As I stated in the video, the lad involved did not want to make a complaint for fear of retaliation. So those who are expecting me to update will be disappointed. Nevertheless, these pair of uniformed bullies should not be allowed to take their frustrations out on the public in this manner. I would invite anyone who watches this video to make a complaint about the appalling 'people skills' of West Midland police officers. As long as your complaint is titled as 'a direction and control' complaint then the police are obliged to accept it. Technically, none of us are allowed to make a complaint about the individual officers because we were not a party to their behaviour. But if enough of us make a 'direction and control' complaint about the appalling standards of behaviour, as depicted in this video, it will hopefully trickle down to the officers concerned. Email your complaints to West Midlands Police, Professional Standards Department. Let's stop them getting away with it!! psd@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk Alternatively, West Midlands Police have a feedback form on their website here: www.west-midlands.police.uk/services/give-compliment West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner David Jamieson is on Twitter: twitter.com/WestMidsPCC West Midlands Chief Constable Dave Thompson Twitter: twitter.com/DaveThompsonCC
@@robertbruce7671 It was pinned. Then I noticed it wasn't showing at the top on other browsers. I have no idea why this happened. I just repinned it. One of many errors I see on UA-cam daily.
i would very much like to see an actual independant complaints service that isnt run or funded by the popo filth im tryin to complain about the way it is now is a complete fucking joke
When people refer to police as filth why should they not assume the same about you? .... Some police investigate missing children etc they're not all scum. Don't categorise them all as scum, as shit works both ways. 👍🏼
Guess you are supposedly acting unusual simply walking down the street. The police are certainly following and harassing you and it should make you suspicious of them
@@samuelrudfeldt4101 Hi Sam. I have had an email from the Officers Inspector and I found his email of good reading. What disturbed me in this clip was the continual blocking of his movement. I have no problem if it is a Stop and ID area. My problem is with the way it was being conducted. The officers should be bale to quote the actual statute/ legislation which allows this. The carrying of a basic business sized card outlining the "Act" or legislation that allows this with the Police Logo on it, making it an official card< would no doubt elevate many problems.
@@samuelrudfeldt4101 That's rubbish mate. It only applies if you have committed a crime or if the police detain you on suspicion of committing a crime.
@@szkman9984 And so you condone her behavior then? To any one with common morality, this is clearly unprovoked harassment by the woman Police officer. She needs to be sacked immediately - period! Your comment is lunacy from by perspective. What planet are you living?
Szk Man She intimidated the young man, said he was acting suspiciously when apparently he wasn’t and stopped and searched him, apparently with no reason. You can see him being interrogated by her when he has no legal obligation to answer her questions. The police have to follow legal procedure. Clearly she was intimidating and bullying him. She said his nervousness was proof of wrongdoing. I’d be nervous in that situation. She’s not evil, just very unprofessional and requires disciplining. But she knows she can get away with it.
@@szkman9984 How exactly is harassing an innocent member of the public and trying to obtain personal information they have no legal right to "trying to get their job done"? If you believe these officers did nothing wrong then you obviously have no grasp of the very founding tenents of English law.
As an ex old-school copper who used to walk a city centre beat alone on nights, I can confirm that these officers are entirely devoid of the skills required to interact with the public
Exactly as The Griffin states, back in the day when people actually had respect, and didn't have any reason to fear the police if you were a law abiding citizen.
@The Griffin Not every street is like North London Griffin. I know because I grew up there. It's very different in the North. But you're just a police troll so facts don't matter right?
@The Griffin funny, I do all the time, but have yet to be stabbed or shot or beaten to death.. you should seek psychiatric help with your persecution complex, it's not healthy to have police powers when your that paranoid
This woman is a bully this is not policing she's a bully. This officer needs to be suspended asap. The male officer ain't much better. The police wonder why people don't trust police? pffft
@@michaelkilgore8358 unlike america, it's completely legal to walk on the road in the UK as well as the pavement, however it is illegal to cycle on the pavement meaning the police were breaking the law here
I don't know why I watch all of these videos, because they make my blood boil each, and every time. Yet, as soon as there's a notification for a new Crimebodge video, I have to watch it. I appreciate having these videos brought to our attention.
They make my blood boil every time as well. I sometimes wish these cops were stood in front of me as I suffer from an insatiable urge to lash out when I experience their poison. In my view cops are getting worse. It's clear you need no people skills, no understanding of the law but an overwhelming desire to torment strangers, to be a police officer in this country.
This female officer is a disgrace. Bet she’d be nowhere near a serious violent criminal yet she’s singling out and accusing a young lad “easy target”. He made a mistake of engaging with them.
this turned up at my door shouting at me one sunday morning .claiming im picking on a poor old frial lady .a few month later this poor frial terminaly ill old lady "she was younger than me ".was found dead after an over dose of drugs aurounded by other addicts in a crack house.i warned the police what she was from day one when she asked me to get smack for her.i got no apoligy just a carry on of looking the other way untill i was arrested for assault for defending me and my dog.
Sussurus good one mate. I noticed she was real wench immediately. The bloke acted as if its more as if he had to say something. I dont believe he wanted to harass the kid but you know she had talked until she was blue in the face and red in the well. You know
as soon as that lad opened his mouth you could tell he was from a respectable family, that's why they harassed him, he was no threat to them. cowardly public servants abusing their position.
I copper in my small home town. Ended up being a rapest and a paedophile. Raping a 13 year old girl and having sex with a gay lad who was 15 years old. Peter Sharon this sick fuckers name was and he did 15 years for his crim back in 1999 never rey a fended. And has payed his time for his crime. The point is don't trust NO ONE COP OR NOT
@@leovaughan1902 shame he hasn't paid his time for his crime hope he got his life tortured in jail remember that shit happening lots was fun in a sadistic way lol
Gets followed by police "Your looking nervous?" Oh look we got PC Sherlock on the case. Of course someone's going to nervous when you are being interrogated.
Being followed, being told you are going to be followed to your home address to see where you live (this is threatening), and being spoken to in that rude accusatory manner, would make anyone nervous. Some people suffer from anxiety anyway, nevermind all that!
To be fair when i was his age i would not be this polite, not trying to be big or hard i was just a cunt as a teenager with zero respect for law enforcement, im still a cunt and i only respect this one copper, he was literally the one copper out a full division who wasnt a cunt and actually spoke to you like you werent a piece of cow pat
@@Jie67 As a teenager I was always polite to the cops, but I knew exactly how to piss them off. Once I was detained, and the cop asked: "So what's your address." When I told hem, he said: "Oh, that's a pretty nice neighborhood." My answer: "True. I've never seen you there." He turned 15 shades of red in just one second. Good times.
Well done that lad for: Keeping his cool under persistent harassment Filming the police harassing him Taking the matter up with Crimebodge If only he hadn’t switched off his camera we’d have seen more evidence. Cowardly police jumped to a search as soon as they were off camera.
David Clark And your evidence for not believing him is what exactly? Either it’s true or it’s not. I choose to believe Crimebodge based on lots of previous stuff he’s done. If you don’t that’s fine, it’s up to you. I wouldn’t criticise you. So lay off those who think otherwise. Are you a cop by any chance? If so, you have even less reason to criticise others.
Same here years back i would always come to the aid of an officer but not now, when is it ok for a public servant to harras a young man and call him mate.
My favorite line is when she says "You're acting really weird, we are just having a nice conversation, and you're acting really weired, but we are just having a nice conversation." Since when do you call someone "weird" over and over again and it's a nice conversation?
@@shadejalik4769 I find a lot of women officers take this approach. If they don't have anything obvious on you they'll try to make something up. That should be some kind of criminal offence.
