I think the younger cops are far better educated than the old school cops, who are stuck in their ways and won't accept change

Maybe he could get a respectable job?

​@@S.TradesDon't tard all woth the same brush m8, they are good law abiding and use reasonable opinion on the spot which they are semi... allowed to do

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😅I can imagine the response. The CAA hasn’t got time for this. I’m pretty sure the police have asked them for the same thing, but paranoia is not a good enough reason to make a mess of the UK aviation charts.

I think the day is not far off when more restrictions will be put on on the 249g drones and where they can fly.

​@@scudosmyth784yes , the police are putting applications to the CAA to establish FRZs over some police stations/ establishments and adjacent areas.

​@scudosmyth784 ironically the drone law AFAIK is an EU law that the UK had to bring in and never repealed after they left the EU. In fact in spite of all the Brexit claims of "over regulation" from the EU I'm not aware of them repealing ANY of the thousands of regulations they said the EU had brought in.

It’s down to the Pilots common sense at the end of the day.

He did extremely well on his own as well !

Haha you think the police promote competence and honesty? That would disqualify him if anything

@@waynemcdermott9496 if you think I insulted the officer I'd encourage you to read again

@@rickymort135I do apologise mate I only read it quickly I thought it meant something else I will delete my first response 🫢

Thank u for your very informed explanation!👍

Correct. I was made redundant in the 90s... from an oil company which I adored working for.... Broke my heart when we were taken over by a foreign company 😢😢😢

So what?

@@rogerborgSo What ? Did you learn how to read before flunking 4th grade ,?? It means STAY OUT. It means YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS HERE. It means PRIVATE PROPERTY , but I get it now , 4th graders on KZfaq with no respect because their parents forgot to teach them how to behave. No wonder the UK is in such a mess. This explains everything !

Fake News reminds us every week since 9..ll People in fear are easily controlled

It's just an excuse. Why do so many companies get funny about drones. It's not as if they own the air space above their property. It's nothing you can't see on Google maps. Did they kick off to Google when the Google satellite took images over their property? It's just pathetic and along the same lines of people complaining about people who park outside their house. Just like people say you don't own the road outside your self so have no entitlement to park there, the companies need to get with the times and realise they don't own the air space.

Nice no security at distribution.

@@matlockmeat The Courts have already ruled that the landowner does own the airspace above their property. Up to a reasonable height.

​@@scotttchviski6706 where?

No he won't, won't fit in with the gang with his forward thinking and common sense, need to be a tyrant to go far in the thin blue line gang.

He is not actually head of security.

No wonder !!@@SuperFredc

Eem I did FFS 😆

You have to pick I'm afraid, either ask someone to leave OR engage in conversation demanding you listen. One or the other, you can't do both. If you talk to me you give implicit permission for me to stay and converse

@@rickymort135 exactly ! don't do both, leave !

@@willycarle3088 if you're told to leave and implicitly told to stay at the same time you can do what you want. It's the owners responsibility to be unambiguous

Why?

As far as I know he cannot leave private property with that car while the blue light is stil in his car.

@@daytona1212pretty sure that’s correct, not just that he can’t use the blues on public roads they can’t even be fitted to the vehicle.

@@dwayne_dibley Thanks, I agree.

They use Blue lights on there because it is a busy with traffic. That refinery was/is the biggest in Europe at 5 square miles. They have their own emergency response team and fire brigade.

It is much more enjoyable when you are old though!

Here is a few Directives for you if you get harassed by the police Don't run with scissors Don't run with a lollipop in your mouth Don't eat yellow snow Don't kick your dog Don't beat your partner 😠🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

He didn't actually give any directives; and the fact that he didn't step out of the car to confront and intimidate the auditor is TO HIS CREDIT.

yeah exactly, holding a camera pestering private businesses, baiting the security out praying for an confrontation for views.

