Dont care what anyone says, John is a top bloke. He really went above and beyond to make sure that this went as well as it possibly could. He deserves a pay rise and a promotion. Very informative 👍
This Security Guy (John) is giving me the Film 'Shutter Island' Vibes, it will turn out that he is a Patient from the Hospital 🤣🤣🤣 - Must admit he is one of the most Friendliest Security personal i have ever seen, a really nice Guy! - Great Video DJE Media! Keep them Coming
Lest we forget, Broadmoor 'Secure' Hospital allowed Jimmy Savile unfettered access to all parts of the hospital, with Savile even having his own set of keys!
And Jimmy also took the school children of the primary school there to Windsor safari park unattended on a number of occasions 😢 and other activities, the sad truth is the authorities knew and still stood by and let him have access to the many innocent people 😡
What an incredible audit, John was fantastic and is a credit to Broadmoor, the coppers were excellent tool well done all, the best audit I've ever watched👍
I went to school in Crowthorne, the village where Broadmoor’s located. Every Monday at 10am they test the hospital escape sirens for one minute. A memorable moment of my earlier school years. A very loud, very clear, deafening sound, which we had to sit through each week like it was a normal thing.
Brilliant video , I loved how much he loved his job , so very passionate, a credit to the team . Police officers very friendly too . Top notch video , one of the best
Surely a company looking at these videos would see that lads approach that puts the hospital in a good light, rather than the bully boy tactics from other places, he was a credit to his role, also the Police handled themselves well.
JOHN FROM BROADMOORE. Great bloke mate, 10/10...would love a couple of hours talking this old beautiful buildings history..must be so much history inside and out...fantastic. what a great looking place..would love to have seen it in the 70s. Thankyou for your time. 👍
@@Jessicacaca00I actually didn't even notice them, damn are they those or just the jacket deco ??? Maybe Ur right then...possibly a better judge of the hidden aspects of people than I see on face value...I wonder if Ur right ?? Deffo possible.
@@Sol-Cutta nah hes sown them on. Dont be decieved into thinking its a 'fallen officers charity' its actually an american thing, google 'thin blue line of silence' for its real significance
John is a nice genuine person who I personally know. Some of you calling him a patient because hes been nice are gross and need to revalidate your life.
You get some trolls on here being stupid. John is a lovely person, an asset to the hospital. I thought that he was brilliant with DJE and I am sure that DJE appreciated the tour at the end. I found it highly interesting 😊😊😊
How many immigrants would the old Broadmoor be able to house and how much of a saving would that be on our ecconomy? Give the job to John, he'd keep everyone happy.
Well, very informative visit and excellent discussion with the ‘guide’ John. He was an impressive staff member who deserves recognition and I hope his bosses appreciate his approach and contribution. Top guy!
Really sound guy who couldn’t tell you enough about his job & site apart from security stuff,also to police being open and respectful and being as cool as a copper could be,excellent work
I really liked this video John (Security) and the two police were all easy going, polite and professional, excellent video DJE. Real roll model's for Security and Police, deescalation and friendly educated approach to drone and filming 10 out of 10 everyone.
@@colinmorand129 I think it's more the fact that it's located at an actual psychiatric institution for mentally unwell people, not the fact that it's a funny phrase that is common across many parts of the wordl.
Those men of fighting age treated very nice in hotels will be rounding us up and putting us in places like this very soon. Why else do you think they are here? 😩
Decent police , even better guy from broadmoore, lovely bloke..would love to have a hour or two with him...enthralling..so many questions about the history.
Dje I watch a lot of your videos and I have to say this is the best one I've seen by far as it was in a world renown hospital.the guy who walked you around turned it around it was a real interesting video talking about the history etc keep up the good work dje.
The coppers were very good , they knew already what you was doing was legal and what you was about, he said his body cam was on when arrived, that's how you know they have seen many kind of these interactions with auditors etc on the internet before, they were professional though. As for john, whether or not he was keeping you there for the police, ( which i think he was ) he was polite , informative and had a excellent attitude towards you and its a nice change to see on a auditing or drone video. Both the officers and the geezer called john deserve positive comments, they were all sound as a pound.
