never watched your channel, but as a UK citizen can I just say you are one of the most level headed and understanding American I've seen on youtube commenting on Uk events. Nice job, keep it up!
Stealth is bang on, you admit your lack of understanding without taking the piss or being demeaning saying things are stupid as if it's the British's fault you don't understand like I've seen with quite a lot of other content creators, gonna go for a crawl through the channel now I think :)
@@PcGamerKenpachi much appreciated my friend! Indeed I do realize I’m ignorant to a lot of things in the world so I never want to come off as I know it all or my way of thinking is the absolute.
It all depends on the reason for the stealing. Nothing is ever black and white, it's always grey. I joined a bike gang at 15, they would steal anything that didn't move! I didn't, I don't steal it lie. I will ruin Christmas over but being able to lie, I'm 53 today and my children, all 4 have great jobs and education. I left school with nothing at 15. Managed to claw my way up and out, but got a lot of dead friends and forever in prison today, that's the female friends. The men, yeah some of them still drunk on street corners abusing girls and selling their drugs. Cannabis is basically legal in Scotland today, for my medical use. 🤣 Not like the old Reagan days! I was taught if it is weed you're fine, it's not addictive unless you smoke it by the barrel load. I stopped at 17 years old as fell pregnant and ran away from the gangs 🤣 my life is a total disastrous childhood and if my mother didn't love me, I know I would be dead today. She's nearly my best friend now. I hate liars, thieves and bullies, but I try not to judge them before I know why they're done something. Some of the kids just need serious mental health help. The worse think I ever did was move back to my family home, London. Yes, it was great fun and the parties etc. But the people? You don't make real friends, I dragged two of my sons back up to the Highlands of Scotland after they cleaned the police worse up here and got rid of most the corrupt cops 😳 grampian was bad in the 80s and 90s. Why I left and lived worldwide. Stay safe and educate. 👋
No? I challenge that. I saw in a Market in Marroko three barefooted, skinny Kids stealing food. One was caught by the Salemen. In the process of escaping the Kid scratched the Men and the Men start beating the Kid. What would you do? A: Pay the Salesmen for his lost? B: Join the beating? C: Look away?
@@Zalentsia unless they can’t afford to eat because they haven’t got a job as would rather sit about all day doing nothing. I think too many people in the U.K. think they are ‘owed’ something. Shocking mentality and the govt sadly aid it by the amount of hand-outs which are given to people who actually, don’t need it.
It was apparently hilarious how many scooter gangs didn’t realise police COULD use tactical contact and were screaming and complaining whilst being arrested 😂
I remember the outrage by certain members of the public complaining that ramming them is dangerous, and there's hundreds of clips of thieves getting run down and then kicking off, claiming assault and excessive force. bunch of idiots lmao
The frustrating thing is that the criminal rider will most likely just get a small fine and a ban from driving/riding. All the hard work done by the police is soon undone by our shoddy judicial system.
@@troylewin1443 do you mean not in the United States now? Because I think someone engaging in such antisocial, criminal behaviour would at least be remanded in custody and have to bond out.
The spray wasn't mace, it was DNA spray we use it to put a unique colour coded fluorescent dye on suspects/vehicles so we can identify them under UV torch, it stays on them for up to 6-8 weeks. It's one of our best tools for combating moped enabled crime. Hope this helps you understand a bit more. 👍🏻
I came to make this comment, also being maced whilst wearing a helmet is probably worse because if it makes its way into the helmet it's gonna be horrible
As a man who was a little wayward in my younger days, I can confirm being mased sucks balls 🤣. I couldn't imagine how bad it would be if it got into your motorcycle helmet. 🥵
That spray was a marker spray that cannot be removed from skin or clothing. Its unique to each bottle, and can be used as evidence that the rider was infact the rider.
Americans: · Valentino Rossi is an Italian MotoGP champion (motorbike grand prix) · "having the bit between their teeth" means determined to do something, referring to the "bit" a racing horse has in their mouth · "scarper" means to run away · "foot path" is sidewalk · "the MET" is the London Metropolitan Police · "New Scotland Yard" is the headquarters of the MET
Anyone who thinks these are just kids goofing around on stolen mopeds and it's not really that serious should consider the crimes that they carry out on these mopeds. Armed robberies, muggings, home invasions, burglaries, drug dealing and gang violence.
My nephew is a Police Interceptor. They are very highly trained. They have advanced first aid & many other skills & only ram a vehicle when there's a high risk to the public. They also have a great sense of humour 🙂
Re: what did he think the mace was going to do? 10:39 - it wasn't mace, that's Smart Water, which is a forensic marker that would allow them to identify him if he'd managed to get away. The marker is specific to the bottle so if you've been marked there's no arguing about how it wasn't you.
even if it was mace. that shit burn your eyes, it also burns your nose and face. it makes it very hard to breathe and it's potent. if you got it on your helmet you would throw away your helmet. because it would get in through the vent holes and everything.
Absolutely, here in Milton Keynes we have redways which are large pathways to get from one of the city to the next and these little shits are everythere on the e-scooters and mopeds, mugging and dealing drugs. They know the police cars cannot get to them.
