I doubt he means it in the literal sense, hes saying it to empathize with the loser that called. Stupid choice of word tho, the loser caller should have been shut down unequivocally and in no uncertain terms like "unfortunately"
I love the irony of a bloke who is out to catch people armed with some advanced cameras, being suspicious of a bloke with a cellphone camera. You couldn’t write that kind of stupidity!
Yep they don't like it when the tables are turned around, catching them wasting police time by dialing 999 for a none emergency whilst driving backwards on the phone & wearing no seat belt.. 🤯
@@Yumbutteredsausage What do you mean 'as if' ? If I stuck a camera in your face and asked you stupid questions you'ed be a karen. The bloke was doing his job but a twat comes along and purposely harrasses him and gets a reaction which he was after.
@@Yumbutteredsausage 'As if ' ? You see I can't get over the fact, that the twat filming, is doing it to get a rise out of people and then daft sods like you give him a thumbs up cuz that's what he craves. He thinks it's fun. He should try filming the Parachute Reg or Marine Barracks now that would be fun !!
I can finally say great work to the POLICE wicked one AB. Big up to the council ticket man who commited a crime as he was driving whilst using a MOBILE. AND YOU TOLD HIM TO APOLOGIES 😂😂😂😂💙📱📲😔😞😭😡😤
Filming car number plates, issuing infringement notices, thereby robbing people of their hard earned pennies, the individual depicted in the video is not "doing good." However, Sir AB is doing really, really good distracting the not "doing good" jobsworth from issuing infringement notices and creating brilliant content. 👏💯❤️
That scouse cop is a great officer, he knows the laws & rules, nice to see a professional officer with great public handling & knowledge....well done sir !
Did it ever occur to the smart, dapper council employee that despite claiming he was working, he was doing nothing and was equally able to drive away and actually work? The dispatcher is quite useless I must say.
Never mind this parking bloke, why is a 999 operator taking up so much valuable time on this call? Did the police caution him about wasting the emergency services time? Why is mr Parker not doing his job. Send this tape to Oxford Council.
****AB PLEASE go to West Yorkshire Police and audit those TYRANTS that bullied and dragged off the 16yr old autistic girl for saying she looked like her “lesbian nana” - she does have a lesbian nana. 7 police dragged her from INSIDE her house and arrested her over public order section 5 for hate speech and yet she was inside her own home, crying, punching her head in the cupboard under the stairs surrounded by the police trying to get her to come out. It was a ‘comment’ towards an officer. It’s was vengeance, unlawful autistic or not, saying to a cop that you look like my lesbian nana in your own home is a failure on so many levels. AND non of the other 6 police officers did anything to stop it occurring****
I never know how the call to the police gets any further than the operator...'Hello Police ...state your emergency' ...' a man with a camera' ..'are you pulling my leg sir'
Wow, promote those 2 officers immediately. Straight to the point, no puffing their chests out trying to cause a disturbance of which to arrest AB. You've changed my mind about all of the police being tossers officers, that's for sure. Well done both of you.
To be fair, They got called to a job, and while the call operator would have given them details about it, they don’t really know what they could could find when they arrive. I don’t see a problem them using the blues when called to a job!
No seat belt, on his phone, reversing diagonally through a carpark. Right after putting his hand in the face of a member of the public and calling him names. All of this happened in public and not private. The council worker had no extra powers to break all of these laws. Working for the council doesn't give this man any powers or extra rights
What's the emergency? A man has a camera in public. Errr is he threatening you. No. He just won't go away when I ask him. But he doesn't need to as he is in public. Total bewilderment when his ego is ignored. Police operator baffled. AB takes them off script and their marbles are all over the floor. Hilarious.
Elderly people get robbed in their own homes and suffer for weeks before the police even turn up!! This country is pathetic, time the people demanded an end to all this nonsense
This grotesque waste of money needed to be stopped by the 999 Operator who I hold totally responsible. Sending the Police to this after a 20 minute conversation with the council worker is evidence the Operator is unfit for the position. The Operator needs to face disciplinary action for such gross incompetence
But it’s difficult to assess how bad the situation is. Maybe the operator thought things are getting violent. In the same way if you were to call the police you expect them to come no?