This has two reasons: 1) She's mentally reinforcing her paranoia against this kid, and 2) It's a signal to her colleague that they're going to treat this victim like a criminal. Hence also the "You've got your hands in your pockets".
@@russiane.lection-hacker2057 Yeah, that was pretty distressing to watch how she was willing to escalate the situation by saying he had his hands in his pockets. I took this to be a direct threat of potential violence from the police if he'd put his hands in his pockets. The whole "You're not respecting my perceived authority so I'm going to make you" kind of thing.
@@budsio She probably had a police training by some old army guy. Hands is the first thing you learn to watch in military field ops. If you can't see someone's hands, you don't know whether they're holding a weapon, or the switch to an explosive vest. She was probably just going by rote, seeking to intimidate the kid.
Nick so when you discovered the police are so incompetent - knife wielding maniacs now regularly go on stabbing sprees - your response was to put your tongue to their boots? Could you be any more of a sycophant? It's not the job of these civil servants to harangue the public nor is it to compile the data of law abiding citizens out of their own neurotic suspicions. Plus, frankly, I don't like talking to socially maladjusted freaks at their own convenience - so if they want my name and address they owe me a reach around at least, a bit of slap and tickle... maybe a French kiss. That's the same for everyone I'm not prejudiced. If they don't satisfy me, as the tax payer; the master to them, the servant; they deserve and will get bugger all!
Nick bro just because you lack the humour or nuance to comprehend someone's comment doesn't mean it struggles to make a point or is weird. I don't have any colourful pastels or finger painting kits on hand to help me put my point across in a way you would like, sorry. I legit pay for these people's wages, they butter their bread with my money so they can harass and stalk kids on their super lame bikes like a couple of skulking hyenas. Since you proved you lack the ability to respond to my comment, instead opting to ad hom me and construct your own delusions about what my comment said anyway, I'm assuming you're either a pig yourself or would love to have a roll in the filth with them. Pray tell me officer spunkfarts, what constitutes as a 'desperate' opening paragraph? Or is that word just in your head because it's how all the girlies describe ya?
Nick maybe I'm just not a square. That is just like your opinion man, it doesn't actually make what you say true. It just makes you seem clamouring to avoid addressing the content of my posts by attacking the tone instead. Farce, satire and absurdist humour are classic, adult ways of dealing with difficult subjects like living under the tyranny of a gang of overly concerned busybodies and their gaggle of brown nosing boot lickers (i.e. you). We can't all be bespectacled sexless nerds in beige slacks stood around our model train collections calmly discussing how cops deserve respect because you're scared of authority and have testosterone level of little girls.
Nick you just coped out from a debate again cus yer a sloot for coppers! Implying that you're well travelled because you love cops is rich - if you weren't so sheltered you'd have a more worldly view of the police, who are just people. You treat them like an infallible God-like entity. It's pathetic... of course if you're a subservient little wretch the cops will like you! They like to make snivelling imps dance to their tune. They like flattering you and pretending you're their 'mate'. They like getting paid to waste your time and lord it over you. Lol you sound like a hooker telling me your ponce really cares about you because they said so.
@@abominablecnutswain8206 I am with Nick on this once since Robert has been unable to say anything of value except the ridiculous ramblings of a crazy man. Robert, if a man has decided out of the blue, to stab people near your home, out of the blue. Would your answer to that as a cop be: "We should not go around and ask questions or interact with the public to try and ensure their safety while warding off criminals. We should instead stay in our office while trying to google our way to who this criminal might have been." I do not understand how people think when they see cops who are doing their jobs as a proof of their lack of competence. They are humans and they cannot be everywhere at every hour of the day. If you are to complain about the cops, about their uselessness, go become a police officer and do it yourself instead of crying about how pathethic they are online. As Nick stated, the cops were simply doing their job and they have the right to ask you questions if you are suspicious, this is what they do to prevent events such as stabbings.
He says he is 16, a minor, police cannot question/interview without a parent or guardian present !!!, police officer committing a crime by cycling on the pavement !!!
The rest of the detachment put you on bikes to get your mouth trap out of range.....the main reason she does not know what her job is, is because the other police won't even bother to teach her....get her on a bike and get her out of here!
Jesus Wept. Those cops are disgusting. The lad was 16 and was being harassed by 2 cops for just walking down the street. This is exactly why people won’t tell them their names and video any interactions with the police to protect themselves when the police lie. Totally untrustworthy.
@@JohnJohn-rh6ib something definitely not right mentally. She says burglary patrol and admits hes not a suspect but persists with this mandatory nice interrogation and starts going down the mental health route because he doesn't want to talk to them, last time I talked to a pig he lies about his powers under section 60. And told me pig service only has a few rotten apples. These pigs have all but declared war on law abiding public.
@@szkman9984 wouldn't be a good. UA-cam video without a snivelling government paid troll making stupid comments you are a disgrace and it's cowards like you that has turned this country into a dictatorship shame on you!
Females shouldn't be police officers. They can't physically restrain an average man and they are forced to use deadly force to compensate. All female police officers have to be babysat by a male in case there is any physical altercation.
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
Riding on the pavement? Are you under 12? Was it reasonable to ride there to stop an easily foreseen accident or criminal activity? Have you got lights displayed? What are your tyre pressures? How are your brake pads? Get your supervisor. No comment.
I wouldn’t trust anybody telling them my address or where I am going if I have done nothing wrong and I’m just walking in the street especially 2 cops on pushbikes...I always say be respectful and polite and state your point and say thank you very much have a lovely day Mr policeman. there is no need to give any of your personal details to anybody especially the way things are these days you cannot trust anybody.
@@thailandtreats4816 i know of good cops, they soon became ex-cops - whistleblowers James Patrick, Jon Wedger + others. What they did to them would put you off your cornflakes - indescribable barbaric victimisation, especially for Wedger. who worked on child sex abuse in London. - they slaughtered him. Eg he reported about a minor who was pimped out for sex, but before he could really help her, she sadly died - she was only a kid. See his testimony online.
Men who seek to become police officers often do it to feel powerful when they used to feel weak. In this case she wants to dominate men. You can imagine the powertrip this woman is on.
I feel so sorry for that poor lad. He was minding his own business and was properly intimidated by these bullies. And the police wonder why the public have no respect for them anymore?!
I'm late I know. But, not all cops are pigs and frauds, more officers are nice and friendly. And I think that the women only hated on the teen becuase she is riding a bloody bike for her careerr! Like that's probably a reason why she's a moody bitch
Wow I am a forty six year old man and I felt intimidated by this police behaviour. She has a low threshold for people being strange! In the words of Jim Morrison ‘people are strange’. Very poor,
"we're just interacting with the public" (whether or not the public want an interaction). "We're just having a nice chat" ("your weird and we're going to follow you home").
Exercising your right to remain silent is not suspicious! Also, suspicion in itself is not a summary or indictable offence, hence no CRIME! They need to articulate a crime has been committed, or about to be, or in progress. She also stated in the video he’s not committed a crime, but wants a friendly chat!!!!! High rate of burglaries in the area is just not good enough, otherwise they have to setup road blocks throughout the country and stop and search everyone! Cycling on the pavement, harassment and stalking is the only crime I see here!!! Refusing to provide name, collar number and police station is a violation of policy.. The amount of policy violations and crime here is too much to list... I agree 100% with Crimebodge...
I don't live in the UK, but can't he just go "Well, I'm not interesting in chatting with you. Go away unless you are legally requiring me to speak. In which case name the laws".