@@maxinelynch36 I'm English, studied English language, and even so I constantly run across regional oddities that I have never heard before. However, we are colourful :)
A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider.
As a law abiding Englishman i fucking love these videos and the fact our coppers have had enough of it. Not to mention the amount of people i know (myself included) that has had a bike robbed.
NOT mace spray! It is called Smart Water spray. Contains unique spray which can be seen with UV. Stains clothes and skin so if they escape can be identified later.
the reason UK roads are weird is due to the fact that they just randomly connect villages, towns and cities that were designed way before cars came around leading to very bendy and small roads, weirdly some of the straightest roads we have are the 2000 year old roman roads, because the romans made sense and built roads in a straight line
Valentino Rossi is an Italian motorcycle road racer and nine-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champion. And "bit between the teeth" is to do what you have decided to do in a forceful and energetic way. A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. And the saying comes from when a house bites down on the bit, and stops following the riders instructions, and is determined to do its own thing.
A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider.
"he's got the bit between his teeth" comes from horse racing, "A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider."
Thank you! I try to do a little of both.. quick off the cuff comments just get said in real time over the action but if it’s something I think will take a more than a moment to get out.. sometimes I would rather pause it so I don’t miss so much or talk over something important
@@JustAverageLarry yeah it blends really well though, it flows through your videos amazing well, sometimes i just skip through some reaction commentators when they pause but i found myself watching your videos start to finish, very enjoyable to watch!
10:50 This is not mace. It's spray-tagging. Can be used to identify the person if later stopped; they'll have it on their clothes. Useful since they're on a stolen moped and have their face concealed by the helmet.
“the bit between his teeth” is a horse related expression. Horses wear bridles with a “bit” that goes in the mouth, if they bolt they can throw the bit out somewhat and it goes a’ between the teeth” enabling them to be out of control of the rider. Having the bit between the teeth as a metaphor for taking charge and speeding on with things.
Valentino Rossi is a multi world championship winning motorcycle racer from Italy. A ‘bit’ is horse tack. It’s what the animal bites down on. Hence the phrase 👍🏻
So the "mace" at 10:00 is very possibly a spray we have over here in the UK which is basically a can of spray on DNA, means that the police can take the "DNA" sample from the can, take a sample from a suspect if they get away and are caught at a later point in time, and then link the two as the DNA is unique
They spray reacts under uv light and is very hard to get off so if you get away and u are caught on later nd taken in to the station they will check and u will glow
It's amazing that we can still catch criminals when every encounter doesn't turn into a wild-west blood-bath, isn't it? This is why guns are so heavily regulated in the UK. There is a myth that "if you make gun ownership a crime, then only criminals will own guns," but the reality is, they don't. They don't actually want to die, so if they know the cops chasing them aren't armed, then why should they be? UK criminals know that rocking a firearm will result in absolutely lethal force being deployed and nobody giving a damn when it does, so for the most part they don't bother.
Not particularly. It refers to when the horse manages to bite on the bit meaning the jockey no longer has full control. Normally the bit goes at the back of the horse mouth, behind the teeth. It's not just horse racing.
Valentino Rossi is a world champion motorbike racer. Take a look. “Get the bit between his teeth” is a horse riding phrase, when a horse chomps down on the bit in his mouth and really takes off galloping. Greetings from U.K.. 😂
The stuff he sprays the guy on the red moped isn't pepper spray, its a special spray they came out with in this country (UK) which allows them to spray people with something that does not come off or leave any trace, but has its own unique make up so it can be used to prove they were doing x thing or at x place when something happened... It was mainly used on bikes cause police just cant get the power to actually do anything about it
Valentino Rossi is a retired Moto GP (motorbike grand prix) racer, He's a 9 time world champion with supernatural talent, well worth watching a highlight compilation. Got you fam
In UK, having " the bit between your teeth" is an equine reference. If a horse manages to clamp down on the bit with its teeth, it means it has taken control from the rider. Great videos and all done without the use of firearms!
Valentino Rossi (VR|46) is a former MotoGP rider, and 9x World Champion across the classes (7x in MotoGP, 1x Moto2 and 1x in Moto3) He has also won the ManxTT, Monza Rally and currently races for BMW WRT in the GT3 World GT Championship Europe. He is such a legend that his bike number (46) has been retired from use, and is the only rider so far to be inducted into MotoGP Legends on the day he retired, all other riders have had to wait years, sometimes decades to be inducted.
I love that they don't draw guns and tell them to put their hands up, Old mate just runs in and tackles him, followed by a choke hold.. It seems more of a fair fight 🤣🤣
man said "who is valentino Rossi" He is a LEGEND in the sport of motor racing, like 9 times world champion (and raced the old 500cc bikes before all the electronics came in to play) possibly the greatest motorbike racer to have ever lived
Two things you ain't going to outrun: British motorcycle police, and a helicopter. We have a lot of these Police Interceptor type shows on TV here and the one constant is that as soon as there's a bird in the air you're screwed.