The problem then is when an operator eventually gets it wrong and doesn’t send police to a serious incident it’ll be the operator who is either prosecuted, destroyed in the public eye or both. Wouldn’t it be a better idea to charge the calling party for waste of public resources and by charge I mean charge them the wages of the attending police, the petrol, maintenance etc
What should happen is that callers who make stupid calls should be properly educated by the operator or the Police if they attend - that is part of the Police's job: education as well as 'enforcement'. It's a waste of money but they need to respond. And you can't discipline operators for being cautious when the result may be that they don't send help when it's needed. You also can't penalise callers or you'll also discourage people from calling.
The intelligence bar is extremely low to join as a Constable, imagine how low it is for call handlers. That doesn't excuse them in the slightest though.
I actually feel sorry for this guy, he’s probably feeling out of his depth, although AB you are hilarious and most entertaining as ever, keep up the great work!
He drove his car, holding his mobile phone, whilst on an active 999 call, on film, with pedestrians walking behind his car, and in his eyes, you're the wrongdoer!!! This is off the scale, jaw-dropping ignorance. 😂 Large fine and 6 points minimum penalty! A great example of auditing highlighting the sheer stupidity that surrounds us everywhere. Great video AB.
An example of an ignorant, entitled Council worker, clueless about public photography, calling the police whilst driving, using a mobile phone, speechless.
@tomdude75, You are partly right, but it has to be 'Unsafe' or 'Impractical' to stop and a genuine emergency. He went from a safe position, as AB wasn't threatening him in any way, got into his car and the rest is there for all to see. He's wrong on many levels, and appeared unaware of people walking behind his moving vehicle. His sole focus was on getting AB in trouble and broke the law himself as a result.
the council spend £30,000 of our money to buy a car and fit with 20 cameras plus the guy, to maybe catch a car parked for a £35 fine now i know this country is doomed
And if the car parks were free that would attract more customer and retail, which in turn would feed into the tax system and promote more shops opening in the High Street, etc. Generating much more revenue for the council than they could ever get from car parking fees.
Councils shaking people down like the mafia for council tax to paint rainbows in the roads and purchase vehicles to collect revenue in whilst claiming they aren't a business is Fraud
This individual is a "complete Killjoy"!! Just the type of humouress person who would be opposed to pretty much anything unless it happens to be as "boring" as he obviously is!!!
OMG - an SAS tattoo? Seriously? The only people who dare to have a SAS tattoo are those Walter Mittys who have been nowhere near anything to do with the SAS.
I linked a few ex 22 lads in to see what they have to say. RGJ, another great Regiment no longer with us. We had a Coy from the RGJ help for a few months in Ft George Londonderry in the early 90's. Great guys
F’k me!!! If you had rung up and said that you had been burgled you would be waiting the best part of a week for the Police to turn up! It never seizes to amaze me how quickly the police respond to these type of “nothing” situations……completely staggering!
Isn’t it just. Never cops for a burglary but they do have them to protect a man with several cameras in a car to talk to anothe man with a camera. Silly isn’t it.
Great to see the copper not hanging about in explaining it’s a legal activity, refreshing to see. Shame the gammon wasn’t smart enough to understand any of what was explained.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 AB was filming from outside...a public space. no difent to me driving down the road and someone filming me on the sidewalk. hope that helps.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 doesn't matter how often you say it I think it's wrong. Can you post the relevant legislation to back up what you are saying, in particular that looking or filming inside a vehicle is illegal.
Another fantastic video AB. The most shocking thing about this video is the fact he was on the phone on a 999 call for how long? 20-25 minutes? You fast forwarded a few times so it's hard to tell. If I was the operator I'd be like sorry he's not doing anything wrong I have other emergencies to deal with and hang up. I think this video deserves some complaints to the council.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act and you can be forced to move the camera or blank off any areas that aren't your own property.
@thethrawnscotsman5260 gdpa is for business not a private person you can film any thing your eyes can see outside inside cars I can even record inside a police car get your facts rite it's people like you who don't know the law waste police time
Even after it was explained to him by two police officers that what the photographer was doing was perfectly legal, he still insisted that he stop filming. It would seem that he was not listening at all or he just chose to ignore the law. It's like butting your head against a brick wall with people like this. Their minds are closed to learning and they simply choose to remain ignorant.
@@7king8debs79 there isn't any law against it, there are cameras everywhere all the time in public. PUBLIC is the key word, you have not right to privacy in PUBLIC. If you want privacy you have to create it
@@BuckshotB my argument is about the misuse of a person's image for commercial purposes. There is an expectation of reasonable privacy in public. You can't follow someone and record their conversations just because you want to. Schools and hospitals are public...go and try and film in either one. Your absolutes don't exist. Laws are complex.