Explain to the policy officers that you are exercising your lawful right to -remain- *be* silent but under no circumstance will that be implied legally as being *acquiescence by silence (consent by silence).* Rebut all accusations(burden of proof is on the claimant), *consent can be garnished implicitly(tacitly) or explicitly(confession).* REMAINING silent will always be implied as non-denial, so therefor legally acceptance. *A often mistaken belief in consent* can mean that the defendant lacked mens rea. The standard common law test of criminal liability is expressed in the Latin phrase actus reus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, i.e. *"the act is not culpable unless the mind is guilty"* The opposite holds true, one can be mislead into "thinking" that they have committed a crime when they have merely broken a legislated rule, conflating a civil offence into a private criminal prosecution, the only pretentious victim is the abstract state called government, a body-less corp-oration. Fitting although American: "Decency, security, and liberty alike demand that government officials shall be subjected to the same rules of conduct that are commands to the citizen. In a government of laws, existence of the government will be imperiled if it fails to observe the law scrupulously. Our government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill, it teaches the whole people by its example. Crime is contagious. *If the government becomes a lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy. To declare that in the administration of the criminal law the end justifies the means - to declare that the government may commit crimes in order to secure the conviction of a private criminal - would bring terrible retribution. Against that pernicious doctrine this court should resolutely set its face.* Olmstead v. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 485, 48 S.Ct. 564, 575, 72 L.Ed. 944 (1928) (Brandeis, J., *dissenting)* “Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence.”― Leonardo da Vinci “Not only will we have to repent for the sins of bad people; but we also will have to repent for the appalling silence of good people.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. “To sin by silence, when they should protest, makes cowards of men.”― Ella Wheeler Wilcox “If I were to remain silent, I'd be guilty of complicity.” ― Albert Einstein “Violence does not necessarily take people by the throat and strangle them. Usually it demands no more than an ultimate allegiance from its subjects. They are required merely to become accomplices in its lies.”― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
She even asked if he ever had any INTERACTIONS with the police before. Interaction: communication or direct involvement with someone or something. So when the lad said yes, the copper imminently jumped to the conclusion of him being arrested in the past. Its scary how a police officer's mind works. She tried to turn her own use of a word against him in a matter of seconds. Never talk to the police.
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
@Andy Holcroft Of course everyone has the right to go about his or her business, but if a police officer strikes up a conversation with you (for whatever reason) and you start giving them attitude, this is the type of response you should expect. Why didn't the teen just say "Oh hi officers! Lovely weather today. I'm just off to the shops go get some groceries. Have a nice day!" That would most probably have been the end of it. But instead he starts being hostile and standoffish towards them. What exactly are the officers supposed to conclude from this? "Oh, he seems like such a lovely young man going about his law-abiding business" or "he seems like a bit of thug who we need to keep an eye on"? Isn't it strange that immature teenagers always have a go at the very people who are there to protect them in life (their parents, teachers, or in this case the police)?! Why doesn't he travel to the east end of London and start giving the same attitude to some of the local gansters? I think we both know the answer!
SpookyBaba 2 Sergeants together on a joy ride in a what looks like a real nice area and They recon their under resourced and then she says she’s not a stranger she’s a police officer WHAT A JOKE
"Youre acting strange while we are following you down the road and attempting to spin a web around you with pseudo confessions while asking where you live"
They also like to use is against people with Asperger's or Autism as apparently not feeling comfortable being forced into a high pressure social situation against your will is strange.
When I was younger, my Harley Davidson blew it's engine. While it was being fixed, I bought a 400cc Suzuki to get around on. I was sat in a line of traffic, minding my own business, when a guy ran out of nowhere and literally tackled me off the bike, and threw me to the floor. I jumped up and he tried to tackle me again. I ripped my helmet off and was just about to twat him around the head with it, when a uniform ran around the corner and shouted to me to stop, and that the guy was CID. Apparently he'd randomly run my number plate and found that the bike was stolen (it had been, but had been recovered and legitimately sold to me). The guy never identified himself to me, or showed me any identification. I made that much of a complaint that he was busted back down to a uniformed policeman. I assumed that he was an attacker, so was preparing to fight back. He said I was "aggressive". Of course I bloody was, he'd just rugby tackled me to the floor with no explanation as to who he was.
I had an incident like that but I knocked the wanker out comes running towards me and I thinks he’s one of the wankers threatening my mum so I gave I’m a bang on the jaw and got a £40 fine for it
Theres something very wrong with that woman, almost psychopathic. She has no respect for the law, is completely projecting her behaviour on him, "you are acting very weird". No... She is... Theres something very wrong with her mentality
Just another thought if he had of just said hello had a chat and showed his I d or something it probably would have been fine yeah ? He was being very avasive and a little rude
@@Gally89714 yeah I agree but sometimes the police actually do there job haha my opinion only changed of them because we had someone in our house a few weeks ago the police were here straight away and got it sorted the guy had a fuckn knife it was not good! But yeah all I'm saying is whenever I have been smart to them in the last they dont like it but ne normal to them and there is never usually an issue
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
Exactly anywhere else in the world two strangers following around and harassing a teenager asking creepy personal questions would be considered grounds for police to investigate.
Like vultures circling their chosen prey, taunting it until it reveals a weak spot. Why does the police force (and other 'security' and 'enforcement' professions) attract so many people with chips on their shoulders and indications of NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder - look it up)? Shop security, train/tram ticket inspectors, cigarette butt litter enforcers, parking attendants, PCSOs, the list goes on. Some of these people don't serve the public - they think the public serves them.
@@lip_osu Unless the laws changed I was arrested in 1984 and taken to the police station. They put me in a cell until my father arrived then they questioned me.
@@lip_osu A lot of these so called police are a waste of space now. When I was arrested back then it was with the son of a police Sargent who happened to be on duty at another station. So they wouldn't do anything that wasn't legal. He was a proper copper though old school who could think for his self. I still have real respect for the police of that time.
Do not talk to the police or engage them in any way . I cannot emphasize this enough .Any deviation from this simple principle will involve you suffering .
A conversation is a two way thing, forcing it upon someone who does not wish too communicate then becomes harassment. Go open a coppers car door and strike up a random conversation, see how that goes when you don't let them leave
Exactly what I thought. Police say it's because they dont want to be lured into friendly conversation and be caught off guard... but it's fine when they do it to the public for that exact reason
@@michelguevara151 I see, not much we can do then. Although I think 'prevarication' could be used to describe police putting on a friendly/concerned act to get what they want, such as a searching someone they wouldn't be allowed to otherwise
'I'm having a nice conversation with you' .... Just because you say it doesn't make it true. Bloody hell. Nothing better to do than harass a 16 year old. Please tell me this kid has put a claim in. If these cops can't even get a basic conversation right they shouldn't be on the street.
"Your behaviour is unusual", says the cyclist police offer whilst blatantly breaking the law by riding her bike on the pavement. You couldn't make this shit up.
As I stated in the video, the lad involved did not want to make a complaint for fear of retaliation. So those who are expecting me to update will be disappointed. Nevertheless, these pair of uniformed bullies should not be allowed to take their frustrations out on the public in this manner. I would invite anyone who watches this video to make a complaint about the appalling 'people skills' of West Midland police officers. As long as your complaint is titled as 'a direction and control' complaint then the police are obliged to accept it. Technically, none of us are allowed to make a complaint about the individual officers because we were not a party to their behaviour. But if enough of us make a 'direction and control' complaint about the appalling standards of behaviour, as depicted in this video, it will hopefully trickle down to the officers concerned. Email your complaints to West Midlands Police, Professional Standards Department.