"The bit between his teeth" = It's from horse riding. It refers to the part of the gear that literally goes in the horse's mouth. In this context is means he's eager to go chase after him, like a horse about to go racing.
It's not mace it's DNA spray. "The handheld devices can be sprayed by officers at suspected illegal and anti-social scrambler bikes, marking the bikes, clothing and skin of any riders and passengers with a uniquely coded but invisible dye."
The spray was DNA spray, sticks to the skin and clothes for days even after washing so if he gets away and caught later they can say he's the one that made off 👍🏻
Valentino Rossi is probably the most famous motorcycle rider in history. Won a ton of MotoGP competitions. If you've ever seen Dainese stuff branded "VR46", that's his name and racing number. He's the Michael Jordan of motorcycles: I don't follow motrcycle racing but I've always knew more or less who he was. He changed racing.
There was a rash of motorcycles grabbing peoples phones , jewelry , bags ,etc hurting them in the process and because they were in built up areas , not wearing helmets , police were unable to pursue them and it became a major problem because it was an easy crime , usually on stolen scooters too , but now they changed the law so they can chase you and knock you off your bike , funny how theres a lot less of it now, if you gove plice the right powers and they dont abuse it then the rest of us are a lot safer
Just to put some background, basically the police were allowed to ram them off the bikes years ago, but some were killed (tough luck) and then you had the parents and friends crying on the TV about how he was a good lad, and was misunderstood and was in the process of not stealing motorbikes and how evil people were for wanting them knocked off (you get the idea), so the police were not allowed to tap them when they were not wearing helmets, so knowing this the little turds stole peoples bikes for other crimes and for handlers to ship them off to other countries where they will get lost forever, and if your a biker, then your know what your bike means to you. Crime got so bad and people were getting angrier about these little that the police were eventually allowed to knock them off again (specialist drivers). The bike thieves are horrid little....they have stabbed people for their bikes, and bike jacked people with threat of violence, as well as using them to move drugs, they deserve everything they get being knocked off the stolen bikes.
So that's acceptable to you for the police to kill seventeen year old CHILDREN in a high speed chase for a bit of misjudged adolescent behaviour? Have you quantum leaped from the Victorian era or what? I'm sure that you never done anything in your adolescence that you regret. 2023 mate!
Valentino Rossi is the Lewis Hamilton of the motorcycling world. The former professional motorcycle racer is a nine-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champion. Nicknamed The Doctor, he is widely considered to be one of the greatest motorcycle racers of all time, with some labelling him as the greatest ever. 👍🏽
The "Mace" isn't MACE at all, it's DNA tagging spray. Police "Mace" (formerly CS, now using PAVA) is stored in a small canister attached to the kit belt on the waist. This large bottle used to spray the rider is DNA tagging. Basically invisible ink dye that under UV light shows up. Means if he happens to get away and gets later arrested for an unrelated matter at custody under a UV light the dye will show up on his helmet and clothing, linking him to this pursuit.
Evolution in action - the crooks switched to mopeds for a speed & manoeverability advantage. The cops responded by taking advantage of their fragility.
Valantino Rossi was a professional motorcycle racer; he's retired now, but he's considered the greatest, or at least one of the greatest, racers in his sport's history. This series was probably made when he was in his hayday. "Got the bit between his teeth" is a reference to horse racing. It means that he's now determined and focused on the task at hand.
“Bit between his teeth” is a horse riding reference, the bit is the part of reins that goes in the horses mouth and is used to control its movements. The saying is referring to a horse that has taken control of the rider by biting down and refusing to allow its head to be moved by the reins. So in essence the saying means to be determined and forceful in pursuit of your goal.
10:30 it's not a tear gas. it's a special UV marking spray. If he got away and took the gear off, he would still be glowing under UV for few days. You take the sample from the glowing guy, match it to the carnister it was dispensed from and that's your evidence to prosecute them.
I know this sounds corny and hope you see my comment, but I like watching these vids cause I love the show and being able watch clips and seeing you react is like having a friend with me! keep up the good work!
Was thinking the same thing. It's like watching the video with a friend/mate. And the commenting is just enough to make it interesting and not overbearing.
@@JustAverageLarryyou need to get on that shit brother, 200+ mph racing whilst rubbing elbows and knees on a 3 inch tyre contact patch. Austrian grand Prix on TNT sports today
that spray stuff isnt mace its identifying marker spray it makes it dries clear but stains it under certain light so they can spot it from a helicopter if they get away from them, they light up like a Cristmas tree when the helicopter is trying to spot them
"bit between teeth" refers to the "bit" that would be placed in the mouth of a horse. The reins are attached to this "bit" and pull it side to side. A horse that was overeager or fighting against the rider would bite against the bit and wrestle with it while the rider tugs the reins - though the saying is usually used to mean 'determined' and 'up for a good challenge' rather than 'rebellious' or anything like that. So the police officer was determined and up for a challenge when he made a U-Turn and chased after the suspect, as a horse chomping at a bit between its teeth might be.