John is such a credit to the hospital and himself, what a great guy! What a brilliant way to turn a negative video into a positive one, you can tell he genuinely loves what he does, has such a logical approach to everything and a real asset to the NHS
What an interesting video this is. I always thought that Broadmoor was old, dank and horrible. It's very nice to see that even the old building wasn't too bad. But the new building is really nice. I like the way that the police handled themselves. I particularly like the man who came out to you and showed you around, what a lovely passion he has for his job and how nice it is to see someone being so kind to you DJE. He's a great asset to that hospital. I absolutely loved the whole video. Thank you for taking the time to make this one... One of my favourites... 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️💯
BRILLIANT...... Now this video is THE BEST EVER audit drone video I have EVER seen to date. What an amazing video and information from the Security guy that will clear up many issues that people have with Broadmoor. Tv need to pick up on this and use your video as footage. I loved it from start to finish. BRILLIANT. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This was one hell of an amazing and one of the interesting audit I watched since watching them. You done amazing.i learnt even more from this audit. Just got to give you a 1 million out of 1 million. He was so happy to help you. To show you the 18.62 building loved it. Police were 10 out of 10 to to you 💙
What a relaxed open minded encounter this was! An institution of this type is bound to 'ruffle the feathers' of some, but you treated with subtlety, whilst at the same time obtaining information! 'Nicely done' by you here!!
Watch shedloads of your videos. This one definately the best so far. Thought you may have been a touch hard on John. I feel he was 100% genuine from the off. Refreshing that the police were good too. Keep up the great work.
Watched this twice and to be honest them behind counter thumbs down,security guy 👍 .Cops 👍.Overall great video,thanks security guy nice informative history tour.👍
Great video, full compliments to that guy, what a fantastic interaction. You can tell by his enthusiasm that he really loves his job and is proud to be working at Boardmoor. I bet he interacts well with the patients as well.
Love the copper's greeting "Afternoon, Mornin', Evenin', whatever it is!" As an advanced EMT I can relate to not knowing the time of day when doing changing shifts.
I have watched many of your autdits and was impressed and informed by them all but Im afraid after watching this one my respect for you has gone down massively, it appeared to me that despite being treated decently and in a polite manner to you just provoke for a reaction..... I'm not impressed.
First thing the guy said was that it was ok to film, he knew the police couldn’t do anything so no way was he trying to stall you. Top top bloke that guy, deserves a pay rise.
That security man was so helpful. He turned a negative experience around but a tour around what more can you ask for. Really nice man he gets a pass DJ ? 😊
Excellent response from John. Great to have an insight into their work which gave a positive impression. A real masterclass on how to handle an unexpected visit to best effect. Thank you.
THIS IS EASILY ONE OF THE TOP 10 VID, S.. MAYBE EVEN TOP 5... ENTERTAINING AND INFORMATIVE., THE GUY WHO SHOWS YOU AROUND IS A ABSOLUTE BRITISH BORN LEGEND, A STUNING EXIBIT OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A REAL, RELATABLE, CARING, AND BOLD BRIT MAN.. MAKES ME PROUD TO BE A MAN.
He's absolutely desperate for confrontation. Bet he nearly jizzed himself when the Police turned up and then was quickly disappointed when they were nothing but friendly and nice to him.
That gov was a legend, I think he might have liked if you focussed the camera on what he was saying at times but good to see prisons again. The drone 😂
I kind of miss that place, although it could get violent and noisy at times I almost always felt fairly safe there from what I can remember of my time there, amazing to see it from a different angle though!!!!!
Yes but I was sent there by the NHS rather than the ministry of justice, I was detained for multiple suicide attempts including two where I had to be resuscitated, in addition to extreme psychosis partially caused by a allergy to medication, but also due to mental health problems, I was transferred there from another unit and stayed for a year which by broadmoor standards is no time at all,some of my fellow patients are still there, but I was in a bad way back then, but broadmoor one hundred percent saved my life and enabled me to turn things around, if I hadn't gone there I definitely wouldn't be here today, I'd be six feet under, but it is not a place you want to go voluntarily it is a very, very tough place to be, I mean they have at least one riot squad and extremely high levels of staffing!
