This police officer handled that professionally. He asked a question to justify why you are carrying handcuffs and you gave a response to justify that and happy days.
@@hectichazerdus Mike mate I'm well awake,well informed and onnit,had to be fair on that one tho,it took a Chinese guy to show how its done,im from Newcastle and the coppers here take no shit,appreciate your comments,god bless
I drove past a long queue for a nightclub last night and every single one of them looked like they weren't even old enough to leave school, with exception of one man that looked about 45 and very out of place. It doesn't seem that long ago I stood in those same queues. Life definitely does go by so quick.
@@lauralishes1 Aah u made the mistake of blinking did u LMFAO I done that while walking out of an all night rave once, I blinked and suddenly I was 55 with 5 kids and couldn't dance to the beat of the music which sounded like a formula 1 race car engine 😲😭😂 and all the coppers looked like they were trying to grow that first bit of bum fluff on their chin or under their noses 😂😂 👍✌
They are absolutely criminal in the way they have attacked protesters. They even wheeled out the anti- terrorist brigade yesterday to fire rubber bullets at defenceless people.
To all those saying that first constable was only a boy, get a brain, its you that's passed your sell buy date. 😂 Many years ago my mother was discovered dead in her bed. The police had to break into the home. The constable who discovered my mother was only a young chap, it was his first home death and as policy dictates, he has to stand guarding the premises until the corpse is permitted to be removed. It was seen he was upset and to make matters worse for him, the first hearse broke down and it was a further two hours for another hearse to become available, by that time he was over his shifts finishing time. The police treated my mother with respect and dignity for they could have just placed her in a black body bag and away to the morgue in a black transit van. Thankfully that procedure was curtailed shortly before then. There was another time, i was listening to a documentary on the radio, it was a fireman telling what his first call out was, a building site, bagging the body parts of a workman who had been churned over by bulldozer caterpillar tracks. Yes the world has moved on and i agree not for the better, but yet we still dont know what tomorrow brings, so dont ridicule please, for it may well be a young constable calling at your door informing of your offspring being killed in, lets say a vehicle crash.
I'm a retired police sergeant and I now collect rent in some pretty rough areas. Having been followed and accosted in the past I now wear body armour and carry cuffs, leg restraints, body worn video and a Farb gell spray. The spray is a bright red indelible colour and authorised by the Home Office. I have spoken to headquarters and they confirmed it is all legal.
I would have thought in this day and age John that your tenants would be required to lodge their rents into a bank account or have some kind of direct debit set up. The chances are that you are now well known in the area in which you collect rent and are now a potential target, you will be need a gun soon, stay safe my friend! I manage properties and all rents are paid through the bank, we insist on this!
To my knowledge it's only illegal to unlawfully use handcuffs and not carry them. Using handcuffs is classed as assault even when police use them so for a member of the public to use handcuffs then it would have to be for an indictable or either way offence or it would be an assault.
@PINACI wrong it's illegal In conclusion, even if owning handcuffs is allowed in the UK, carrying them openly without a valid purpose is prohibitedThe Criminal Justice Act of 1988 states that it is illegal to carry anything with the aim to use it on someone else or to have it on you while committing or getting ready to commit a crime.
@@UNAI.EMERY. Its not illegal to carry handcuffs and its lawful for a person to use them on someone if a recordable offence has been committed. A security guard or a store detective can carry and use handcuff and so can you. Anyone is free to carry pink fluffy handcuffs in a public place and could even use those handcuffs if they needed to use section 24a of PACE on someone who just committed an indictable offence.
That was a fair enough exchange. Questions asked and answers given. Both sides respectful and the bobbies moved along after they got the answer they wanted.
You can tell by the tone of the voice when the police OR the auditor say "Have a nice day" or similar that they are frustrated and wound up that they didn't get the reaction they wanted.
so when they had plain hats there were not Masons - its called Sillitoe tartan after a Chief Con in Scotland. If its masonic then does that make chess masonic?
@@vanpallandt5799 Seeing photos of the plain black caps looked cleaner if a little boring, I can see why they went across to chequered bands. It looks smarter.
Just tell them "I'm the master in an S+M relationship. Would you like to be one of my bitches?" That should end the conversation pretty quickly. Or you'll make a new friend. Win/win.
Good cops. We really need them right now. I hope they have plans in place to help the people who pay their wages, when the sh*t hits the fan. Just sayin...