It actually means eager to get going / anticipating eagerly. It comes from the way horses worry at their bits as they're waiting for a race to start. An example would be 'chomping at the bit to get an ice cream' - meaning you were eager to go, particularly if you'd had to wait. It does not signify whether the thing being waited for has an element of challenge.
The spray was not CS spray, it's called Smart Water. It's a identifiable invisible water spray, that does not wash off and can only be seen under ultra violet lighting. It's like a DNA water spray each can is unique and has it's own code, so if the rider did get away, the police can prove that he was sprayed in that incident. It's on his jacket and trousers or any skin that it lands on, put your jacket in the washing machine, it's still on the jacket, jump in the shower, it's still on you.
10:45 "No visible injuries, but just give me one minute" made me laugh. "Control, it looks like the suspect has taken a serious beating from half a dozen unknown assailants"
"Bit between his teeth" when riding a horse you want it far enough back that it's almost on their gums so it's uncomfortable and they turn their head. If they get it between their teeth, they won't respond to the reigns, and typically can now go hell for leather.
The bit between his teeth, a horse racing term when the horse is moving at a gallop pulling the reins which are attached to the bit which sits in the horses mouth
For mopeds its always been legal to clip their tires but there was always rules for it like if they dont have a helmet you couldnt or if it was over 30mph the same but nowadays its changed so basically if your on a moped get off or your coming off and its one of the best decisions they made
it is, a "bit" is a bar that is placed in a horse's mouth and attached to the reins (part of the straps that go over the head), it's what's used to control the horse's head to change direction when riding.
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I… US???
@@johnjenkins4373 US… United States..
"Got the bit between his teeth"
Translation~
"It's on like Donkey Kong!'
@@richhangonladsivegotanidea1832 I LOVE that translation! 😂
there's thousands of American vids this is about the Britts accept it ffs
never watched your channel, but as a UK citizen can I just say you are one of the most level headed and understanding American I've seen on youtube commenting on Uk events. Nice job, keep it up!
Wow, thank you so much! Hope to see you around here the next one!
Stealth is bang on, you admit your lack of understanding without taking the piss or being demeaning saying things are stupid as if it's the British's fault you don't understand like I've seen with quite a lot of other content creators, gonna go for a crawl through the channel now I think :)
@@PcGamerKenpachi much appreciated my friend! Indeed I do realize I’m ignorant to a lot of things in the world so I never want to come off as I know it all or my way of thinking is the absolute.
@@JustAverageLarry No worries bro, rare to see intelligence like yours these days
Well said. 👏
I have no sympathy for those who think it's OK to steal and injure.
I know right fick the police
It all depends on the reason for the stealing.
Nothing is ever black and white, it's always grey.
I joined a bike gang at 15, they would steal anything that didn't move! I didn't, I don't steal it lie. I will ruin Christmas over but being able to lie, I'm 53 today and my children, all 4 have great jobs and education. I left school with nothing at 15.
Managed to claw my way up and out, but got a lot of dead friends and forever in prison today, that's the female friends.
The men, yeah some of them still drunk on street corners abusing girls and selling their drugs.
Cannabis is basically legal in Scotland today, for my medical use. 🤣
Not like the old Reagan days!
I was taught if it is weed you're fine, it's not addictive unless you smoke it by the barrel load.
I stopped at 17 years old as fell pregnant and ran away from the gangs 🤣 my life is a total disastrous childhood and if my mother didn't love me, I know I would be dead today.
She's nearly my best friend now.
I hate liars, thieves and bullies, but I try not to judge them before I know why they're done something.
Some of the kids just need serious mental health help.
The worse think I ever did was move back to my family home, London.
Yes, it was great fun and the parties etc. But the people? You don't make real friends, I dragged two of my sons back up to the Highlands of Scotland after they cleaned the police worse up here and got rid of most the corrupt cops 😳 grampian was bad in the 80s and 90s.
Why I left and lived worldwide.
Stay safe and educate. 👋
No? I challenge that. I saw in a Market in Marroko three barefooted, skinny Kids stealing food. One was caught by the Salemen. In the process of escaping the Kid scratched the Men and the Men start beating the Kid. What would you do?
A: Pay the Salesmen for his lost?
B: Join the beating?
C: Look away?
@@calmlikeabomb1984 thank you! If people have to steal to eat, in my eyes is not stealing!!!
@@Zalentsia unless they can’t afford to eat because they haven’t got a job as would rather sit about all day doing nothing. I think too many people in the U.K. think they are ‘owed’ something. Shocking mentality and the govt sadly aid it by the amount of hand-outs which are given to people who actually, don’t need it.
That is great. It’s nice to see our uk police treating these idiots with the force they deserve
It was apparently hilarious how many scooter gangs didn’t realise police COULD use tactical contact and were screaming and complaining whilst being arrested 😂
I remember the outrage by certain members of the public complaining that ramming them is dangerous, and there's hundreds of clips of thieves getting run down and then kicking off, claiming assault and excessive force. bunch of idiots lmao
My father was killed by Mo- Ped hitting him.
The frustrating thing is that the criminal rider will most likely just get a small fine and a ban from driving/riding.
All the hard work done by the police is soon undone by our shoddy judicial system.