Let's stop them getting away with it!!
psd@west-midlands.pnn.police.uk
Alternatively, West Midlands Police have a feedback form on their website here:
www.west-midlands.police.uk/services/give-compliment
West Midlands Police & Crime Commissioner David Jamieson is on Twitter: twitter.com/WestMidsPCC
West Midlands Chief Constable Dave Thompson Twitter: twitter.com/DaveThompsonCC
@@bartholomewtott3812 If you checked my tweets you would see. But aside all that I can't do all of this alone.
I didn't see the comment until I saw it mentioned on Twitter. Perhaps make more of a point of it, I had to scroll a while to find it.
@@robertbruce7671 It was pinned. Then I noticed it wasn't showing at the top on other browsers. I have no idea why this happened. I just repinned it. One of many errors I see on UA-cam daily.
i would very much like to see an actual independant complaints service that isnt run or funded by the popo filth im tryin to complain about the way it is now is a complete fucking joke
When people refer to police as filth why should they not assume the same about you? .... Some police investigate missing children etc they're not all scum.
Don't categorise them all as scum, as shit works both ways. 👍🏼
"I am not a stranger, I am a police officer"
What? How is that any better than "I am not a stranger, I am an accountant"
How do you do Ed? Pleased to meet you ...... I'm not a stranger, I'm an office worker. ☺☺
Leave the police alone you keyboard bullying warrior
“I’m not a stranger, I’m Jimmy Saville!”
Kid runs faster than Usain Bolt!
As if anyone (including police officers) who doesn’t even know your name does not meet the definition of stranger.
Lol "Im not a stranger, I work in Tesco"
"You are acting unusual. You're acting like someone is following you and harassing you. That makes me suspicious."
Guess you are supposedly acting unusual simply walking down the street. The police are certainly following and harassing you and it should make you suspicious of them
The statement is designed to make say something "which later can or will be used against you in a court of law.." never speak to a police officer.
"If you're under 18 I'm going to have to find out who you are".
Who does this cop think she is.
The law states that you need to be able to identify youself on a public space ^
@@samuelrudfeldt4101 absolute shite, please quote me happy 🤣
@@samuelrudfeldt4101 Hi Sam. I have had an email from the Officers Inspector and I found his email of good reading.
What disturbed me in this clip was the continual blocking of his movement.
I have no problem if it is a Stop and ID area.
My problem is with the way it was being conducted. The officers should be bale to quote the actual statute/ legislation which allows this. The carrying of a basic business sized card outlining the "Act" or legislation that allows this with the Police Logo on it, making it an official card< would no doubt elevate many problems.
Not in the UK dickhead
@@samuelrudfeldt4101 That's rubbish mate. It only applies if you have committed a crime or if the police detain you on suspicion of committing a crime.
That’s the biggest issue with the police, if you exercise your civil rights, you’re suspicious & evasive. It’s disgusting
It’s abusive behaviour up there with domestic abuser tactics something the majority of pig personnel are guilty of
This female officer needs to taken off the force immediately. Totally evil.
Not evil, but she does need a talking to with regards to her manner.
@@szkman9984 And so you condone her behavior then? To any one with common morality, this is clearly unprovoked harassment by the woman Police officer. She needs to be sacked immediately - period! Your comment is lunacy from by perspective. What planet are you living?
Szk Man She intimidated the young man, said he was acting suspiciously when apparently he wasn’t and stopped and searched him, apparently with no reason. You can see him being interrogated by her when he has no legal obligation to answer her questions. The police have to follow legal procedure. Clearly she was intimidating and bullying him. She said his nervousness was proof of wrongdoing. I’d be nervous in that situation. She’s not evil, just very unprofessional and requires disciplining. But she knows she can get away with it.
@@szkman9984 is a police troll. Ignore it.
You're likely right @@szkman9984 She'll likely run into someone and run her dirty mouth and find out it's the wrong person. And never missed.
"Your behavior is unusual" Says two coppers stalking a kid.
While awkwardly waddling like ducks on bikes
I think shes a paranoid skitzophrenic too "WHATS THAT IN YOUR POCKET?!?!"
"...theres nothing in my pocket"
Your witty and concise comment deserves a nomination, at the very least, if not win the internets.
Your acting really weird lol
On fucking pedal bikes too aha
"I'm not a stranger, I'm a police officer"
Anyone else completely baffled by that statement?
Its the same as saying "I'm not a stranger, I'm a pharmacist"
When I was a kid I'd always get told police weren't strangers
Almost like a pedophile grooming and kid:
@@douglasgibb6943 beat me to it
So you're a stranger with the power to commit crimes without any risk of punishment, got it
"You seem a bit nervous " they say as they stalk an innocent young lad 🤔
I would have died laughing if when she asked “where do you live?”, he replied “in a house”
@@granthedley8950 that would have been class!
This is a common tactic used by police. Along with 'I can smell cannabis' and 'there's been a lot of burglaries in the area'.
I wish lad had headphones 🎧 and put them on loud and this tune: Ice cube - f da police 🚨
Exactly the behaviour of two school bullies harassing a solitary younger schoolmate on the way home from school.
@@szkman9984 In an utterly contemptible way, yes.
@@szkman9984 How exactly is harassing an innocent member of the public and trying to obtain personal information they have no legal right to "trying to get their job done"? If you believe these officers did nothing wrong then you obviously have no grasp of the very founding tenents of English law.
As an ex old-school copper who used to walk a city centre beat alone on nights, I can confirm that these officers are entirely devoid of the skills required to interact with the public
Exactly as The Griffin states, back in the day when people actually had respect, and didn't have any reason to fear the police if you were a law abiding citizen.
@The Griffin Not every street is like North London Griffin. I know because I grew up there. It's very different in the North. But you're just a police troll so facts don't matter right?
@The Griffin funny, I do all the time, but have yet to be stabbed or shot or beaten to death..
you should seek psychiatric help with your persecution complex, it's not healthy to have police powers when your that paranoid
@The Griffin idiot
@nasser d I disagree. All police are bad. In fact, they're all part of the largest criminal gang in the country.
This woman is a bully this is not policing she's a bully.
This officer needs to be suspended asap. The male officer ain't much better.
The police wonder why people don't trust police? pffft
Today's doctrine of the policing is exactly being a bully.
We should always film and expose these costume wearing morons and flex our rights because we the people won't stand for it.
@Johannes Liechtenauer couldn't have said it better if I tried.they are useless.
she is a total bully and I bet she has no MATES bloody cow
Johannes Liechtenauer you really fucking saying that? The police my not be the army but they will always put others first, you fucking prick
"A lot of problems in this area" Yep and I can see two of them now.
Lol!!
"You're acting really weird" He was walking down the road......
Well ya know, "in this day and age!"
@@michaelkilgore8358 unlike america, it's completely legal to walk on the road in the UK as well as the pavement, however it is illegal to cycle on the pavement meaning the police were breaking the law here
@John Smith You got a loicence for those legs in motion?
He needs to be trained how to appear normal to a copper. Does anyone know how?
@@Tampo-tiger Yeah, be another copper
I don't know why I watch all of these videos, because they make my blood boil each, and every time. Yet, as soon as there's a notification for a new Crimebodge video, I have to watch it. I appreciate having these videos brought to our attention.
Hahaha 👍😃
This woman needs some retraining
Let the blood keep boiling, you will need that strength in a near future when the Brits decide to retake their country back
They make my blood boil every time as well. I sometimes wish these cops were stood in front of me as I suffer from an insatiable urge to lash out when I experience their poison. In my view cops are getting worse. It's clear you need no people skills, no understanding of the law but an overwhelming desire to torment strangers, to be a police officer in this country.
@@michaels1719 Chill out michael.