@@geezerp1982 only Protestants though and as set out by law: "the subjects which are Protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their conditions and as allowed by law"
Incorrect, an offensive weapon in a public place is anything made, adapted or intended to cause harm- if they have a lawful reason for having it then it’s not considered an offensive weapon. A hammer isn’t illegal to own or carry in public, if you’ve just bought one from a shop and are taking it home or maybe you’re a builder and you’re working in a public place… but if you’re carrying it in public with the intent of smashing someone’s head in, then it becomes an offensive weapon. Same thing for bladed articles, a carpenter may have a lawful reason, or a bushcraft instructor etc. This gentleman has confirmed his intent is to only use them in an absolute emergency, to prevent someone from harming themselves or others. They’re not intended to cause anyone harm, which is why the officer is satisfied with his justification. He can carry them and potentially use them, but their use would have to be proportionate and necessary to remain a lawful use of force. If he was caught trespassing in a house with them, he could potentially be nicked for aggravated burglary etc. Other than the specific list of banned weapons, it’s all about intent and context.
The problem is, if security carry cuffs and they do decide to cuff someone it’s hard to stop counterclaims of false imprisonment or misuse of the cuffs. It takes more training than just wacking them on. They need to be in the perfect position, tightness and checked every 20 mins or so plus documented along with an operational statement / use of force form for their justification when it’s anything other than non compliant cuffing. With the correct competencies achieved security can carry them and use them as long as they look after them-self and don’t leave them-self open to complaint.
Adding to this, anybody deciding to apply handcuffs to restrain somebody needs to justify why they used handcuffs. Training the best use of handcuffs is available but not a legal requirement to carry of use them and anybody applying handcuffs is accountable for the procedures implemented in any one scenario. Thanks for your comment Lee.
@@D9742-y5z handcuffs are handcuffs at the end of the day, the chain linked ones in the uk are more used for transport providers and preferred for a reason this is to allow the user to manipulate the person into a vehicle etc or hospital, where using them for the purposes of detainment and restraint scenario in what’s mentioned above all if proportional, appropriate, necessary, justifiable and lawful and ethical then any restraint could be justified even rope if that’s all you had to protect yourself them-self and others and to allow the police to provide the person before the courts of law. The current standards are using TCH840 for normal policing & detainment use, these provide more control over the situation allowing the detained to be unable to easily access sharp objects from pockets or concealed in body, it will avoid flexibility for detained people to retrieve substances from their groin / rear reducing their harm. TCH (total control handcuffs) are replacing the ageing hiatt branded ones in most uk forces. Any hiatts still around will more than likely be faulty unless they belong or belonged to a lazy person. These old hiatt cuffs are usually sold on eBay for about £20 but are usually packed in by that point you’d be better buying new 840’s. TCH820 is the chain linked one this is a favourite for prisoner escort from HMP, G4S , Geoamey, care in custody etc and provides the most comfort. These are relatively unsuitable for non compliant prisoners, they can be linked to an officer if required and the officer would wear a leather wrist protector. This is the only cuff they should be using to link themself to a prisoner and under no circumstances use a rigid (like in line of duty at the end) TCH850 seems to be good for storage if that’s what your after but gives the advantage of rigidity, forces won’t use these in normal operations as they are too expensive & prefer the £30 option rather than £60. You can get the TCH840 in anodised black and double sided key entry which can really help. Reducing Inserts are available to put inside the double arm to reduce the wrist size for smaller peoples wrists. Hope that helped someone decide their next purchase
@@geezerp1982resisting arrest isn’t a crime in the uk, only wilful obstruction is Also you can definitely defend yourself from an unlawful arrest ie (resisting that unlawful arrest) I’ve done it many times when a police officer has grabbed me🥲
I would ask what does he eat to look so young ! But hat to the PC, he has a good attitude with his public. He can be on the neat in my area any time. (Merseyside police go head hunting. You need new blood ! )
I have handcuffs ,sash cord ,paddles and other sorts of restraints and leather or latex goods...do you really need a detailed explanation what I need them for??? Especially in the year 2021. I wouldn't have to explain that to a junior high school kid.
Fair question, but they was trying to gather evidence regarding the allegations of impersonating a police officer. A few months later, the allegations were dropped and now the police are going to have to pay for their malicious arrest in 2020 which got investigated for 18 months in total... South Yorkshire Police was the force who I now deem a police FARCE... This was Greater Manchester Police on a special mission for Chief Constable Steve Watson who was at the top of South Yorkshire Police at the time of the original arrest before he moved to Greater Manchester Police. GMP & SYP are like two peas in a pod now to me and police reform is long overdue!