Oh. That? A judge will laugh that out of court in the UK. You are not going to prison for refusing to stop. Not in the states now mate.
@@troylewin1443 do you mean not in the United States now? Because I think someone engaging in such antisocial, criminal behaviour would at least be remanded in custody and have to bond out.
@@jackmcgregor1983 Things are very different between the Police's approach in the UK compared to the U.S.
The spray wasn't mace, it was DNA spray we use it to put a unique colour coded fluorescent dye on suspects/vehicles so we can identify them under UV torch, it stays on them for up to 6-8 weeks. It's one of our best tools for combating moped enabled crime. Hope this helps you understand a bit more. 👍🏻
I came to make this comment, also being maced whilst wearing a helmet is probably worse because if it makes its way into the helmet it's gonna be horrible
As a man who was a little wayward in my younger days, I can confirm being mased sucks balls 🤣. I couldn't imagine how bad it would be if it got into your motorcycle helmet. 🥵
@@AsmodeusT worst part would be, it would soak into the foam and as you take your helmet off, seep into your eyes
Valentino Rossi is a nine time MotoGP world champion basically, he is the greatest motorcycle racer to have ever lived.
That spray was a marker spray that cannot be removed from skin or clothing. Its unique to each bottle, and can be used as evidence that the rider was infact the rider.
They've cut bike crime in half by literally cutting bike criminals in half.
😭😂😂😂
Americans:
· Valentino Rossi is an Italian MotoGP champion (motorbike grand prix)
· "having the bit between their teeth" means determined to do something, referring to the "bit" a racing horse has in their mouth
· "scarper" means to run away
· "foot path" is sidewalk
· "the MET" is the London Metropolitan Police
· "New Scotland Yard" is the headquarters of the MET
I feel like I’m back in school! 😭😭 Thank you!
Scarper! thats the best one! think i might add it to my vocab! :D
I'm from the UK. I loved watching the police interceptors best police series ever
You are correct my man see last night with that Land Rover
Anyone who thinks these are just kids goofing around on stolen mopeds and it's not really that serious should consider the crimes that they carry out on these mopeds.
Armed robberies, muggings, home invasions, burglaries, drug dealing and gang violence.
I'm really glad about the tactical contact allowing our cops to keep the streets safer.
Valentino Rossi was the world champion MotoGP rider for several years. A legend
My nephew is a Police Interceptor. They are very highly trained. They have advanced first aid & many other skills & only ram a vehicle when there's a high risk to the public. They also have a great sense of humour 🙂
Re: what did he think the mace was going to do? 10:39 - it wasn't mace, that's Smart Water, which is a forensic marker that would allow them to identify him if he'd managed to get away. The marker is specific to the bottle so if you've been marked there's no arguing about how it wasn't you.
Ahhh thanks for this I was wondering the same thing
even if it was mace. that shit burn your eyes, it also burns your nose and face. it makes it very hard to breathe and it's potent. if you got it on your helmet you would throw away your helmet. because it would get in through the vent holes and everything.
when I clicked onto this video I wasnt sure if I'd stay... but dude you made this so enjoyable I watched the whole thing!!
So happy to hear that!!
"so far there's been no serious injuries"
But we can all live in hope.
Absolutely, here in Milton Keynes we have redways which are large pathways to get from one of the city to the next and these little shits are everythere on the e-scooters and mopeds, mugging and dealing drugs. They know the police cars cannot get to them.
'HE BROKE HIS ARSE... THAT'S WHAT HE'S GOT!' The best saying I've ever herd to one of our Police shows. 🤣👏👏👏
uk police are very underrated, good at their jobs and very friendly
English idioms can be hella confusing, it's true.....but "Broke his ass" is universal 🤣
😂😂😂 Agreed!
We aren't that bad with idioms. We have some great ones though.
@@maxinelynch36 I'm English, studied English language, and even so I constantly run across regional oddities that I have never heard before.
However, we are colourful :)
@@MercutioUK2006 yeah, north & south are very different with them I guess
'Bit between the teeth' refers back to horse riding days, when you might just let loose the reins and let your horse gallup freely.
A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider.
As a law abiding Englishman i fucking love these videos and the fact our coppers have had enough of it. Not to mention the amount of people i know (myself included) that has had a bike robbed.
NOT mace spray! It is called Smart Water spray. Contains unique spray which can be seen with UV. Stains clothes and skin so if they escape can be identified later.
the reason UK roads are weird is due to the fact that they just randomly connect villages, towns and cities that were designed way before cars came around leading to very bendy and small roads, weirdly some of the straightest roads we have are the 2000 year old roman roads, because the romans made sense and built roads in a straight line
FairPlay 😂
Valentino Rossi is an Italian motorcycle road racer and nine-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champion. And "bit between the teeth" is to do what you have decided to do in a forceful and energetic way. A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. And the saying comes from when a house bites down on the bit, and stops following the riders instructions, and is determined to do its own thing.
A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider.