I've had to actually call for emergency service and they always give me a really hard time for real emergencies. I can't believe people get away with calling 999 for something like this. I feel like if it was me calling (which it wouldn't be) I would be fined and possibly arrested for calling
Why do the police always seem to say "unfortunately he's allowed to film" its just our basic right. Why does society shy away from our individual rights.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
You dont need to promote and give a pay rise to two police officers for doing their job correctly, thats how all police officers should act, it would cost the tax payer a fortune if that happened every time they acted correctly.
They can’t be real police officers , they were polite, respectful, knowledgeable , what’s going on , they’re sure to be reprimanded by their superiors for this 😂 What a refreshing change to see the police demonstrating impeccable conduct , they get an A+ the bell end in the camera car gets an F Great video 👍
Phones cops for a camera which is not a crime then proceeds to get in car and break the law by using a mobile phone while using his vehicle and also not wearing a seat belt Total complete Insanity on that pathetic man's behalf. Cuckoo !!! That man needs serious mental help.
It is not easy to be demented. How many times shall the police explain to him that AB can film on a public place? He just did not get it. Great work from the officers! Respect!
@@MikeEvesthey only attended because the old fart made things sound worse than they were on the phone, even after the police explained the law to him he still didn't get it
The fact this guy goes out looking for these situations is abit odd but at the same time I love it 😅 these people need educating and seeing them have no power is hilarious. Film where you want!
He's going around in a car with cameras filming and taking number plates but someone filming him and his vehicle gets butt hurt. Then rings 999 telling them someone is filming me, unbelievable. Keep doing your thing A.B. 👍
That guy is something else 😂I love how he relays absolutely everything you say to the operator, even the jokes and the trolling 🤣 He wasn't too impressed with your sixpack though
Bizarre how many people don’t understand photography laws and think photographers require permission to film in public. Keep spreading the message AB. We can’t rely on the authorities to educate the ignorant, these officers are the exception however.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
It’s really odd that people seem to think you need permission to film them in public. I’m guessing it’s something that people have picked up from films.
You were lucky the carpark ticket guy didn't take you out, as he has SAS tats, unless he is undercover stealthily giving out tickets for the SAS ! Who Dares Wins AB 🤣
This has got to be the most embarrassing action ever, everything the warden said on the phone and to the officers. 999 for a man with a camera is crime of the century eh........ I hope he feels stupid and embarrassed for wasting resources.
If you hadnt recorded this i wouldnt have believed this encounter? The irony of him being afraid of being photographed or even wearing body worn cameras while recording the public is mindboggling? 😳😳😳🤭🤭🤭👍
The cop keeps saying unfortunately people can film in public??? Of course they can. Keep up the good work holding them to account
That,,, 'unfortunately' ,is where true colours are shown
“Unfortunately” from the point of view of hi viz jobsworth maybe
I doubt he means it in the literal sense, hes saying it to empathize with the loser that called. Stupid choice of word tho, the loser caller should have been shut down unequivocally and in no uncertain terms like "unfortunately"
@LenchRides I think he meant it in the 'Unfortunately for you' sense.
Yes you can film in public - but what was the point of that exactly ? Attention seeking ? ......
Finally police officers who know the law
It’s been a long time coming 👍
reluctantly knew the law and hate the law
🎉
I wish they wouldn't say "unfortunately he can film in a public place"
Fr
I love the irony of a bloke who is out to catch people armed with some advanced cameras, being suspicious of a bloke with a cellphone camera. You couldn’t write that kind of stupidity!
And the thing is, this numpty will be completely oblivious to the hypocrisy of the situation
Exactly!
It's hilarious 💯 they get triggered far too easily 😂😂😂
Yep they don't like it when the tables are turned around, catching them wasting police time by dialing 999 for a none emergency whilst driving backwards on the phone & wearing no seat belt.. 🤯
guarantee he’s had four pricks and four roosters 😏🥳
Anyone who rings 999 for a non emergency should be fined and/or prosecuted! It's a disgusting abuse of resources!
If there's no threat to life then why do you need the police?
@@Yumbutteredsausage How was he being a Karen ? It was the other way round, the guy was looking for a reaction.
@@Yumbutteredsausage What do you mean 'as if' ?
If I stuck a camera in your face and asked you stupid questions you'ed be a karen.