The Aussie police make our police look like librarians! credit where credit is due though, these two were professional, lets hope we never get treated like those poor Aussies.
I'm worried that Australia is a test case for the imposition of the Great Reset and the unbelievably thuggish police behaviour, even using anti- terrorist police units, is to quash resistance to it. If Australia falls, other countries will use the same police tactics as they will then believe it is successful. I'm beginning to think only the military can save us but if they follow the orders of the government we are lost.
@@philipprice171 Very different countries, you are correct though, Australia is more suited to a tyrannical style of central control, easier to carve up into manageable chunks and less people. The UK is a powder keg, the powers that be have a, quite justifiable, fear of the British public, with our proud history of standing against tyrants on our own. We still, more or less, own our own country, just about, the police would follow the very devil himself but we can always rely on the fact that their bosses and the government are craven cowards, and if enough of us marched and said no, they would fold!
@@dogpound7162 i tend to think that many of the ppl calling for the veterans to rise up etc were not overly concerned when it was in the view of some 'a load of paddies getting a hiding'
The way the second cop butted in and said, "Have a nice Day" - clearly meant Please F. Off! I don't know how others feel, but I don't like cops (or anyone really) telling me to have a nice day. What if I want to have a rotten day?...Who are they to tell me what kind of day to have? They just can't help giving out orders.
It's always good to have a dedicated camera operator near by, especially when someone's rights are being abused. One example is when a police officer hits a person square on the head for no reason! The video if caught on camera would help to prove what and why something happened and in many cases, some people can not lawfully justify their actions! Hope this helps with just one reason of many. Link for one example thelincolnite.co.uk/2021/05/lincolnshire-police-officer-removed-from-duty-after-on-camera-assault/
@@Audit-The-Auditors The problem with a police body worn camera is the fact that they more often than not usually point the wrong way. With an independent person operating a camera, they can capture both sides of any problem unlike one camera on a police officer pointing away from them and only capturing one line of sight. Of course there are times when police officers get caught up in a problem and suffer from a situation. But in my opinion and with many interactions I have seen at peaceful protests, it's only when police officers are trying to tell people where they can and can not go that there is usually any problems. I always think that if police officers stay away from the protesters and observe from a distance, then people would carry on with their rights to protest unhindered by the police! For reference, I myself I am not anti police, just anti (police corruption).
@@BANAMAN Why do auditors visit fire stations, supermarkets, military bases, power stations, distribution centres, public libraries, job centres, retail outlets such as Travis Perkins, Amazon warehouses etc?
Well you're right but you'd be surprised how many answer this type of question wrong. Eg. (This was a mate of mine)He carries a cricket bat in his car for protection as he does pizza del in some dodgy spots... Police stop him and spot it on the back seat and ask him why it's there. Now his answer should have been I was playing with my son in the park today and we lost the ball,I put the bat there an we looked for it for ages but it got dark so had to head home.Forgot about the bat. Instead he said it's there incase someone tries to rob me.... Result = Charged with carrying an offensive weapon.
@StitchsTails But if you can lose your baseball. Do you have to throw the bat away?. Its how you answer the question. Or was he walking about with a baseball bat at 2am 😆
(3)Any person who, not being a member of a police force or special constable, has in his possession any article of police uniform shall, unless he proves that he obtained possession of that article lawfully and has possession of it for a lawful purpose, be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale.
@@sleeque6809 i mean it is, they restrict your movement and the handcuffs in the uk hurt like fucking crazy, theyre rigid cuffs which means theres no chain, its just solid metal and any movement hurts like a fucker, and then they tend to grab you by the cuffs
@@sleeque6809 Fair question, but they was trying to gather evidence regarding the allegations of impersonating a police officer. A few months later, the allegations were dropped and now the police are going to have to pay for their malicious arrest in 2020 which got investigated for 18 months in total... South Yorkshire Police was the force who I now deem a police FARCE... This was Greater Manchester Police on a special mission for Chief Constable Steve Watson who was at the top of South Yorkshire Police at the time of the original arrest before he moved to Greater Manchester Police. GMP & SYP are like two peas in a pod now to me and police reform is long overdue!
@@JJRev360 I don't believe in races or racism. I'm interested in different countries and cultures but not colours. Racism is a fairly modern concept usual shouted by those who have nothing to say or prefer to blame others for their inadequacies.