"he's got the bit between his teeth" comes from horse racing,
"A bit is a mouthpiece that is used to control a horse's movements. It is normally fitted so that pressure on the reins presses the bit against the soft parts of the horse's mouth, causing it to turn its head. This expression alludes to a horse biting on the bit and taking control away from the rider."
I'm from the UK, and watching you react to their language was hilarious. Do more 😂😂
Will do! 😂😂
your videos are so good man, i like how you actually comment over the action instead of pausing the video every 2minutes
Thank you! I try to do a little of both.. quick off the cuff comments just get said in real time over the action but if it’s something I think will take a more than a moment to get out.. sometimes I would rather pause it so I don’t miss so much or talk over something important
@@JustAverageLarry yeah it blends really well though, it flows through your videos amazing well, sometimes i just skip through some reaction commentators when they pause but i found myself watching your videos start to finish, very enjoyable to watch!
@@episode93-y4b well im so happy to hear that it’s working as I intended!
10:50 This is not mace. It's spray-tagging. Can be used to identify the person if later stopped; they'll have it on their clothes. Useful since they're on a stolen moped and have their face concealed by the helmet.
“the bit between his teeth” is a horse related expression. Horses wear bridles with a “bit” that goes in the mouth, if they bolt they can throw the bit out somewhat and it goes a’ between the teeth” enabling them to be out of control of the rider. Having the bit between the teeth as a metaphor for taking charge and speeding on with things.
Valentino Rossi is a multi world championship winning motorcycle racer from Italy.
A ‘bit’ is horse tack. It’s what the animal bites down on. Hence the phrase 👍🏻
10:36 - it's not mace, it's an identification spray in case he got away, could be forensically linked to the scene later
You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes!
I’m all for the police in the U.K. to get tougher, it’s about time!
So the "mace" at 10:00 is very possibly a spray we have over here in the UK which is basically a can of spray on DNA, means that the police can take the "DNA" sample from the can, take a sample from a suspect if they get away and are caught at a later point in time, and then link the two as the DNA is unique
They spray reacts under uv light and is very hard to get off so if you get away and u are caught on later nd taken in to the station they will check and u will glow
It's amazing that we can still catch criminals when every encounter doesn't turn into a wild-west blood-bath, isn't it?
This is why guns are so heavily regulated in the UK. There is a myth that "if you make gun ownership a crime, then only criminals will own guns," but the reality is, they don't. They don't actually want to die, so if they know the cops chasing them aren't armed, then why should they be? UK criminals know that rocking a firearm will result in absolutely lethal force being deployed and nobody giving a damn when it does, so for the most part they don't bother.
"the bit between his teeth" is a horse racing expression. The metal bar they put in the horse's mouth before they race is called the Bit.
Not particularly. It refers to when the horse manages to bite on the bit meaning the jockey no longer has full control. Normally the bit goes at the back of the horse mouth, behind the teeth. It's not just horse racing.
@@davidquirk8097 Thanks for updating and correcting my knowledge! 😁👍
tactical contact is a real fancy way of saying boop
Valentino Rossi is a world champion motorbike racer. Take a look. “Get the bit between his teeth” is a horse riding phrase, when a horse chomps down on the bit in his mouth and really takes off galloping. Greetings from U.K.. 😂
The stuff he sprays the guy on the red moped isn't pepper spray, its a special spray they came out with in this country (UK) which allows them to spray people with something that does not come off or leave any trace, but has its own unique make up so it can be used to prove they were doing x thing or at x place when something happened... It was mainly used on bikes cause police just cant get the power to actually do anything about it
Valentino Rossi is a retired Moto GP (motorbike grand prix) racer, He's a 9 time world champion with supernatural talent, well worth watching a highlight compilation. Got you fam
In UK, having " the bit between your teeth" is an equine reference. If a horse manages to clamp down on the bit with its teeth, it means it has taken control from the rider.
Great videos and all done without the use of firearms!
'Police? Yeah, my bike's been nicked'
'No worries, how many pieces you want it back in?'
😂😂
Valentino Rossi (VR|46) is a former MotoGP rider, and 9x World Champion across the classes (7x in MotoGP, 1x Moto2 and 1x in Moto3) He has also won the ManxTT, Monza Rally and currently races for BMW WRT in the GT3 World GT Championship Europe.
He is such a legend that his bike number (46) has been retired from use, and is the only rider so far to be inducted into MotoGP Legends on the day he retired, all other riders have had to wait years, sometimes decades to be inducted.
Valantino Rossi is an amazing Moto GP rider and World Super Bike Racer who is nicknamed The Doctor for his fast and precise riding stlyle.
Half right he has never rode a super bike in competition
great video man! Love seeing people from outside the UK reacting to UK tele
Happy to hear that! I have more!
I love that they don't draw guns and tell them to put their hands up, Old mate just runs in and tackles him, followed by a choke hold.. It seems more of a fair fight 🤣🤣
Yep- thats how its done in England😂
man said "who is valentino Rossi" He is a LEGEND in the sport of motor racing, like 9 times world champion (and raced the old 500cc bikes before all the electronics came in to play) possibly the greatest motorbike racer to have ever lived
Valentino Rossi is the most accomplished and most famous motorcycle racer alive.