Looks like a bunch of overgrown teens that never grew out of the "lets bully ten year olds from the comfort of our bike!"
Spot on, mate!
@@scoundrelkeklord6827 I have my moments
Exactly
his voice had dropped he wasn't 10yo
Actually he was 16 but I get ur point
This female officer is a disgrace. Bet she’d be nowhere near a serious violent criminal yet she’s singling out and accusing a young lad “easy target”. He made a mistake of engaging with them.
this turned up at my door shouting at me one sunday morning .claiming im picking on a poor old frial lady .a few month later this poor frial terminaly ill old lady "she was younger than me ".was found dead after an over dose of drugs aurounded by other addicts in a crack house.i warned the police what she was from day one when she asked me to get smack for her.i got no apoligy just a carry on of looking the other way untill i was arrested for assault for defending me and my dog.
Needs to make quota is my guess
Accuses him of being 'confrontational' whilst they are confronting him.
It's DARVO.
Errm? Confrontational while he is walking away from them???? How does that work, i think she meant that she was being confrontational..
That part pissed me off. Just trying to squeeze out any excuse to validate their harrassment
@David Hames so if you simply want to walk down a road and not talk to anyone including the police your being a dick in your opinion??
Plods trying to make trouble where there is none.
2:36 "I'm not a stranger, I'm a police officer" sounds like some of the last words exchanged before an abduction.
"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help." ~ Ronald Reagan - The nine most terrifying words in the English language
Good one mate....
Sussurus good one mate. I noticed she was real wench immediately. The bloke acted as if its more as if he had to say something. I dont believe he wanted to harass the kid but you know she had talked until she was blue in the face and red in the well. You know
Just what I was thinking.
She's a strange police officer.
Having a police uniform on is like having an unlimited ego!
Oh they were stuffed with ego. It needs kicking out of them.
Fair play to the lad keeping his cool! That woman is so annoying!!! Like “mate this mate that”
Completely unprofessional and an insecure chubby bitch with a chip on her shoulder
Imagine being married to her!!!!
They're like school bullies on their bikes. Unbelievable.
It's sad. But have faith in The Lord.
@@nagihangot6133 Having faith in God is totally useless when the police act as if they are God.
Peace be with you all 🕊️
Was literally looking through the comments to see if anyone thought the same, haha
@@schwarzlewis
YEP
How tyranny will justify itself in the Orwellian Police state:
'I need to make sure you're okay. You're acting strange'...
"Not singling you out mate..." as they are singling out the mate.
as soon as that lad opened his mouth you could tell he was from a respectable family, that's why they harassed him, he was no threat to them. cowardly public servants abusing their position.
Plods piss because there boss would not give them a car 😮😮😮😮😮
Walking in daylight without a licence. Definitely guilty lock him up.
"Oi, you got a licence to walk on the street?"
Dead 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 crying
Apsolutely disgusting just picking on an innocent person for no reason 😡😡 bullying and harassment sack them both
John Cook ..knock him down, giving attitude to the cops is not a good idea. what a moron
"I'm not a stranger" a few minutes later in the same conversation, "I don't know who you are" absolutely genius.
I copper in my small home town. Ended up being a rapest and a paedophile. Raping a 13 year old girl and having sex with a gay lad who was 15 years old. Peter Sharon this sick fuckers name was and he did 15 years for his crim back in 1999 never rey a fended. And has payed his time for his crime. The point is don't trust NO ONE COP OR NOT
@@leovaughan1902 shame he hasn't paid his time for his crime hope he got his life tortured in jail remember that shit happening lots was fun in a sadistic way lol
and asked his age twice🤔🙄dip shit
How about when she " you say you're going back toward your house. Well we're going that way anyway. Where do you live ?
Great way to start my Monday morning, watching filth abuse a member of the public.
And a minor at that
@@shadejalik4769 rotheram low
@Brer Fox mate
Uk surrendered guns
Cops on side with muslims will have the upper hand
All i can say is
"if you want peace, prepare for war."
@@life4fireforever273
Salford Birmingham and Rochdale Dale too...
@@alanmike6883 i refer you to my second statement
This is police harassment... bullying and intimidation tactics... never talk too the pplice
"You're acting strange." . That's code for, "You're not dropping to your knees and licking my boots."
Quentin James 😂😂😂exactly
Answer: "That's the weirdest pickup line I've ever heard."
Or" not licking my female hard working foot"
Cops like this need to be disciplined or fired.
Fired out a canon into a concrete wall
Gets followed by police
"Your looking nervous?"
Oh look we got PC Sherlock on the case. Of course someone's going to nervous when you are being interrogated.
Being followed, being told you are going to be followed to your home address to see where you live (this is threatening), and being spoken to in that rude accusatory manner, would make anyone nervous. Some people suffer from anxiety anyway, nevermind all that!
I'd never trust the police ever again.
"Acting really weird".
You know what, it is weird that a 16 year old carries himself as well as that. Well done lad!
@King Brilliant i think we call them pedos hahaha
To be fair when i was his age i would not be this polite, not trying to be big or hard i was just a cunt as a teenager with zero respect for law enforcement, im still a cunt and i only respect this one copper, he was literally the one copper out a full division who wasnt a cunt and actually spoke to you like you werent a piece of cow pat
@@Jie67 As a teenager I was always polite to the cops, but I knew exactly how to piss them off. Once I was detained, and the cop asked: "So what's your address." When I told hem, he said: "Oh, that's a pretty nice neighborhood." My answer: "True. I've never seen you there." He turned 15 shades of red in just one second. Good times.
space Ghost. So true, in Hackney, these two would have their bikes taken by eleven year olds. Kids would peddle of giggling.
@@truthbtoldwright6411 they are only brave enough ( have a quota for ) incriminating non-blacks, and whites especially.
Police causing alarm and distress. He should have called it in.
A wud of like....watch there arses fall out them on the bikes!
This police woman should be fired Immediately!
"you're being confrontational" says the officer confronting and stalking the minor on the sidewalk.
Well done that lad for:
Keeping his cool under persistent harassment
Filming the police harassing him
Taking the matter up with Crimebodge
If only he hadn’t switched off his camera we’d have seen more evidence. Cowardly police jumped to a search as soon as they were off camera.
Yeah, he has a much higher tolerance of putting up with their bullshit than I would have.
David Clark
And your evidence for not believing him is what exactly? Either it’s true or it’s not. I choose to believe Crimebodge based on lots of previous stuff he’s done. If you don’t that’s fine, it’s up to you. I wouldn’t criticise you. So lay off those who think otherwise. Are you a cop by any chance? If so, you have even less reason to criticise others.
David Hames
Clever Dick attitude or not, he is well within his rights. Police have no right to harass anyone.
David Clark
Or maybe you need to get a life sonny, piss off and bother someone who actually gives a stuff what you think.
Lost respect for the police force a long time ago.. Help them ???? - Never !
I’d help them over a cliff. 😂
Film them? Always!
I've never had respect for them.
Same here years back i would always come to the aid of an officer but not now, when is it ok for a public servant to harras a young man and call him mate.
PTE 2509 In the 90s I saved two from a severe beating ,one a possible death,I will never make that mistake again 😆
My favorite line is when she says "You're acting really weird, we are just having a nice conversation, and you're acting really weired, but we are just having a nice conversation." Since when do you call someone "weird" over and over again and it's a nice conversation?
She’s definitely mentally unstable
@@shadejalik4769 I find a lot of women officers take this approach. If they don't have anything obvious on you they'll try to make something up. That should be some kind of criminal offence.