@@majorlaff8682 You don’t believe in racism? Good for you, but it’s a thing. Don’t believe in races? Well they’re real. Racism has existed since way before you were born buddy. It’s existed before any modern country has. Let me ask you this, was it the Jews inadequacy that caused the holocaust? What about slavery, is it their fault they got enslaved? How dare they get imprisoned and sent miles across the sea never to see their family’s and work horrid forced labour
How about, someone you love gets smacked by a man with handcuffs, as they are classed as a ‘weapon’, then your complaining the police aren’t doing enough and stopping people for carrying them 🤣 all he did was ask what he was doing with them, as it’s unusual behaviour
@@vanpallandt5799 as long as knives and lethal ways of killing exist there Will be a need of guns. I live on the 3rd safest nation on esath and all cops carry guns. Luckely more and more armed officers and being deploid um the uk. Lets hope they all get a gun at some point. Cops withaut cops arent even cops.
@@dedeferreira98 having been in LE for 3 plus decades without carrying a gun (except on range days) can assure you that more than shopping centre security
@@dedeferreira98 We don’t need more armed officers. Armed police are only required for certain circumstances, where professional highly trained shooters are required to deal with a life or death scenario. Regular officers do not need guns, they don’t need specialised training, that’s why the training is “specialised”. I’m quite happy I don’t have to worry about a rookie police officer being trusted with a gun. I don’t have to worry that a police officer is going to shoot me because I moved a bit weird. Would you have preferred it if these officers tried to arrest him instead of the polite way they sealed with it? Why not have them pull their guns out and escalate situation?
This police officer handled that professionally. He asked a question to justify why you are carrying handcuffs and you gave a response to justify that and happy days.
Then he went off to give some climate change hippies some help and support.
Happy to see some good guys for a change. Maybe all the auditing is paying off.
Well the Chinese are different to us so I suppose he would
@@raidertheconqueror3818 A Manc, boyo
Where in the Police oath to HM is the word 'Officer' mentioned? Thanks.
Wow. A reasonable police officer for a change. Handcuffs are not offensive weapons without intent for criminal purposes.
Respect to these cops. In America you would have gotten harassed beat down and arrested for just asking that question
I hate when I get Bart down.
@@dampsquid2494 😂 I'll fix that
To be fair both cops were polite and professional, a little glimmer hopefully
wait until the cameras go off. wake up
@@hectichazerdus Mike mate I'm well awake,well informed and onnit,had to be fair on that one tho,it took a Chinese guy to show how its done,im from Newcastle and the coppers here take no shit,appreciate your comments,god bless
You know you're getting old when the police start looking young
Oh have I ever thought that upon seeing them lately 😟😥 👍✌
I drove past a long queue for a nightclub last night and every single one of them looked like they weren't even old enough to leave school, with exception of one man that looked about 45 and very out of place. It doesn't seem that long ago I stood in those same queues. Life definitely does go by so quick.
@@lauralishes1 Aah u made the mistake of blinking did u LMFAO
I done that while walking out of an all night rave once, I blinked and suddenly I was 55 with 5 kids and couldn't dance to the beat of the music which sounded like a formula 1 race car engine 😲😭😂 and all the coppers looked like they were trying to grow that first bit of bum fluff on their chin or under their noses 😂😂 👍✌
Boy I wish Melbourne police were this polite and respectful
They are absolutely criminal in the way they have attacked protesters. They even wheeled out the anti- terrorist brigade yesterday to fire rubber bullets at defenceless people.
To all those saying that first constable was only a boy, get a brain, its you that's passed your sell buy date. 😂
Many years ago my mother was discovered dead in her bed. The police had to break into the home. The constable who discovered my mother was only a young chap, it was his first home death and as policy dictates, he has to stand guarding the premises until the corpse is permitted to be removed. It was seen he was upset and to make matters worse for him, the first hearse broke down and it was a further two hours for another hearse to become available, by that time he was over his shifts finishing time. The police treated my mother with respect and dignity for they could have just placed her in a black body bag and away to the morgue in a black transit van. Thankfully that procedure was curtailed shortly before then.
There was another time, i was listening to a documentary on the radio, it was a fireman telling what his first call out was, a building site, bagging the body parts of a workman who had been churned over by bulldozer caterpillar tracks. Yes the world has moved on and i agree not for the better, but yet we still dont know what tomorrow brings, so dont ridicule please, for it may well be a young constable calling at your door informing of your offspring being killed in, lets say a vehicle crash.