So I will answer this in parts, most of my time was in the most secure part of the old hospital but I moved to the new hospital before it fully opened and was on a short-term rehabilitation unit, I didn't see too much of the hospital as I barely left my room because when I was in the most secure part I needed ten staff and a dog handler just to open my door, the new hospital was absolute luxury compared to the old hospital which in my section had no windows for patients to help prevent escapes, the old hospital had barred Windows that didn't open, the new hospital in my old section has special windows that have special grates on the inside, they are much nicer than the bars as patients can open and close their own windows, each low and medium security section has a enclosed garden just for that unit, in the old hospital most units shared a garden/courtyard, however in the old hospital until I reached medium/low security the only real therapy I was able to access was animal therapy, in the new hospital I had access to almost every therapy programme on offer, in regards to making a documentary about broadmoor I don't know if it would affect my own mental health and therefore I would be reluctant to do so, part of the problem is that I can still be recalled to broadmoor although it is extremely unlikely
Well, i really enjoyed that video, DJE. I honestly thought at one point you was going to spoil it by looking for a reaction from someone. But it went good and I've learnt something that I didn't know yesterday. Good vid 💪
Dont care what anyone says, John is a top bloke. He really went above and beyond to make sure that this went as well as it possibly could. He deserves a pay rise and a promotion. Very informative 👍
You can tell that guy really loves his job and genuinely liked talking to you
Hes probably one of the patients.
o yes
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@quazoid
But wears a gang badge
@@quazoid 🤪🤣🤣🤣
It's the only hospital in the country whereby, you don't have to wait years for an appointment but your appointment will probably last for years.
And where you’re likely to have a tracheotomy performed with a bread knife.
1 of 3 hospitals ;)
It's not the only mental hospital
@@stevenmclaren2730 Having had no experience of that kind of institution, I bow to your superior knowledge and experience.
Fair play to the guy who showed him round, what a nice guy whether he was there to hold him up or not. Top marks 👍
gotta love a guy that loves their job. give him a raise
What an excellent bunch there outside. John is exactly the type of person every company needs!
The man called John was brilliant, a nice man.
Was he an inmate lol
He’s very theatrical………are you sure he wasn’t a patient?
He was very happy as well……..
@kennyw218 no but would say he is taking one of the inmates pills
Was it his car ??? He said he was going to check on his car...how would he know about it ?? Intriguing.
The residents are more sane than some of the public 😂
Best security guard to date? Fair play to the lad
But was that Gang Badges on his arms 😮
That security guard is my mate jay he’s sound
@@ashley.s98aj79 his name was john not jay stop lying
@@blackhatter1980 lol if only you knew him you would know why his name is “John”
@@ashley.s98aj79sounds a bit ominous…..
That lad is a proper gent, if his employer sees this, give that man a bonus 👍
This Security Guy (John) is giving me the Film 'Shutter Island' Vibes, it will turn out that he is a Patient from the Hospital 🤣🤣🤣 - Must admit he is one of the most Friendliest Security personal i have ever seen, a really nice Guy! - Great Video DJE Media! Keep them Coming
Probably a cannibal, looking for victims. 😅
@@DMC888 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
hahah I was just thinking Shutter Island for a lot of this video
@@paulsmith1807 🤣🤣🤣
The security matey is called Jay and he’s a good bloke. Grew up around broadmoore most of my life and he’s always been a good guy.
The Police, the Staff member outside and yourself,10/10. Good to watch and very informative.
Wow! - 10/10 John - Turned it into a mini-documentary - Great questions as well. Polite and informed police with no attitude! Absolutely brilliant!!!
John has got fantastic people skills Brilliant
Ha that was his car - he thought oh shit I need to get this one on side
You are correct that's his car. he was quite keen to change the subject when police 🚔 were there.😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Remember when Charlie Bronson was on top of Broadmoor ripping tiles off
Lest we forget, Broadmoor 'Secure' Hospital allowed Jimmy Savile unfettered access to all parts of the hospital, with Savile even having his own set of keys!
dont forget the BBC or Westminster
And Jimmy also took the school children of the primary school there to Windsor safari park unattended on a number of occasions 😢 and other activities, the sad truth is the authorities knew and still stood by and let him have access to the many innocent people 😡
@GingerBuddha330 The 'authorities ' not only knew about the abuse , but some of them were very likely were part of it 😢
Goodness gracious, eh!!
With the Police having full knowledge of such activities.
You captured THE best interaction ever. Well done.
What an incredible audit, John was fantastic and is a credit to Broadmoor, the coppers were excellent tool well done all, the best audit I've ever watched👍
He has a 'thin blue line of silence' badge on each shoulder ffs 😅 he was only talking to him to delay him for the police coming...slimey
Police were spot on hope your reading this need more
Police like you guys 👍
Agree 🙌🏻
I went to school in Crowthorne, the village where Broadmoor’s located. Every Monday at 10am they test the hospital escape sirens for one minute. A memorable moment of my earlier school years. A very loud, very clear, deafening sound, which we had to sit through each week like it was a normal thing.