This has two reasons: 1) She's mentally reinforcing her paranoia against this kid, and 2) It's a signal to her colleague that they're going to treat this victim like a criminal. Hence also the "You've got your hands in your pockets".
@@russiane.lection-hacker2057 Yeah, that was pretty distressing to watch how she was willing to escalate the situation by saying he had his hands in his pockets. I took this to be a direct threat of potential violence from the police if he'd put his hands in his pockets. The whole "You're not respecting my perceived authority so I'm going to make you" kind of thing.
@@budsio She probably had a police training by some old army guy. Hands is the first thing you learn to watch in military field ops. If you can't see someone's hands, you don't know whether they're holding a weapon, or the switch to an explosive vest. She was probably just going by rote, seeking to intimidate the kid.
I hope her parents are proud of her
“Where d’you live kid?”
“I’m not telling you that”
“That’s really suspicious behaviour..”
Nick so when you discovered the police are so incompetent - knife wielding maniacs now regularly go on stabbing sprees - your response was to put your tongue to their boots? Could you be any more of a sycophant? It's not the job of these civil servants to harangue the public nor is it to compile the data of law abiding citizens out of their own neurotic suspicions.
Plus, frankly, I don't like talking to socially maladjusted freaks at their own convenience - so if they want my name and address they owe me a reach around at least, a bit of slap and tickle... maybe a French kiss. That's the same for everyone I'm not prejudiced. If they don't satisfy me, as the tax payer; the master to them, the servant; they deserve and will get bugger all!
Nick bro just because you lack the humour or nuance to comprehend someone's comment doesn't mean it struggles to make a point or is weird. I don't have any colourful pastels or finger painting kits on hand to help me put my point across in a way you would like, sorry. I legit pay for these people's wages, they butter their bread with my money so they can harass and stalk kids on their super lame bikes like a couple of skulking hyenas.
Since you proved you lack the ability to respond to my comment, instead opting to ad hom me and construct your own delusions about what my comment said anyway, I'm assuming you're either a pig yourself or would love to have a roll in the filth with them. Pray tell me officer spunkfarts, what constitutes as a 'desperate' opening paragraph? Or is that word just in your head because it's how all the girlies describe ya?
Nick maybe I'm just not a square. That is just like your opinion man, it doesn't actually make what you say true. It just makes you seem clamouring to avoid addressing the content of my posts by attacking the tone instead.
Farce, satire and absurdist humour are classic, adult ways of dealing with difficult subjects like living under the tyranny of a gang of overly concerned busybodies and their gaggle of brown nosing boot lickers (i.e. you). We can't all be bespectacled sexless nerds in beige slacks stood around our model train collections calmly discussing how cops deserve respect because you're scared of authority and have testosterone level of little girls.
Nick you just coped out from a debate again cus yer a sloot for coppers! Implying that you're well travelled because you love cops is rich - if you weren't so sheltered you'd have a more worldly view of the police, who are just people. You treat them like an infallible God-like entity.
It's pathetic... of course if you're a subservient little wretch the cops will like you! They like to make snivelling imps dance to their tune. They like flattering you and pretending you're their 'mate'. They like getting paid to waste your time and lord it over you. Lol you sound like a hooker telling me your ponce really cares about you because they said so.
@@abominablecnutswain8206 I am with Nick on this once since Robert has been unable to say anything of value except the ridiculous ramblings of a crazy man. Robert, if a man has decided out of the blue, to stab people near your home, out of the blue. Would your answer to that as a cop be:
"We should not go around and ask questions or interact with the public to try and ensure their safety while warding off criminals. We should instead stay in our office while trying to google our way to who this criminal might have been."
I do not understand how people think when they see cops who are doing their jobs as a proof of their lack of competence. They are humans and they cannot be everywhere at every hour of the day. If you are to complain about the cops, about their uselessness, go become a police officer and do it yourself instead of crying about how pathethic they are online. As Nick stated, the cops were simply doing their job and they have the right to ask you questions if you are suspicious, this is what they do to prevent events such as stabbings.
He says he is 16, a minor, police cannot question/interview without a parent or guardian present !!!, police officer committing a crime by cycling on the pavement !!!
Robbie McGill cycling on pavement is a crime ohhh shit then 😂🙄
The UK doesn’t use the “minor” term, he is a child, but over 15 so can be questioned by the police if they suspect him of a crime.
@@brycekerr7862 What?
You can be questioned on the street without a parent only need a parent when your at the station
Exactly it's disgusting apsolutely vile
Unfortunately he continued to talk.
Walk away, change direction. Call someone you trust to witness their harrassment.
Call a taxi or uber?
@peggy69peggy no peggy, they will send more harassing thugs
Yep, exactly. Name, age, address and then say no more.
@@TombstoneHeart you don't even need to say that.
@@TombstoneHeart Why would you give them that much information. Might as well give them your passwords, bank account and card details too.
These officers are so antagonising!
Guess he didn't have his walking down the street loicense.
if you spelt this correct it would of been funny
@@management3521 "would of".... seriously? Did you get your English lessons from the chav down the street?
Kudos to that lad though, 16 and cool and level headed. Well done son, you're the next generation and your eyes are wide open. Educate your peers.
"It's our job to find out who people are" I'm pretty sure that's not the police's job.
Jamie Macdonald no it’s not.
In the 1930's it was the polices job. Well actually the special police,the gestapo.
The rest of the detachment put you on bikes to get your mouth trap out of range.....the main reason she does not know what her job is, is because the other police won't even bother to teach her....get her on a bike and get her out of here!
Jesus Wept. Those cops are disgusting. The lad was 16 and was being harassed by 2 cops for just walking down the street. This is exactly why people won’t tell them their names and video any interactions with the police to protect themselves when the police lie. Totally untrustworthy.
"I'm having a nice conversation with you" - Said every crazed ex girlfriend ever.
tfw no yandere to forcibly have a nice conversation with me
Lmfao
Or boyfriend
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@tfwnoyandere NANI
She constantly rides her bike on the pavement and her colleague pedals down the wrong side of the road.
Lets not get our panties twisted over such nonsense.
In what way could she possibly believe that she was “having a nice conversation”?
streams of consciousness *he* was being confrontational after being confronted
She’s a psychopath who is oblivious of her own behaviour, she thinks her conditioned ways are normal.
Because she's ' been in the police a long time' and this is her idea of a 'nice conversation'.
Another UA-cam star is born.
@@JohnJohn-rh6ib something definitely not right mentally. She says burglary patrol and admits hes not a suspect but persists with this mandatory nice interrogation and starts going down the mental health route because he doesn't want to talk to them, last time I talked to a pig he lies about his powers under section 60. And told me pig service only has a few rotten apples. These pigs have all but declared war on law abiding public.
Compared to how she was bullied and spoken to at school... That probably was a nice conversation
Wow, what a nice young man and what a terrible couple of officers!
That Female Cop is a paranoid danger to the Public.Proud of this young Lad.
@@szkman9984 wouldn't be a good. UA-cam video without a snivelling government paid troll making stupid comments you are a disgrace and it's cowards like you that has turned this country into a dictatorship shame on you!
The bigger crime is the fact there’s a sink full of dirty dishes somewhere
Females shouldn't be police officers. They can't physically restrain an average man and they are forced to use deadly force to compensate. All female police officers have to be babysat by a male in case there is any physical altercation.
LovesTheGash 😂
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
Can anyone seriously take two people on bikes seriously 😂😂
George Backhurst no wonder the public hav no respect for them
Riding on the pavement? Are you under 12? Was it reasonable to ride there to stop an easily foreseen accident or criminal activity? Have you got lights displayed? What are your tyre pressures? How are your brake pads?
Get your supervisor. No comment.