That sent me to sleep 😴 thanks very much
@@AaAa-hm2rd Glad to be of benefit to you Rip Van Winkle! Rest well. 😂. 🤣
I'm a retired police sergeant and I now collect rent in some pretty rough areas. Having been followed and accosted in the past I now wear body armour and carry cuffs, leg restraints, body worn video and a Farb gell spray. The spray is a bright red indelible colour and authorised by the Home Office. I have spoken to headquarters and they confirmed it is all legal.
I would have thought in this day and age John that your tenants would be required to lodge their rents into a bank account or have some kind of direct debit set up. The chances are that you are now well known in the area in which you collect rent and are now a potential target, you will be need a gun soon, stay safe my friend! I manage properties and all rents are paid through the bank, we insist on this!
That's how constables should behave, nice and normal....
What a nice young officer.
You're nicer 👍🏻
@@Mcfc_Champions 😁🤭
To my knowledge it's only illegal to unlawfully use handcuffs and not carry them. Using handcuffs is classed as assault even when police use them so for a member of the public to use handcuffs then it would have to be for an indictable or either way offence or it would be an assault.
@PINACI wrong it's illegal In conclusion, even if owning handcuffs is allowed in the UK, carrying them openly without a valid purpose is prohibitedThe Criminal Justice Act of 1988 states that it is illegal to carry anything with the aim to use it on someone else or to have it on you while committing or getting ready to commit a crime.
@@UNAI.EMERY. Its not illegal to carry handcuffs and its lawful for a person to use them on someone if a recordable offence has been committed. A security guard or a store detective can carry and use handcuff and so can you. Anyone is free to carry pink fluffy handcuffs in a public place and could even use those handcuffs if they needed to use section 24a of PACE on someone who just committed an indictable offence.
That was a fair enough exchange. Questions asked and answers given. Both sides respectful and the bobbies moved along after they got the answer they wanted.
He's not a real police person, he's a kid in fancy dress.
Its a sign of getting older
Your correct sir ! ! Well done to the police officers and very professional .
You can tell by the tone of the voice when the police OR the auditor say "Have a nice day" or similar that they are frustrated and wound up that they didn't get the reaction they wanted.
School children allowed to wear police uniform????
Nope..its a sign of getting older they say
Gotta love the Freemasonic black and white checkerboard on their hats
so when they had plain hats there were not Masons - its called Sillitoe tartan after a Chief Con in Scotland. If its masonic then does that make chess masonic?
The black and white represents duality. Good vs evil...dark vs light.
@@Chaggy1978 City of London wear red and white
@@vanpallandt5799
Seeing photos of the plain black caps looked cleaner if a little boring, I can see why they went across to chequered bands.
It looks smarter.
Wow it's a gigantic win for the freedom fighters carrying handcuffs. What a monumental achievement!
You’ve never experienced the blue boot. Otherwise you wouldn’t have made your simplistic comment.
WOW. Their is hope after all. Very professional 👮
Just tell them "I'm the master in an S+M relationship. Would you like to be one of my bitches?" That should end the conversation pretty quickly. Or you'll make a new friend. Win/win.
What the fuck is this world I'm living in...
Good cops. We really need them right now. I hope they have plans in place to help the people who pay their wages, when the sh*t hits the fan. Just sayin...
I'm looking forward to the video when they ask you "why are you carrying that machine gun sir?" Lol
I am from Afghanistan it’s our culture ~ok sir have a nice day
@@peterlindley3756 that wouldnt be lawful excuse
because its my consituitional right under article 7 of the bill of rights which the yanks copied
@@geezerp1982 only Protestants though and as set out by law: "the subjects which are Protestants may have arms for their defence suitable to their conditions and as allowed by law"
@@vanpallandt5799 it would be in Britain
Manchester police are great. They know people are people. Best police in UK
There are no "right reasons", its either legal or its not.
Incorrect, an offensive weapon in a public place is anything made, adapted or intended to cause harm- if they have a lawful reason for having it then it’s not considered an offensive weapon. A hammer isn’t illegal to own or carry in public, if you’ve just bought one from a shop and are taking it home or maybe you’re a builder and you’re working in a public place… but if you’re carrying it in public with the intent of smashing someone’s head in, then it becomes an offensive weapon. Same thing for bladed articles, a carpenter may have a lawful reason, or a bushcraft instructor etc.
This gentleman has confirmed his intent is to only use them in an absolute emergency, to prevent someone from harming themselves or others. They’re not intended to cause anyone harm, which is why the officer is satisfied with his justification. He can carry them and potentially use them, but their use would have to be proportionate and necessary to remain a lawful use of force.