Brilliant video , I loved how much he loved his job , so very passionate, a credit to the team . Police officers very friendly too . Top notch video , one of the best
And just remember what most of them are in there for! Ruined a lot of families lives!!😡
Surely a company looking at these videos would see that lads approach that puts the hospital in a good light, rather than the bully boy tactics from other places, he was a credit to his role, also the Police handled themselves well.
JOHN FROM BROADMOORE. Great bloke mate, 10/10...would love a couple of hours talking this old beautiful buildings history..must be so much history inside and out...fantastic. what a great looking place..would love to have seen it in the 70s. Thankyou for your time. 👍
He was just delaying him for the police, slimey. He also has 2 'thin blue line of silence' badges on each shoulder
@@Jessicacaca00I actually didn't even notice them, damn are they those or just the jacket deco ??? Maybe Ur right then...possibly a better judge of the hidden aspects of people than I see on face value...I wonder if Ur right ?? Deffo possible.
@@Sol-Cutta nah hes sown them on. Dont be decieved into thinking its a 'fallen officers charity' its actually an american thing, google 'thin blue line of silence' for its real significance
John is a nice genuine person who I personally know. Some of you calling him a patient because hes been nice are gross and need to revalidate your life.
You get some trolls on here being stupid. John is a lovely person, an asset to the hospital. I thought that he was brilliant with DJE and I am sure that DJE appreciated the tour at the end. I found it highly interesting 😊😊😊
Are you a fellow patient?
@@dogzero1 rude!
@@dogzero1 yes sweetie, i eat men like you for breakfast
Seemed like most of them were joking to me..
Security guy needs a top PR job 👍
Wow , Didn't think for a second that o would watch an hour long "audit" video ... but that was fab . Cops were sound and John was awesome .
How many immigrants would the old Broadmoor be able to house and how much of a saving would that be on our ecconomy? Give the job to John, he'd keep everyone happy.
They are not "immigrants" they are an "invading army of fighting aged males"
This young man is absolutely excellent he is a credit to the hospital all the videos I’ve seen this is the best SECURITY GUARD ever ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
DJE - i think would be good if you gave more props to that guy. he was giving not just 100% but 110%
What a great guy that is. Would be proud to go to work everyday with him. Police were great too. Really nice to see
Well, very informative visit and excellent discussion with the ‘guide’ John. He was an impressive staff member who deserves recognition and I hope his bosses appreciate his approach and contribution. Top guy!
Really sound guy who couldn’t tell you enough about his job & site apart from security stuff,also to police being open and respectful and being as cool as a copper could be,excellent work
John was ACE 👍, we need more people like him in security up and down the country.
I really liked this video John (Security) and the two police were all easy going, polite and professional, excellent video DJE.
Real roll model's for Security and Police, deescalation and friendly educated approach to drone and filming 10 out of 10 everyone.
Did you see that sign in reception.. *you don't have to be mad to work here but it helps*
😂
Seen it a million times in uk
Ironic I suppose lol
@@colinmorand129 I think it's more the fact that it's located at an actual psychiatric institution for mentally unwell people, not the fact that it's a funny phrase that is common across many parts of the wordl.
What a fella obviously soooo proud to work where he does and so nice big up to him and good audit as well hope he sees all these nice comments
The old site looks ideal for housing all them people in the hotels 😂
My first thought
Excellent video tho I found it really interesting..nice one d j
Fresh hotel bedding is needed after a hellish voyage cross the Channel.
Those men of fighting age treated very nice in hotels will be rounding us up and putting us in places like this very soon. Why else do you think they are here? 😩
@@aberdeendeltaforce
Yup I got that feeling a couple of years ago 😮
Decent police , even better guy from broadmoore, lovely bloke..would love to have a hour or two with him...enthralling..so many questions about the history.
Dje I watch a lot of your videos and I have to say this is the best one I've seen by far as it was in a world renown hospital.the guy who walked you around turned it around it was a real interesting video talking about the history etc keep up the good work dje.
The coppers were very good , they knew already what you was doing was legal and what you was about, he said his body cam was on when arrived, that's how you know they have seen many kind of these interactions with auditors etc on the internet before, they were professional though. As for john, whether or not he was keeping you there for the police, ( which i think he was ) he was polite , informative and had a excellent attitude towards you and its a nice change to see on a auditing or drone video. Both the officers and the geezer called john deserve positive comments, they were all sound as a pound.
