000. Muggings should be very low on the list of priorities.

@@daithi007 because if someone is robbed, there is a good chance the cops can drive around and find the per. Also, the personal trauma of getting mugged is greater than having your vehicle stolen or even having your home burgled.

@@elftax regarding driving around and finding the mugger, there are no police statistics that would agree with you. Policing isn't about giving you a shoulder to cry on. Policing is about making sure it doesn't happen in the first place. Policing is about getting your property back. The thing is you probably think the police are doing something, but just not in this case. The thing is, the police are doing nothing, all of the time. They are there to prevent the population from attacking the government.

@Eduard EDU Anyone with even a passing interest or knowledge in how number plates work in the UK would instantly see they aren't normal though. Would at least ring alarm bells I'd have thought.

Hi

It's only New Zealand.

@@7sep85 It's all in ya head ! Whaddaya mean New Zealand? Whats that ?

Such is the brazen nature of the criminals among us

Thanks, people tend to focus on the device, but yes the service is also key 👍

Probably don’t have the time or resources with all the cuts to public services, many vehicles stolen everyday. That’s why vehicle crime is high, not enough cops to deal with more violent crimes.

This. I guess it's not the recovery guys job but as a customer, I would prefer they tell me where my bike is and I will sort it out than just get it back so they can take it again.

That was my thought too, I was thinking “cover it back up and wait till the thief comes back”!

Because if the police start watching it trying to catch the thief but fail to do so, it goes down as a negative, but if they just return the bike it counts as a solved case and makes them look good! I always think of the "give a man a fish..........." Because if they set up surveillance and caught the thief it would reduce future crime but this way it's just a short term solution.

@@whatyousaidbud When I was a kid 3 bikes got stolen from our shed. We notified the police. But then we saw 2 of them standing somewhere. So we called the police again. They started watching the bikes..... and the thiefs came....unlocked the bikes... and cycled away...they didn't catch them and we never saw the bikes again..

@@Snibble I'm sorry for your loss.

That's bad news, sorry to hear that we should have fll services running in US by Dec 2020 , so from then we can help out

Haha you're right. That's what you get for living in the UK.

@@SolarWebsite yep, all it dose at the moment is rain.

Ofc, fines bring in money. This does nothing for them. Only cost them time

Eduard EDU really what ?

@Eduard EDU yea somehow i think you completely didn't understand my initial comment

'Security by Obscurity' is not good security. Better to enhance the GPS to work more places

Perhaps the point is that despite it being under a balcony they still found it, kind of a "you can run but you can't hide" statement to potential thieves.

Giving an even better information to the world, to make all signals stop, not even rf will get out you just need to make a Faraday Cage, here it is

Thanks we will have some more interesting uploads coming up soon 👍

seymourinit 218 D is for New Zealand

Might have been a bit more lively if it had a D248 plate. "Have you got 6 mates"...da! lol.

Yea, he said he was a diplomat on the telephone.

Picked the accent straight away, fellow kiwi no doubt

@@TheLewisw1396 Thought I recognized our accent

That's so incredibly stupid

Julian Especially if you’re looking at it from the perspective of a bike thief. For what it’s worth, my comment was meant as a bit of a joke...to make someone smile. Sorry it didn’t work for you.

... or a 12" steel spike explodes skywards from under the seat

@@longranger5226 lmao that be amazing, just fucking lock the front wheel up, send em flying. absolute madness!

funny you are saying it on a video where they said that they had at first fake alarm :D

Quite true actually

He hit me back first !!

You could work for him just go around stealing bikes and hell get em.back

If you were interviewed and asked whether you'd beat the hell out of the thief instead of calling the police what would it be.

Not really we have been busy and have a backlog but we hope to catch up 👍

NPC 256701 it’s got the cell location and RF as well so it doesn’t matter :)

It's only a weakness on other company's systems.

Good idea but no point with the decoy, they've probably got someone in one of those flats watching it, or even a Wi-Fi camera pointing out of a window that they can view from thier phone, that's what I'd do but then I wouldn't be stealing bikes.

Someone looking at a bike and then walking away isn't enough to charge them with theft of a bike. They would have to leave the stolen bike there and catch them riding it away.

Waste of time for a police officer who probably has more important calls like domestic abuse. You speak with such conviction so I am sure you worked as a police officer and know first-hand how little they do.

Wouldn't help in this situation

Shooting people over some luxury goods?

Lol yeah noticed that right away diplomat I think he said

Plod are totally disinterested with real crime. They much prefer harassing and bullying people going about their lawful daily tasks. I reported a scrote who I had seen at a McDs in Maldon Essex who was riding a clearly nicked a Ducati Panigale to Essex Police who could not have been more disinterested. They were really obstructive. Quite by chance a few weeks later I saw in a report about motorcycle gang robberies in Birmingham on the Sky News website the same bike being ridden by the very same scrote, dressed in exactly the same Sports Direct clothes wearing his helmet half on his head just like he was doing at the McDs drive thru. The plod really are useless.

@@alexmorgan3435 And then you read of the response to two women going for a walk during lockdown!

Knock Kncok. "Hello, did you steal that bike?". Lol, knock on a few doors, that's not going to accomplish anything. You're not going to find them unless they are known to police and their face was on the cctv. The thieves know these things could be tracked, so they take them to a secondary location and wait to see if someone tracks it like this.

You're right. My mate had two motocross bikes nicked from his garage. There's no way to see his garage from the road and he thinks that he was followed from the track the previous day. About 6 months later he spotted one of them on eBay over 100 miles away. He informed the police, they went to the guys house and by my mate's description of the bike the police said yes that's one of yours. Now figure this, the police wouldn't prosecute because they said it would be a waste of funds and they also allowed the guy to keep my mate's bike!

@@grahamefreestone5309 That's just messed up, what a complete waste of time the police are when it comes to theft ect.

@@grahamefreestone5309 I had a brand new KX85 stolen when I was a kid, going back to about 2001, got a knock at the door 11 years later from the police that had recovered the bike by doing a spot check on the youth and his dad riding it round some dirt land. Frame and engine numbers had not been removed hence it's recovery. Obviously the people it was taken off were innocent parties as it had probably changed hands numerous times during its absence from me. They lost out also as they owned it in good faith. I gave the bike back to them as it was no use to me 11 years later. Actually couldn't believe how good condition it was in for a bike if it's age, clearly some kids pride and joy.

@@doddsy799 .. That was nice that you gave it back to them. 👍 Funny enough my mate's bikes were kx125 and a kx250. I had a DT175 stolen over 30 years ago, but I never got that back. Maybe there's still hope. I think the reg number was SCH643X. Lol.

@@grahamefreestone5309 I would have had to turn upto the address with a van load of mates! They would not be keeping my bike!

Although they left before the recovery truck turned up . They are always busy

I'm assuming it's just like here in the USA the police put priority on calls. It's not a emergency and both the police and recovery company knows the bike is being watched so there is little evidence of catching the thief. Theoretically speaking if you told them someone had some sort of a weapon the police would be there right away. It's all about what is priority.

@@dco5055 Aye, "I thought I saw a gun in his hand" will have armed offenders, etc en route in a heartbeat