The bloke was doing his job but a twat comes along and purposely harrasses him and gets a reaction which he was after.
@@Yumbutteredsausage 'As if ' ? You see I can't get over the fact, that the twat filming, is doing it to get a rise out of people and then daft sods like you give him a thumbs up cuz that's what he craves. He thinks it's fun. He should try filming the Parachute Reg or Marine Barracks now that would be fun !!
@@Yumbutteredsausage🙌👍
What an aboslute jobsworth.
It's disgusting that the dispatcher allowed him to tie up an emergency line for that length of time
Agreed, the dispatcher should have no-crimed that and set him straight.
Bloody hell, he was a bundle of laughs wasn't he?
😅😅😊
😂😂😂
I can finally say great work to the POLICE wicked one AB. Big up to the council ticket man who commited a crime as he was driving whilst using a MOBILE. AND YOU TOLD HIM TO APOLOGIES 😂😂😂😂💙📱📲😔😞😭😡😤
Filming car number plates, issuing infringement notices, thereby robbing people of their hard earned pennies, the individual depicted in the video is not "doing good."
However, Sir AB is doing really, really good distracting the not "doing good" jobsworth from issuing infringement notices and creating brilliant content. 👏💯❤️
I saved a few on this one 😂😂😂
No one has ever robbed me because I park correctly. It’s not rocket science.
The ironic statement of the year goes to the man with almost an infinite amount of cameras on his car saying “why are you filming”!!
@@AuditingBritain
🤪 😜 🤑 👍
Charging people to use land we own.. 🤔How does that work.
'doesnt he have anything better to do' seems like a default response at this point. cant believe we pay for these people! absolute joke
That scouse cop is a great officer, he knows the laws & rules, nice to see a professional officer with great public handling & knowledge....well done sir !
'' unfortunately people can film in public........''
What a great officer!!!!!!
@@sguerilla6142 To be fair to him, I think he was just saying it like that to be sympathetic to the guy
@@sguerilla6142it’s a deescalation tactic, don’t read that much into it mate
@silverfox74
Did you know more people die in hospitals than in police custody!
Did it ever occur to the smart, dapper council employee that despite claiming he was working, he was doing nothing and was equally able to drive away and actually work? The dispatcher is quite useless I must say.
the ones on the end of the phone usually are
I was thinking that myself, why he didn’t just drive away and then come back five minutes later and AB would most likely have been gone.
He looks such a miserable person, hopefully he gets something in his life to make it worth smiling about 😁
This guy doesn’t know the law at all. He works for the council and he’s using your phone while driving a vehicle??
@@Mark...
It was like he was on drugs or something...
Never mind this parking bloke, why is a 999 operator taking up so much valuable time on this call? Did the police caution him about wasting the emergency services time? Why is mr Parker not doing his job. Send this tape to Oxford Council.
Great point 👍🏻
Superb interaction with a modern day Stasi agent working for an insane cult council 😊
Exactly. Even after being told clearly that everything was legal and above board, he continued to be a Darren.
****AB PLEASE go to West Yorkshire Police and audit those TYRANTS that bullied and dragged off the 16yr old autistic girl for saying she looked like her “lesbian nana” - she does have a lesbian nana.
7 police dragged her from INSIDE her house and arrested her over public order section 5 for hate speech and yet she was inside her own home, crying, punching her head in the cupboard under the stairs surrounded by the police trying to get her to come out.
It was a ‘comment’ towards an officer. It’s was vengeance, unlawful autistic or not, saying to a cop that you look like my lesbian nana in your own home is a failure on so many levels.
AND non of the other 6 police officers did anything to stop it occurring****
I couldn’t even stomach watching this arrest as soon as I saw her distress I just couldn’t watch - horrific
It's good to see Police Officer's who know the law and quote it to people who don't.
Substitute the word 'good' with 'rare'! :)
Pity the freaking call handler didn't tell him that instead of sending cops out.
Unfortunately you are just a bootlicker cuckold 😂😂😂.
As long as it’s not the police who are the objects. Then they tend to ”forget” the laws.
people in Britain seem to already think they live in Nazi germany
Wow!. No seat belt, driving while on the phone and calling 999 for a man with a camera. Three offences.
Technically he only reversed without a seat belt on ... which was permissible when I passed my test.
@@MrLampbus still cant use phone whilst driving
Jeez. Get a grip mate.