Officers and John were great
I think John was a patient.
Getting the gamekeeper vibe from only fools & horses from john
be funny two guys come in white over coats and call him in lol
Funny. Nearly spat my coffee out. 😂
John is such a credit to the hospital and himself, what a great guy! What a brilliant way to turn a negative video into a positive one, you can tell he genuinely loves what he does, has such a logical approach to everything and a real asset to the NHS
I bet John don’t keep going on strike all the time wanting more wonga ?
Great video and so informative. Good job by the professionals outside, especially John. Well done
What an interesting video this is. I always thought that Broadmoor was old, dank and horrible. It's very nice to see that even the old building wasn't too bad. But the new building is really nice. I like the way that the police handled themselves. I particularly like the man who came out to you and showed you around, what a lovely passion he has for his job and how nice it is to see someone being so kind to you DJE. He's a great asset to that hospital. I absolutely loved the whole video. Thank you for taking the time to make this one... One of my favourites... 👏👏👏👍👍👍❤️💯
BRILLIANT......
Now this video is THE BEST EVER audit drone video I have EVER seen to date. What an amazing video and information from the Security guy that will clear up many issues that people have with Broadmoor. Tv need to pick up on this and use your video as footage. I loved it from start to finish. BRILLIANT. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Brilliant psychology tactics by the staff 😆
What a lovely man John is!
wow john was so nice to you , hats of to brood moor security 10 out of 10 best iv ever seen
educated and professional officers - makes a refreshing change. Good work guys 10/10
i love it when the public educate the people who think there about reproach 💪🏻🇬🇧👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
After the tour, John was recaptured and successfully returned to his cell for the night.
Seriously - great video, great guy.l 👍
Was thinking the same he's the sort that gets a job at these sort of places to pick up tips from the inmates.
Who knew Broadmoor was such a massive site! The aerial shots are very impressive; you know: the ones which were 100% not going to be taken? 😂
This was one hell of an amazing and one of the interesting audit I watched since watching them. You done amazing.i learnt even more from this audit. Just got to give you a 1 million out of 1 million. He was so happy to help you. To show you the 18.62 building loved it. Police were 10 out of 10 to to you 💙
top notch security guy
What a relaxed open minded encounter this was! An institution of this type is bound to 'ruffle the feathers' of some, but you treated with subtlety, whilst at the same time obtaining information! 'Nicely done' by you here!!
Watch shedloads of your videos. This one definately the best so far. Thought you may have been a touch hard on John. I feel he was 100% genuine from the off. Refreshing that the police were good too. Keep up the great work.
What an interesting video. Top.marks to the police and John too. ❤
Watched this twice and to be honest them behind counter thumbs down,security guy 👍 .Cops 👍.Overall great video,thanks security guy nice informative history tour.👍
Absolutely one of the best of your videos ever and that guy from Broadmoor is a real ambassador for the NHS mental health services.
this fellow is spot on with his attitude top man and knows his job
Great video, never seen anyone do Broadmoor before and the drone footage was so good. Thx DJE.
Great video, full compliments to that guy, what a fantastic interaction. You can tell by his enthusiasm that he really loves his job and is proud to be working at Boardmoor. I bet he interacts well with the patients as well.
The first guy on the info desk had a real shitty attitude.
Respect to John seemed a good guy
How great was John 💪
i love this! i have allways wanted to actually see this place from above.
Excellent, John
Love the copper's greeting
"Afternoon, Mornin', Evenin', whatever it is!"
As an advanced EMT I can relate to not knowing the time of day when doing changing shifts.
John was brilliant, when i watch these as much as i love police being corrected i do enjoy actually learning the history of places like these.
What drone Is that your using? Very nice and stable in the air, With immaculate footage
Love the content mate. Always follow dj audits and love his stuff, you’re taking it a level above ☝🏻 👍🏻👍🏻
I have watched many of your autdits and was impressed and informed by them all but Im afraid after watching this one my respect for you has gone down massively, it appeared to me that despite being treated decently and in a polite manner to you just provoke for a reaction..... I'm not impressed.
Exactly!!! That’s all these people want! If you can’t play the victim it’s not a good video apparently.
Id agree here, I felt like he was provoking for no reason. They knew, he knew, still played victim
First thing the guy said was that it was ok to film, he knew the police couldn’t do anything so no way was he trying to stall you. Top top bloke that guy, deserves a pay rise.