One of.
Two things you ain't going to outrun: British motorcycle police, and a helicopter.
We have a lot of these Police Interceptor type shows on TV here and the one constant is that as soon as there's a bird in the air you're screwed.
I an plenty of others have got away from the eye In the sky
Valentino Rossi - Italian racing driver and former motorcycle racer.
"The bit between his teeth" = It's from horse riding. It refers to the part of the gear that literally goes in the horse's mouth. In this context is means he's eager to go chase after him, like a horse about to go racing.
Idk why YT recommended this but here i am at 11pm right there with you saying NICK EM JOE 😂
Was rooting for my guy! 😂
It's not mace it's DNA spray. "The handheld devices can be sprayed by officers at suspected illegal and anti-social scrambler bikes, marking the bikes, clothing and skin of any riders and passengers with a uniquely coded but invisible dye."
We should make moped ramming a sport it looks incredibly exciting
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The spray was DNA spray, sticks to the skin and clothes for days even after washing so if he gets away and caught later they can say he's the one that made off 👍🏻
Rossi is possibly the greatest motorcyclist of all time. Legend!!
lol a police officer called ‘Nick Good’ 😂😂
Thanks Larry for making and posting these videos. Really like your cheerfully delivered comments.
And thank you Mark! Very pleased to have you here!
4 foot fence, 10 foot drop. great album name
One side is raised, but I get what you mean 😂😂
"Hello sir, this is the Metropolitan Police. We've successfully recovered your motorcycle... unfortunately the front end is all f*cked in."
A British copper called Nick Good, amazing
My grandad swore he wasn’t joking when he used to be a firefighter he worked with a copper named robin banks
Valentino Rossi is probably the most famous motorcycle rider in history. Won a ton of MotoGP competitions. If you've ever seen Dainese stuff branded "VR46", that's his name and racing number.
He's the Michael Jordan of motorcycles: I don't follow motrcycle racing but I've always knew more or less who he was. He changed racing.
There was a rash of motorcycles grabbing peoples phones , jewelry , bags ,etc hurting them in the process and because they were in built up areas , not wearing helmets , police were unable to pursue them and it became a major problem because it was an easy crime , usually on stolen scooters too , but now they changed the law so they can chase you and knock you off your bike , funny how theres a lot less of it now, if you gove plice the right powers and they dont abuse it then the rest of us are a lot safer
Agreed! and it made for some funny video moments! Win Win!
@@JustAverageLarry ha yeah that too !
Just to put some background, basically the police were allowed to ram them off the bikes years ago, but some were killed (tough luck) and then you had the parents and friends crying on the TV about how he was a good lad, and was misunderstood and was in the process of not stealing motorbikes and how evil people were for wanting them knocked off (you get the idea), so the police were not allowed to tap them when they were not wearing helmets, so knowing this the little turds stole peoples bikes for other crimes and for handlers to ship them off to other countries where they will get lost forever, and if your a biker, then your know what your bike means to you.
Crime got so bad and people were getting angrier about these little that the police were eventually allowed to knock them off again (specialist drivers).
The bike thieves are horrid little....they have stabbed people for their bikes, and bike jacked people with threat of violence, as well as using them to move drugs, they deserve everything they get being knocked off the stolen bikes.
So that's acceptable to you for the police to kill seventeen year old CHILDREN in a high speed chase for a bit of misjudged adolescent behaviour? Have you quantum leaped from the Victorian era or what? I'm sure that you never done anything in your adolescence that you regret. 2023 mate!
Valentino Rossi is the Lewis Hamilton of the motorcycling world. The former professional motorcycle racer is a nine-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Champion. Nicknamed The Doctor, he is widely considered to be one of the greatest motorcycle racers of all time, with some labelling him as the greatest ever. 👍🏽
The "Mace" isn't MACE at all, it's DNA tagging spray.
Police "Mace" (formerly CS, now using PAVA) is stored in a small canister attached to the kit belt on the waist. This large bottle used to spray the rider is DNA tagging. Basically invisible ink dye that under UV light shows up. Means if he happens to get away and gets later arrested for an unrelated matter at custody under a UV light the dye will show up on his helmet and clothing, linking him to this pursuit.
Evolution in action - the crooks switched to mopeds for a speed & manoeverability advantage. The cops responded by taking advantage of their fragility.
Valantino Rossi was a professional motorcycle racer; he's retired now, but he's considered the greatest, or at least one of the greatest, racers in his sport's history. This series was probably made when he was in his hayday.
"Got the bit between his teeth" is a reference to horse racing. It means that he's now determined and focused on the task at hand.
The bit between his teeth= He is really determined and going for it. The bit = what the horse would have between its teeth.
“Bit between his teeth” is a horse riding reference, the bit is the part of reins that goes in the horses mouth and is used to control its movements. The saying is referring to a horse that has taken control of the rider by biting down and refusing to allow its head to be moved by the reins. So in essence the saying means to be determined and forceful in pursuit of your goal.
"He's got the bit between his teeth" comes from horse racing where a horse wears a "bit" in its mouth.