@@MikeSmith-rd9fi You can ring 999 whilst driving a car
@AM2K2 yeah in an actual emergency 😂
Nice to see police officers who know a little about the law. Well done, chaps!
The enforcement officer is a human sloth!! 😂😂
Sloths are nice 😂
Now you're being abit harsh on the sloth there mate 😂
I never know how the call to the police gets any further than the operator...'Hello Police ...state your emergency' ...' a man with a camera' ..'are you pulling my leg sir'
Because they most likely lie and twist the story. but AB always wins because proof beats lies.
Wow, promote those 2 officers immediately. Straight to the point, no puffing their chests out trying to cause a disturbance of which to arrest AB. You've changed my mind about all of the police being tossers officers, that's for sure. Well done both of you.
two great cops try and educate but fail as you can't educate pork... well done again AB, saved folk a few quid today too 👍
‘Pork’ haha
They actually had blue lights and sirens over a man with a camera!? Wow!! They must be seriously underworked in this area of the country!
To be fair, They got called to a job, and while the call operator would have given them details about it, they don’t really know what they could could find when they arrive. I don’t see a problem them using the blues when called to a job!
When were the blues and twos on? I didn't see it when they arrived.
@@temparalflux914 yeah I actually didn’t see them either tbf haha
During lockdown they were told to drive around with sirens blaring, to make it appear something terrifying was going on...
They didn't though
No seat belt, on his phone, reversing diagonally through a carpark. Right after putting his hand in the face of a member of the public and calling him names. All of this happened in public and not private. The council worker had no extra powers to break all of these laws. Working for the council doesn't give this man any powers or extra rights
don't need a seat belt when reversing
@@Yumbutteredsausage its illegal to have a phone in hand whilst driving, he broke the law.
What's the emergency? A man has a camera in public. Errr is he threatening you. No. He just won't go away when I ask him. But he doesn't need to as he is in public. Total bewilderment when his ego is ignored. Police operator baffled. AB takes them off script and their marbles are all over the floor. Hilarious.
At last police who know how to behave
"OMG! They've sent a helicopter" 🤣🤣Brilliant as always AB. Thank-you as always.
Elderly people get robbed in their own homes and suffer for weeks before the police even turn up!! This country is pathetic, time the people demanded an end to all this nonsense
I''ve stopped paying my council tax for this very reason. F'em
They'll turn up if you defend yourself - to arrest you.
Only person doing good is ab stopping people getting parking tickets. Good job AB
Cops also did a good job
Did you see the guy running to his car as AB and the idiot were talking to police. Missed getting a ticket 😂
Officer knew it was you when he asked if it was your taxi. Cops are getting smart these days.
This grotesque waste of money needed to be stopped by the 999 Operator who I hold totally responsible. Sending the Police to this after a 20 minute conversation with the council worker is evidence the Operator is unfit for the position. The Operator needs to face disciplinary action for such gross incompetence
But it’s difficult to assess how bad the situation is. Maybe the operator thought things are getting violent. In the same way if you were to call the police you expect them to come no?
The problem then is when an operator eventually gets it wrong and doesn’t send police to a serious incident it’ll be the operator who is either prosecuted, destroyed in the public eye or both. Wouldn’t it be a better idea to charge the calling party for waste of public resources and by charge I mean charge them the wages of the attending police, the petrol, maintenance etc
The operator has to follow a standard protocol, they don’t make decisions on personal opinion.
What should happen is that callers who make stupid calls should be properly educated by the operator or the Police if they attend - that is part of the Police's job: education as well as 'enforcement'. It's a waste of money but they need to respond. And you can't discipline operators for being cautious when the result may be that they don't send help when it's needed. You also can't penalise callers or you'll also discourage people from calling.
The intelligence bar is extremely low to join as a Constable, imagine how low it is for call handlers. That doesn't excuse them in the slightest though.
I actually feel sorry for this guy, he’s probably feeling out of his depth, although AB you are hilarious and most entertaining as ever, keep up the great work!
yes i feel a little bit sorry for him also
No pity for thick tyrants.
He's not scared or he would have stayed in the car.
He drove his car, holding his mobile phone, whilst on an active 999 call, on film, with pedestrians walking behind his car, and in his eyes, you're the wrongdoer!!! This is off the scale, jaw-dropping ignorance. 😂 Large fine and 6 points minimum penalty! A great example of auditing highlighting the sheer stupidity that surrounds us everywhere. Great video AB.