John ! what a top bloke even those coppers were spot on 🎉
Nice to have a much better look at the place for once. Nice one DJE!!!
Excellent aerial footage too mate! 👊
GREAT VIDEO DJ LOVED THE HISTORY LESSON
It's so obvious the difference between the behaviour of someone that hates their job and someone that loves his job !! ❤
That security man was so helpful. He turned a negative experience around but a tour around what more can you ask for.
Really nice man he gets a pass DJ ?
😊
Great policing, policing by consent, well done lads.
Really interesting video. Fair play to John for taking the time to show you around and tell you some history. Loved those aerial shots 👏 👏 👏
The guy with the gang badge definitely kept you there for the police to turn up, he had to keep his false good guy image up. Top job again DJE
Excellent response from John. Great to have an insight into their work which gave a positive impression. A real masterclass on how to handle an unexpected visit to best effect. Thank you.
The bit you said wouldn’t of liked to be in there back in the day is the old reception mate 😂😂
Great guy touring the place excellent interaction :)
John is like a DJ lookalike
Fantastic fascinating place bloke was extremely knowledgeable
THIS IS EASILY ONE OF THE TOP 10 VID, S.. MAYBE EVEN TOP 5... ENTERTAINING AND INFORMATIVE., THE GUY WHO SHOWS YOU AROUND IS A ABSOLUTE BRITISH BORN LEGEND, A STUNING EXIBIT OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A REAL, RELATABLE, CARING, AND BOLD BRIT MAN.. MAKES ME PROUD TO BE A MAN.
It's no good when the old bill and the subject turn out to be reasonable !! I actually learned a few things from John and he was so positive.
There are several hundred patients in Broadmoor getting regular injections in the arse for displaying less paranoia than you showed…
hhahahahahhahahah comment of the day
He's absolutely desperate for confrontation. Bet he nearly jizzed himself when the Police turned up and then was quickly disappointed when they were nothing but friendly and nice to him.
What an amazing man that chap. 🙏
Very informative, loved it
He said when he first come out "no I actually come out to check on my car"😂
That gov was a legend, I think he might have liked if you focussed the camera on what he was saying at times but good to see prisons again. The drone 😂
I kind of miss that place, although it could get violent and noisy at times I almost always felt fairly safe there from what I can remember of my time there, amazing to see it from a different angle though!!!!!
It was a good place to work
Was you a patient?
Yes but I was sent there by the NHS rather than the ministry of justice, I was detained for multiple suicide attempts including two where I had to be resuscitated, in addition to extreme psychosis partially caused by a allergy to medication, but also due to mental health problems, I was transferred there from another unit and stayed for a year which by broadmoor standards is no time at all,some of my fellow patients are still there, but I was in a bad way back then, but broadmoor one hundred percent saved my life and enabled me to turn things around, if I hadn't gone there I definitely wouldn't be here today, I'd be six feet under, but it is not a place you want to go voluntarily it is a very, very tough place to be, I mean they have at least one riot squad and extremely high levels of staffing!
So I will answer this in parts, most of my time was in the most secure part of the old hospital but I moved to the new hospital before it fully opened and was on a short-term rehabilitation unit, I didn't see too much of the hospital as I barely left my room because when I was in the most secure part I needed ten staff and a dog handler just to open my door, the new hospital was absolute luxury compared to the old hospital which in my section had no windows for patients to help prevent escapes, the old hospital had barred Windows that didn't open, the new hospital in my old section has special windows that have special grates on the inside, they are much nicer than the bars as patients can open and close their own windows, each low and medium security section has a enclosed garden just for that unit, in the old hospital most units shared a garden/courtyard, however in the old hospital until I reached medium/low security the only real therapy I was able to access was animal therapy, in the new hospital I had access to almost every therapy programme on offer, in regards to making a documentary about broadmoor I don't know if it would affect my own mental health and therefore I would be reluctant to do so, part of the problem is that I can still be recalled to broadmoor although it is extremely unlikely
@@jakedovey7488you stay has worked out well for you, and I hope you stay well and safe.
Well, i really enjoyed that video, DJE. I honestly thought at one point you was going to spoil it by looking for a reaction from someone. But it went good and I've learnt something that I didn't know yesterday.
Good vid 💪
Much more interesting when it’s two way and constructive rather than confrontational and the police having to come to mediate the situation
Really nice chap and so genuine thank you if you see this
That car was definitely his motor 😂😂 shut that number plate convo down in a heart beat 😂😂