@@bubbacalling. Quite rightly so very strange behaviour 😊

​@@bubbacallingyes , creating content so you can voice your discontent. Marvellous, isn't it ? , even negativity has a positive effect on advertising payment for views

Sadly you are correct. I am flagging all of his videos though in the hope the channel gets terminated.@@smeehere

Ive been on refinery sites, you cant take transmiting equipment on site, tankers have rubberised transmiting equpment and some know it all comes along with a drone ffs

when he took the drone up and you could see what looked like a little residential area amongst the trees to the right of the image, maybe also belonging to the site I dont know, but I was thinking no way I would want to live there right next to that refinery

Well they aren't mostly chimneys so don't fret about it!

I lived a few streets away from there for a couple of years. I worked for a different chemical manufacturer on the same estate.

That's great . What do you think of the pipes on the main road 🤔 xx

@@DJEMEDIA to be honest, I thought that they were dangerous because of car crashes. It only takes one crash to ignite the fuel... Our grease plant was a nightmare. We were connected to the local fire station. We had grease, oils, antifreeze etc. but I loved that job the best. All those high profile companies like Esso, Shell, BP, were a total pleasure to work with. The guy in the car, in my opinion, was just concerned who you were... If I was still working for my old company. I could have got you on site no problem lol. The managers I worked with were sound as a pound. You would have been welcome. But our company was home from home. I hated it when we got taken over by a foreign company x this my favourite video that you have done 👍👍👍✅ xx

@Denise18_03 Yeah I get where he's coming from but his first approach was poor. I reckon you could still sweet talk us both onto a site..

@@DJEMEDIA I agree. He could have explained to you about the issues he was worried about... He was really hostile at first and then mellowed. People are going to be curious about sites like that because I really find them interesting as I worked in the industry but I never got to walk on the shop floor. I was in the offices. But I did go to an oil refinery once and it was amazing in Irlam... I think that you did a great job filming though. I'm still reeling from it. Much better for me than the hotels lol.... Xx

@bluebottle1617 Wrong, if what you say is true, then how do airports, docks, secure storage areas, bonded areas, chemical plants and as you've just seen refineries get away with it ?

I can drive how and have 15 blue lights on my car whilst on my farm and private road.

@@silversurf6159 Airports have their own fire and rescue service which they must have by law. Docks, yes, especially if they handle flammable materials. Chemical plants, yes, many have their own industrial fire and rescue service, as do oil refineries. Bonded areas, yes, I have come across them with their own firefighting vehicles when I was in the police. If the bonded area holds anything of a flammable nature, then it is likely they will have firefighting vehicles on site. What determines whether a vehicle may have blue flashing lights fitted lawfully is the use to which it is put. Vehicles used for fire, police, ambulance, coastguard and lifeboat purposes are all permitted to be fitted with and use blue flashing lights. The vehicle in the video was a security vehicle; that is not included in the permitted vehicles described in legislation. Amber is perfectly lawful for security purposes, but not blue.

@@realmusicreallife Are they the ones that are under the vehicle? If so, they are perfectly legal. The type the bluelight services use are not lawful to fit to vehicles other than those permitted, by law, to have them fitted. The use the vehicle is put to is what determines whether the fitting and use of blue flashing lights is legal.

@@bluebottle1617 Every man and his dog knows and understands that conventional emergency vehicles, fire, police, ambulance, coast guard, bomb squad etc. can be fitted with blue lights. However, my answer to you above, was to your statement......"It is an offence to fit and use a blue flashing light to a vehicle. Whether the vehicle ventures onto a public highway is irrelevant." .......which is patently wrong. It is not an offence to fit blue lights, as you suggest it is, " Whether the vehicle ventures onto a public highway is irrelevant." There are many other private vehicles that are allowed to have blue lights fitted and be used a couple of examples being certain forestry vehicles, revenue vehicles, Basics Responders which includes GP's and nurses private vehicles. !

It's unlawful to simply install them even if you don't use them.

Same here . He does the illegals ok but no need to fugg up working tax payers . He is a real $$ boy , squeals and carry’s on .😊

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Kevin is the male equivalent of Karen

Goodbye no need to say you are leaving , as a total nobody no won will give a toss .

@@melvynparkerson9984 what a noob response

I ment to say, strict