@@uptowndisco2Bloody hell! He was doing so much wrong, I didn't even compute that! 😂
An example of an ignorant, entitled Council worker, clueless about public photography, calling the police whilst driving, using a mobile phone, speechless.
999 call on a mobile is ok I think !! But unless he has a seat belt exemption certificate but he was reversing so he can remove it I think !!
Calling 999 is one of the few exceptions where you are allowed to use your phone while driving
@tomdude75, You are partly right, but it has to be 'Unsafe' or 'Impractical' to stop and a genuine emergency. He went from a safe position, as AB wasn't threatening him in any way, got into his car and the rest is there for all to see. He's wrong on many levels, and appeared unaware of people walking behind his moving vehicle. His sole focus was on getting AB in trouble and broke the law himself as a result.
the council spend £30,000 of our money to buy a car and fit with 20 cameras plus the guy, to maybe catch a car parked for a £35 fine now i know this country is doomed
Makes you think the council don't care about spending our money on this crap if it means having something that will exert more control and punish.
And if the car parks were free that would attract more customer and retail, which in turn would feed into the tax system and promote more shops opening in the High Street, etc. Generating much more revenue for the council than they could ever get from car parking fees.
Councils shaking people down like the mafia for council tax to paint rainbows in the roads and purchase vehicles to collect revenue in whilst claiming they aren't a business is Fraud
@@Mr-J... spot on well said
@@bobnicholson6118 and the police play along with the control ! why did they even bother to show up ?
We need some more police constables like these guys, thanks to oxford police station, well done guys
This individual is a "complete Killjoy"!! Just the type of humouress person who would be opposed to pretty much anything unless it happens to be as "boring" as he obviously is!!!
that guy is an embarrassment
The operator is a Karen too. That's why she did not stopped the call. I hope she lost her job!
OMG - an SAS tattoo? Seriously? The only people who dare to have a SAS tattoo are those Walter Mittys who have been nowhere near anything to do with the SAS.
Yeah I noticed that, I thought….no…it’s not….surely ? I even screenshot it just to make sure. 😂😂😂
Much too thick to be SAS , they don't let brainless in !
I linked a few ex 22 lads in to see what they have to say. RGJ, another great Regiment no longer with us. We had a Coy from the RGJ help for a few months in Ft George Londonderry in the early 90's. Great guys
Stollen valor is what is is
A twat wearing our elite most trained soldiers emblem
Bloody disgrace
Must've had a head injury, no way they'd let this halfwit into the SAS 😂
F’k me!!! If you had rung up and said that you had been burgled you would be waiting the best part of a week for the Police to turn up! It never seizes to amaze me how quickly the police respond to these type of “nothing” situations……completely staggering!
Isn’t it just. Never cops for a burglary but they do have them to protect a man with several cameras in a car to talk to anothe man with a camera. Silly isn’t it.
Cancel your council tax. I did.
Good one 😂
Turn up? Where i live they dont even do that, you just get a report number for the insurance claim.
This is outrageous. He should be charged with wasting police time.
Police handled this one very well for once.
couple of educated ones...should be standard
Should've just told him on the phone that filming is allowed tbh
Yo,AB! Oh My God - they sent a helicopter 😂. Good to see the officers being spot on this time.
That car bumper: "I'm electric!" 😂🤣
Brilliant entertainment for a Friday evening AB 🙌
Enjoy
AB always deliverers.
What a charismatic guy 😁
awh sure the poor auld devil didn't look well don't know what's going on in his life not nice to make a laugh of him 😮
22:18 “Unfortunately as well he’s entitled to film in public” UNFORTUNATELY???!!!
I think he was trying to pacify him
Those officers were top class!! They knew their stuff and dealt with the situation really well. More officers like that, please! 👍
The bloke film is a prick
Why do so many people believe that any unreasonable request must be complied with as long as it's asked politely?
Word has it that apparently he’s still stood in the car park saying “stop filming”
It's nice to see some sensible police for a change. Well done to them!
Spoilt it with the tats and the gang badge.
@@barryfisher4056those things make your mama cum hard buddy, different strokes!
Great to see the copper not hanging about in explaining it’s a legal activity, refreshing to see.
Shame the gammon wasn’t smart enough to understand any of what was explained.
Breath of fresh air seeing a police officer talking sense and sorting the situation out
Whats most disturbing is how long the 999 call went on for. There could be a serious need for help and the length of that call was ridicalous
Finally, AB found some cops who actually know the law.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 AB was filming from outside...a public space. no difent to me driving down the road and someone filming me on the sidewalk. hope that helps.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260
Looks like you just made that up ..