My personal opinion is that any cop on a bike has pissed off their station/superiors!!!! 😂😂😂
🤣🤣
I wouldn’t trust anybody telling them my address or where I am going if I have done nothing wrong and I’m just walking in the street especially 2 cops on pushbikes...I always say be respectful and polite and state your point and say thank you very much have a lovely day Mr policeman. there is no need to give any of your personal details to anybody especially the way things are these days you cannot trust anybody.
"I've been doing this a long time" - and they've got you riding around on bicycles bothering kids. Super cop.
earning the hate daily. just found your channel. love your content :)
outrageous. Cops who abuse their positions should be ejected from the force. [putting it ridiculously mildly...].
butlincat
There would be none left to work, mate.
@@thailandtreats4816 lol.. true, sadly.
Cop is a english word you pleb
@@knight8682 don't fall for the cop apologist troll
@@thailandtreats4816 i know of good cops, they soon became ex-cops - whistleblowers James Patrick, Jon Wedger + others. What they did to them would put you off your cornflakes - indescribable barbaric victimisation, especially for Wedger. who worked on child sex abuse in London. - they slaughtered him. Eg he reported about a minor who was pimped out for sex, but before he could really help her, she sadly died - she was only a kid. See his testimony online.
She had a right attitude on her. They speak to the public with utter contempt
Men who seek to become police officers often do it to feel powerful when they used to feel weak. In this case she wants to dominate men. You can imagine the powertrip this woman is on.
@@disputeone until she comes across Muhammad or the right serial killer...
DR Death the wolf with any luck
So unprofessional even the way she rides the bike like a child would
Menames Nstheboss i thought that a tad cocky
@@pooperscooper9176 yeah like what police office says mate when addressing someone as well
@@nstheboss they all seem to in these videos.
@@nstheboss they all do in Australia 😄😄
@@ignanthunter6050 😄
how do they keep getting away with this behaviour?
Just don't talk to them. Just walk on
I feel so sorry for that poor lad. He was minding his own business and was properly intimidated by these bullies. And the police wonder why the public have no respect for them anymore?!
Exactly vile bullying harrasing pigs who protect pedos and will lock anybody up for challenging them
Not fit for purpose do not ever Cooperate with police
I'm late I know. But, not all cops are pigs and frauds, more officers are nice and friendly. And I think that the women only hated on the teen becuase she is riding a bloody bike for her careerr! Like that's probably a reason why she's a moody bitch
Great policing ....You have just confirmed to this kid and the people watching not to trust the police...
Wow I am a forty six year old man and I felt intimidated by this police behaviour.
She has a low threshold for people being strange! In the words of Jim Morrison ‘people are strange’.
Very poor,
Crimebodge
I cannot say it enough times, you are brilliant.
"we're just interacting with the public" (whether or not the public want an interaction).
"We're just having a nice chat" ("your weird and we're going to follow you home").
Exercising your right to remain silent is not suspicious!
Also, suspicion in itself is not a summary or indictable offence, hence no CRIME!
They need to articulate a crime has been committed, or about to be, or in progress. She also stated in the video he’s not committed a crime, but wants a friendly chat!!!!!
High rate of burglaries in the area is just not good enough, otherwise they have to setup road blocks throughout the country and stop and search everyone!
Cycling on the pavement, harassment and stalking is the only crime I see here!!!
Refusing to provide name, collar number and police station is a violation of policy.. The amount of policy violations and crime here is too much to list... I agree 100% with Crimebodge...
I don't live in the UK, but can't he just go "Well, I'm not interesting in chatting with you. Go away unless you are legally requiring me to speak. In which case name the laws".
Explain to the policy officers that you are exercising your lawful right to -remain- *be* silent but under no circumstance will that be implied legally as being *acquiescence by silence (consent by silence).* Rebut all accusations(burden of proof is on the claimant), *consent can be garnished implicitly(tacitly) or explicitly(confession).* REMAINING silent will always be implied as non-denial, so therefor legally acceptance. *A often mistaken belief in consent* can mean that the defendant lacked mens rea. The standard common law test of criminal liability is expressed in the Latin phrase actus reus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea, i.e. *"the act is not culpable unless the mind is guilty"* The opposite holds true, one can be mislead into "thinking" that they have committed a crime when they have merely broken a legislated rule, conflating a civil offence into a private criminal prosecution, the only pretentious victim is the abstract state called government, a body-less corp-oration.
Fitting although American: "Decency, security, and liberty alike demand that government officials shall be subjected to the same rules of conduct that are commands to the citizen. In a government of laws, existence of the government will be imperiled if it fails to observe the law scrupulously. Our government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill, it teaches the whole people by its example. Crime is contagious. *If the government becomes a lawbreaker, it breeds contempt for law; it invites every man to become a law unto himself; it invites anarchy. To declare that in the administration of the criminal law the end justifies the means - to declare that the government may commit crimes in order to secure the conviction of a private criminal - would bring terrible retribution. Against that pernicious doctrine this court should resolutely set its face.* Olmstead v. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 485, 48 S.Ct. 564, 575, 72 L.Ed. 944 (1928) (Brandeis, J., *dissenting)*
“Nothing strengthens authority so much as silence.”― Leonardo da Vinci
“Not only will we have to repent for the sins of bad people; but we also will have to repent for the appalling silence of good people.” ― Martin Luther King Jr.
“To sin by silence, when they should protest, makes cowards of men.”― Ella Wheeler Wilcox
“If I were to remain silent, I'd be guilty of complicity.” ― Albert Einstein
“Violence does not necessarily take people by the throat and strangle them. Usually it demands no more than an ultimate allegiance from its subjects. They are required merely to become accomplices in its lies.”― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
I don't call people weird and unusual when having a friendly chat
She even asked if he ever had any INTERACTIONS with the police before.
Interaction: communication or direct involvement with someone or something.
So when the lad said yes, the copper imminently jumped to the conclusion of him being arrested in the past.
Its scary how a police officer's mind works. She tried to turn her own use of a word against him in a matter of seconds.
Never talk to the police.
That was terrible badgering, she was nothing but a bully. Coventry Policing at it's best.
@Andy Holcroft yes
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
@Andy Holcroft Of course everyone has the right to go about his or her business, but if a police officer strikes up a conversation with you (for whatever reason) and you start giving them attitude, this is the type of response you should expect. Why didn't the teen just say "Oh hi officers! Lovely weather today. I'm just off to the shops go get some groceries. Have a nice day!" That would most probably have been the end of it. But instead he starts being hostile and standoffish towards them. What exactly are the officers supposed to conclude from this? "Oh, he seems like such a lovely young man going about his law-abiding business" or "he seems like a bit of thug who we need to keep an eye on"? Isn't it strange that immature teenagers always have a go at the very people who are there to protect them in life (their parents, teachers, or in this case the police)?! Why doesn't he travel to the east end of London and start giving the same attitude to some of the local gansters? I think we both know the answer!
@@charleshendrick5825 Absolute rubbish, she was a total bitch with an ego.
Andy Holcroft and most stabbings occurring in the most ethnically diverse areas of Coventry whereas earlsdon is mostly white and has low crime
Shit house coppers riding down the safest street in town. Damn right they're scared to tackle real criminals.
Absolute Spot on
Explains the fear of knives...
SpookyBaba 2 Sergeants together on a joy ride in a what looks like a real nice area and They recon their under resourced and then she says she’s not a stranger she’s a police officer WHAT A JOKE
Disgraceful behaviour, hassling a young man going about his legal business.
"Youre acting strange while we are following you down the road and attempting to spin a web around you with pseudo confessions while asking where you live"
Clearly, this is harassment! I bet the woman copper was bullied at school!