Ramming is indeed a British tradition.
10:30 it's not a tear gas. it's a special UV marking spray. If he got away and took the gear off, he would still be glowing under UV for few days.
You take the sample from the glowing guy, match it to the carnister it was dispensed from and that's your evidence to prosecute them.
“Bit between his teeth” a reference to horse riding when it gallops away. I love your commentary❤!
I know this sounds corny and hope you see my comment, but I like watching these vids cause I love the show and being able watch clips and seeing you react is like having a friend with me! keep up the good work!
Thank you! Not corny at all! Makes me feel like I’m doing a good job! 😀
Happy you found me.
haha wow didn't expect you reply so fast still watching the vid! and indeed thankyou! @@JustAverageLarry
@@ShentricFireBeard no problem my friend! See you soon!
Was thinking the same thing. It's like watching the video with a friend/mate. And the commenting is just enough to make it interesting and not overbearing.
"Who is Valentino Rossi" My guy, he's the greatest bike racer in history. How do you not even know the name
Never watched bike racing before and it’s just been off my radar completely.
@@JustAverageLarryyou need to get on that shit brother, 200+ mph racing whilst rubbing elbows and knees on a 3 inch tyre contact patch. Austrian grand Prix on TNT sports today
that spray stuff isnt mace its identifying marker spray it makes it dries clear but stains it under certain light so they can spot it from a helicopter if they get away from them, they light up like a Cristmas tree when the helicopter is trying to spot them
As a uk citizen totally here for the comments 😂😂😂
"bit between teeth" refers to the "bit" that would be placed in the mouth of a horse.
The reins are attached to this "bit" and pull it side to side. A horse that was overeager or fighting against the rider would bite against the bit and wrestle with it while the rider tugs the reins - though the saying is usually used to mean 'determined' and 'up for a good challenge' rather than 'rebellious' or anything like that.
So the police officer was determined and up for a challenge when he made a U-Turn and chased after the suspect, as a horse chomping at a bit between its teeth might be.
It actually means eager to get going / anticipating eagerly. It comes from the way horses worry at their bits as they're waiting for a race to start.
An example would be 'chomping at the bit to get an ice cream' - meaning you were eager to go, particularly if you'd had to wait. It does not signify whether the thing being waited for has an element of challenge.
Valentino Rossi is the most successful motorcycle racer in MotoGP History. He is the GOAT essentially.
The spray was not CS spray, it's called Smart Water.
It's a identifiable invisible water spray, that does not wash off and can only be seen under ultra violet lighting.
It's like a DNA water spray each can is unique and has it's own code, so if the rider did get away, the police can prove that he was sprayed in that incident.
It's on his jacket and trousers or any skin that it lands on, put your jacket in the washing machine, it's still on the jacket, jump in the shower, it's still on you.
That's genius! Thanks for the explanation, I've never heard of it before.
"broke his ass", lol, cracked me up.
10:45 "No visible injuries, but just give me one minute" made me laugh.
"Control, it looks like the suspect has taken a serious beating from half a dozen unknown assailants"
😂😂😂
"Bit between his teeth" when riding a horse you want it far enough back that it's almost on their gums so it's uncomfortable and they turn their head. If they get it between their teeth, they won't respond to the reigns, and typically can now go hell for leather.
Killing me 😂😂😂 when he dropped over that fence 😭😂😂
That was literally the best part!
Valentino is a 9-time world champion in motorcycling
The bit between his teeth, a horse racing term when the horse is moving at a gallop pulling the reins which are attached to the bit which sits in the horses mouth
"bit between his teeth"
horse racing reference, race horses have a "bit" thats attached to the reigns. Essentially saying he's ready to go
Reins.😊
For mopeds its always been legal to clip their tires but there was always rules for it like if they dont have a helmet you couldnt or if it was over 30mph the same but nowadays its changed so basically if your on a moped get off or your coming off and its one of the best decisions they made
Valentino Rossi!!!!! He's the Michael Jordan of moto GP 😂
Valentino Rossi is a 9 times world motorcycling racing champion from Italy.
An even Monster Energy put out their "The Doctor" variant in coopertation with him.
Valentino Rossi - Nine time grand prix motorcycle champion 🤣 We'll let this one slide this time
i believe the 'bit' is the thingy a horse bites on when its being ridden
it is, a "bit" is a bar that is placed in a horse's mouth and attached to the reins (part of the straps that go over the head), it's what's used to control the horse's head to change direction when riding.
He used the mace to make the rider panic and drive towards the police car. It was a tactic.
Smart move!
“Bit between his teeth” is a horse racing reference. The “bit” is what the reins attach too.
Came here to comment this too! 😄
The king reigns, rain is wet weather, reins control a horse
@@barbaraaldam204 yes you are correct. Great when auto correct makes you look like you cannot spell. 😂
Valentino Rossi fml 😂😂😂😂 hes only a world class bike racer 😂
i ride a motorbike but I had heard the name before but also didn't know who he was and what he did. I don't watch motorbike races on TV
I'm English myself and had to laugh because the guy literally got rammed out of his shoes.
So good! 😂😂