@@thethrawnscotsman5260😂
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 doesn't matter how often you say it I think it's wrong. Can you post the relevant legislation to back up what you are saying, in particular that looking or filming inside a vehicle is illegal.
"Emergency, there's a man here being friendly and welcoming."
Better send in the marines.
Another fantastic video AB. The most shocking thing about this video is the fact he was on the phone on a 999 call for how long? 20-25 minutes? You fast forwarded a few times so it's hard to tell. If I was the operator I'd be like sorry he's not doing anything wrong I have other emergencies to deal with and hang up. I think this video deserves some complaints to the council.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act and you can be forced to move the camera or blank off any areas that aren't your own property.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 you create your own privacy in public and I'm pretty sure a vehicle in public is still classed as public
@@thethrawnscotsman5260hard to believe that is true considering we get recorded in our cars all the time?
@thethrawnscotsman5260 gdpa is for business not a private person you can film any thing your eyes can see outside inside cars I can even record inside a police car get your facts rite it's people like you who don't know the law waste police time
Even after it was explained to him by two police officers that what the photographer was doing was perfectly legal, he still insisted that he stop filming. It would seem that he was not listening at all or he just chose to ignore the law. It's like butting your head against a brick wall with people like this. Their minds are closed to learning and they simply choose to remain ignorant.
Image rights aren't a thing then? An individual has no rights to protect their image when used for commercial purposes?
@@7king8debs79not if it's filmed in a public space, if you want privacy go home do you not listen?
@chrisbarnyb9 the law does not give absolute rights to people filming and using other people's images for profit. If it does, please show me where?
@@7king8debs79 there isn't any law against it, there are cameras everywhere all the time in public. PUBLIC is the key word, you have not right to privacy in PUBLIC. If you want privacy you have to create it
@@BuckshotB my argument is about the misuse of a person's image for commercial purposes. There is an expectation of reasonable privacy in public. You can't follow someone and record their conversations just because you want to. Schools and hospitals are public...go and try and film in either one. Your absolutes don't exist. Laws are complex.
It's staggering that these people think they can film but we can't. Good work.
the elevate themselves.
Loved the look on Einstein's face when he realised he was wrong! Good on the police officers for calmly and factually explaining the law.
I think he has not understood anything.
Einstein! 🤣🤣🤣
Two good policemen that know how to interact
He doesn’t seem happy with his job 😂
He doesn’t seem happy.
He doesn’t get paid enough to care about being filmed
He got in a right strop didn’t he? He fails to understand the difference between a request and a demand. Who the hell does he think he is?
Nobody!
I've had to actually call for emergency service and they always give me a really hard time for real emergencies. I can't believe people get away with calling 999 for something like this. I feel like if it was me calling (which it wouldn't be) I would be fined and possibly arrested for calling
Why do the police always seem to say "unfortunately he's allowed to film" its just our basic right. Why does society shy away from our individual rights.
Really it's a case of, unfortunately he's allowed to film so unfortunately we cant rough him up, take him away and lock him in a cage,,,
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260bollocks
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 cry more
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 So why isn't Cycling Mikey in jail? He makes a living off filming people in their cars.
Police are a disgrace responding quickly when revenue is at stake.
Can we all use 999 for none emergencies or is it only institutions that can break the law and get away with it?
I wonder how many tickets you saved people from getting while he was distracted with you, good work AB 👏 😂
He should be fired for wasting 30 min on the clock and for wasting police resources.
He sits car taking pictures of people and their cars then calls the police because someone is filming him. Farcical. Should be in a Monty Python film.
The sticker licker was illegally parked! Cheers AB.
3:32 The logo on the side of the van literally says "doing good" 🤣🤣
Why don't 999 operator's know it's legal to film in public and just tell the caller instead of. Wasting all that time
These 2 officers deserve a pay rise and a promotion. Great policing. 🎉
You dont need to promote and give a pay rise to two police officers for doing their job correctly, thats how all police officers should act, it would cost the tax payer a fortune if that happened every time they acted correctly.
AB, how dare you record a man while he's recording!