I think she's eaten a bit of bully also...
"Acting weird" seems to be shorthand for "know your legal rights"😂
They also like to use is against people with Asperger's or Autism as apparently not feeling comfortable being forced into a high pressure social situation against your will is strange.
you're boring me now, is also their way of dismissing someone that knows their rights
When I was younger, my Harley Davidson blew it's engine. While it was being fixed, I bought a 400cc Suzuki to get around on. I was sat in a line of traffic, minding my own business, when a guy ran out of nowhere and literally tackled me off the bike, and threw me to the floor. I jumped up and he tried to tackle me again. I ripped my helmet off and was just about to twat him around the head with it, when a uniform ran around the corner and shouted to me to stop, and that the guy was CID. Apparently he'd randomly run my number plate and found that the bike was stolen (it had been, but had been recovered and legitimately sold to me). The guy never identified himself to me, or showed me any identification. I made that much of a complaint that he was busted back down to a uniformed policeman. I assumed that he was an attacker, so was preparing to fight back. He said I was "aggressive". Of course I bloody was, he'd just rugby tackled me to the floor with no explanation as to who he was.
wtf thats insane
with hindsight, should have sued the twat for injury and damage to bike, and throw in mental trauma for good measure, take the sods to the cleaners
I had an incident like that but I knocked the wanker out comes running towards me and I thinks he’s one of the wankers threatening my mum so I gave I’m a bang on the jaw and got a £40 fine for it
Unidentified flying policemen = UFP
Incredible he /she should have been sacked out of hand
"U have good day?"
"I dont feel like talking to u"
"Oh so u a robber"
Well informed young man. Good on him.
guy tries to walk away... 'your being really confrontational'
Pigs scum
Lol just thinking that while srolling down FTPOLICE
Coplogic
And he should not be afraid to say "yes, absolutely".
LOL
Theres something very wrong with that woman, almost psychopathic.
She has no respect for the law, is completely projecting her behaviour on him, "you are acting very weird".
No... She is... Theres something very wrong with her mentality
she is an idiot of the first water
Yeah and her BOOTS were too big for her as well ..
deadprivacy you must lead a sheltered life if that’s your definition of psychopathic
I agree. The woman has mental health issues.
@@booth2710
well there you go... i thought she was wearing flip-flops
This has made me feel very sick. 😢 I wouldn't trust the police around my teenagers after seeing this!!!
“Those big scary criminals intimidate me, I’ll just harass this young teenager instead”
This type of stuff is only going to get worse unfortunately.
Yup no training needed no qualifications needed you could actually be on sick then go straight into bein a copper
@Brer Fox if that happen brer, then they will be issued guns and end up like the american military looking pigs
Just another thought if he had of just said hello had a chat and showed his I d or something it probably would have been fine yeah ? He was being very avasive and a little rude
@@jocko1283 Getting on with his day mate, not everyone has time to stand and chat to these muppets
@@Gally89714 yeah I agree but sometimes the police actually do there job haha my opinion only changed of them because we had someone in our house a few weeks ago the police were here straight away and got it sorted the guy had a fuckn knife it was not good! But yeah all I'm saying is whenever I have been smart to them in the last they dont like it but ne normal to them and there is never usually an issue
Only unusual behaviour is coming from the grown up adults on the bikes!
@The Griffin found the bootlicker.
@The Griffin is yet another cop troll with a phoney UA-cam account leaving multiple comments. This video has certainly rattled plod's cage.
Fucking cyclists always have zero brain cells
What a load of crap. Two police officers out on patrol encounter some young thug with an attitude problem, so naturally they start asking him some questions. He then starts being standoffish towards them and generally acting suspiciously. Does the idiot teenager in the video have any idea of how the real world works? Probably not. He's most likely learned from the left-wing popular culture that the police are evil oppressors who go around brutalising random members of the public for no reason, and that he's now a victim of "police brutality", or something...While there are bad eggs in every profession (incl. the police), for the most part police officers are brave men and women who are willing to put their lives at risk to maintain the thin blue line between civil order and criminality. In case people haven't noticed, the UK now suffers from massive levels of crime (including a stabbing epidemic). While the teen in the video probably things that being obnoxious towards the poice gives him a bit of street cred, in reality all he's doing is wasting police time. Idiot.
Exactly anywhere else in the world two strangers following around and harassing a teenager asking creepy personal questions would be considered grounds for police to investigate.
Like vultures circling their chosen prey, taunting it until it reveals a weak spot. Why does the police force (and other 'security' and 'enforcement' professions) attract so many people with chips on their shoulders and indications of NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder - look it up)? Shop security, train/tram ticket inspectors, cigarette butt litter enforcers, parking attendants, PCSOs, the list goes on. Some of these people don't serve the public - they think the public serves them.
If he's a child you shouldn't be questioning him without an appropriate adult present!!!!
Tony Balm im pretty sure its fine to do so, but they cant force information out of him without an adult present or something along that line
@@lip_osu Unless the laws changed I was arrested in 1984 and taken to the police station. They put me in a cell until my father arrived then they questioned me.
@@lip_osu A lot of these so called police are a waste of space now. When I was arrested back then it was with the son of a police Sargent who happened to be on duty at another station. So they wouldn't do anything that wasn't legal. He was a proper copper though old school who could think for his self. I still have real respect for the police of that time.
I had respect for the police in the sixties and seventies but not know. No intention of being friends with them.
Chris matthews... “wouldn’t have”.
Not “wouldn’t of”.
She’s clearly going through a messy divorce
I wonder why the fucking nut job lol
charlie cross ... From her girlfriend 😉😉
I’d smash the granny out of it
Her wife would agree
You mean someone married her?
Do not talk to the police or engage them in any way .
I cannot emphasize this enough .Any deviation from
this simple principle will involve you suffering .
This one REALLY pissed me off out of the hundreds I have watched. I so wish I was that lad.
Thoroughly decent young man.Hats off.well bought up.May you RULE.
He's being confrontational?
That's rich.
BedsitBob that’s what I thought. I would just walk the other way .
A conversation is a two way thing, forcing it upon someone who does not wish too communicate then becomes harassment.
Go open a coppers car door and strike up a random conversation, see how that goes when you don't let them leave
He should have called 999 and reported them for stalking him.
Just state once I have no legal obligation to speak to you I have committed no crime and then stay silent
perfect
how many coppers would say i'm not your mate if you referred to a copper as mate?
Exactly what I thought. Police say it's because they dont want to be lured into friendly conversation and be caught off guard... but it's fine when they do it to the public for that exact reason
@@seriouslycoolfulactually, the police and criminal evidence act calls this prevarication before the fact, and it's illegal
@@michelguevara151 I see, not much we can do then. Although I think 'prevarication' could be used to describe police putting on a friendly/concerned act to get what they want, such as a searching someone they wouldn't be allowed to otherwise
Arseholes. This is harassment. She is bang out of order.
"Not all police officers are like that" - as she tries to interpret everything in a negative manner
'I'm having a nice conversation with you' .... Just because you say it doesn't make it true. Bloody hell. Nothing better to do than harass a 16 year old.
Please tell me this kid has put a claim in. If these cops can't even get a basic conversation right they shouldn't be on the street.
6:40
Police : "We just wanna have a talk and say hi"
16 y/o boy : "Hello."
hahaha what a legend
Did you mean 4:43
Callum T this was me cheers mate 🤣
Lol yeah I clocked that. Good lad!!
"Your behaviour is unusual", says the cyclist police offer whilst blatantly breaking the law by riding her bike on the pavement.
You couldn't make this shit up.