They can’t be real police officers , they were polite, respectful, knowledgeable , what’s going on , they’re sure to be reprimanded by their superiors for this 😂
What a refreshing change to see the police demonstrating impeccable conduct , they get an A+ the bell end in the camera car gets an F
Great video 👍
Heard the police say that word again “unfortunately “
Phones cops for a camera which is not a crime then proceeds to get in car and break the law by using a mobile phone while using his vehicle and also not wearing a seat belt
Total complete Insanity on that pathetic man's behalf.
Cuckoo !!! That man needs serious mental help.
It is not easy to be demented. How many times shall the police explain to him that AB can film on a public place? He just did not get it.
Great work from the officers! Respect!
A closed mind is the strongest fortress known to man
@@goodyeoman4534 so true
Why has no one audited Eltham south east London what with the Steven larance tragedy
A man who’s wife hates him and his children are terrified. Absolutely no life skills.
Huh?
Enough about your husband, tell us about you 😘
@@blueroly6588😂
😂
@@streetvida2707bet it was cold when he came out of the ground!!!
That man is too old for the job, never seen anyone look so miserable in their work.
Police were very professional 👍
Police turning up for non-crimes, professional?
@@MikeEvesthey only attended because the old fart made things sound worse than they were on the phone, even after the police explained the law to him he still didn't get it
@@MikeEvesThey HAVE to, Police legally have to respond to all 999 Calls, regardless of if they're false flags or not
The fact this guy goes out looking for these situations is abit odd but at the same time I love it 😅 these people need educating and seeing them have no power is hilarious. Film where you want!
He's going around in a car with cameras filming and taking number plates but someone filming him and his vehicle gets butt hurt. Then rings 999 telling them someone is filming me, unbelievable. Keep doing your thing A.B. 👍
That guy is something else 😂I love how he relays absolutely everything you say to the operator, even the jokes and the trolling 🤣 He wasn't too impressed with your sixpack though
Somebody who genuinely needs help could be trying to get through to a 999 operator
Bizarre how many people don’t understand photography laws and think photographers require permission to film in public. Keep spreading the message AB. We can’t rely on the authorities to educate the ignorant, these officers are the exception however.
Except, If the Police had listened they would have heard that the guy was being filmed inside his vehicle. A vehicle is private property and covered under the Data Protection Act. It is no different than a CCTV on the side of the house looking into someones bedroom which is also in breach of the Data Protection Act.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 The vehicle is owned by the council and on public property. Anything you can see while in a public place can be filmed.
@@thethrawnscotsman5260 Data protection act? Don't think thats the right one fella for this instance
@@thethrawnscotsman5260plonker
It’s really odd that people seem to think you need permission to film them in public. I’m guessing it’s something that people have picked up from films.
You can see he was employed for his charisma and his connection with the public ! 😂
frigging hell stop 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wow that old man still didn’t get it. Well done AB and those two police.
You were lucky the carpark ticket guy didn't take you out, as he has SAS tats, unless he is undercover stealthily giving out tickets for the SAS ! Who Dares Wins AB 🤣
Sausages And Sauce tats more like!
Saturday and Sunday 😂.
This has got to be the most embarrassing action ever, everything the warden said on the phone and to the officers.
999 for a man with a camera is crime of the century eh........ I hope he feels stupid and embarrassed for wasting resources.
Sadly he does not have the mental faculties to feel stupid and embarrassed, brain's been wiped by the jibby jabby.
He's got an emergency app on his phone 😂😂😂😅😅
Send in the SAS 🤣🤣🤣
Why do police always say UNFORTUNATELY he's allowed to do this. It's almost as if they want to restrict your freedoms.
I picked up on that as well, I am sure if they had any powers there is no doubt they would have used them.
Because it is still rude to do even though it is legal.
@@snowflakemelter7171 oooooh rude who's the snowflake now you melt🥺
You just answered your own question
@@davethehat You must be a bellend who shoves cameras in people's face's too 😂
AB, you are priceless. I have not laughed so much for a long time.. thanks mate. 😂😂😂😂😂
Journalistic integrity Yankee , ya threatened journalisme world 🗺️ Ande improving earths health
If you hadnt recorded this i wouldnt have believed this encounter? The irony of him being afraid of being photographed or even wearing body worn cameras while recording the public is mindboggling?
😳😳😳🤭🤭🤭👍
And what do ODS do?? Rake money in from the public ??. AB 👍👏
ODS = Old Dithering Sod
male karens do exist 😂😂😂
Jesus....I bet this chap is a right laugh at a party 🎉.
The only one who broke the law was the one who phoned the police, driving while on the phone to the police.