If he was caught trespassing in a house with them, he could potentially be nicked for aggravated burglary etc.
Other than the specific list of banned weapons, it’s all about intent and context.
@@Trails_Ales_and_Sigma_Males cool, thanks for explaining.
@@richardh1764 No worries, it is a bit of a grey area for sure!
It's your right to protect family and friends 🌏👈🙏⚔🏴
Wow big brother is watching every single move we make. Who’s watching them?
The problem is, if security carry cuffs and they do decide to cuff someone it’s hard to stop counterclaims of false imprisonment or misuse of the cuffs. It takes more training than just wacking them on. They need to be in the perfect position, tightness and checked every 20 mins or so plus documented along with an operational statement / use of force form for their justification when it’s anything other than non compliant cuffing.
With the correct competencies achieved security can carry them and use them as long as they look after them-self and don’t leave them-self open to complaint.
Adding to this, anybody deciding to apply handcuffs to restrain somebody needs to justify why they used handcuffs. Training the best use of handcuffs is available but not a legal requirement to carry of use them and anybody applying handcuffs is accountable for the procedures implemented in any one scenario. Thanks for your comment Lee.
Hate seeing security guards carrying rigid speed cuffs if they absolutely have to carry cuffs a standard chain link set should be enough
@@D9742-y5z handcuffs are handcuffs at the end of the day, the chain linked ones in the uk are more used for transport providers and preferred for a reason this is to allow the user to manipulate the person into a vehicle etc or hospital, where using them for the purposes of detainment and restraint scenario in what’s mentioned above all if proportional, appropriate, necessary, justifiable and lawful and ethical then any restraint could be justified even rope if that’s all you had to protect yourself them-self and others and to allow the police to provide the person before the courts of law.
The current standards are using TCH840 for normal policing & detainment use, these provide more control over the situation allowing the detained to be unable to easily access sharp objects from pockets or concealed in body, it will avoid flexibility for detained people to retrieve substances from their groin / rear reducing their harm.
TCH (total control handcuffs) are replacing the ageing hiatt branded ones in most uk forces. Any hiatts still around will more than likely be faulty unless they belong or belonged to a lazy person. These old hiatt cuffs are usually sold on eBay for about £20 but are usually packed in by that point you’d be better buying new 840’s.
TCH820 is the chain linked one this is a favourite for prisoner escort from HMP, G4S , Geoamey, care in custody etc and provides the most comfort. These are relatively unsuitable for non compliant prisoners, they can be linked to an officer if required and the officer would wear a leather wrist protector. This is the only cuff they should be using to link themself to a prisoner and under no circumstances use a rigid (like in line of duty at the end)
TCH850 seems to be good for storage if that’s what your after but gives the advantage of rigidity, forces won’t use these in normal operations as they are too expensive & prefer the £30 option rather than £60.
You can get the TCH840 in anodised black and double sided key entry which can really help.
Reducing Inserts are available to put inside the double arm to reduce the wrist size for smaller peoples wrists.
Hope that helped someone decide their next purchase
they do NOT need to checked every 20 mins and they can be used as pain complience if the subject resists arrest
@@geezerp1982resisting arrest isn’t a crime in the uk, only wilful obstruction is
Also you can definitely defend yourself from an unlawful arrest ie (resisting that unlawful arrest) I’ve done it many times when a police officer has grabbed me🥲
It is good to see the British Bobby is alive and well. Thinking on the job and using his discretion.
I would ask what does he eat to look so young ! But hat to the PC, he has a good attitude with his public. He can be on the neat in my area any time. (Merseyside police go head hunting. You need new blood ! )
well behaved from the Police-never know if they keep this up they may just regain respect from Joe public.
like the way poor guy came straight back with a lie
Be honest, you're carrying them in case you run into a hot babe.
Well done to the officer
I have handcuffs ,sash cord ,paddles and other sorts of restraints and leather or latex goods...do you really need a detailed explanation what I need them for??? Especially in the year 2021. I wouldn't have to explain that to a junior high school kid.
You don't need to have a reason for carrying cuffs theres no law in the UK saying you can't carry cuffs.
Security guards, civilians carrying handcuffs, LOL, good one. 😂
There is something called what’s it called forceful confinement also
wow what a professional nice police officer!!!! I very refreshing indeed!!!
That's how a police job is really taken care off👍
Fair question, but they was trying to gather evidence regarding the allegations of impersonating a police officer. A few months later, the allegations were dropped and now the police are going to have to pay for their malicious arrest in 2020 which got investigated for 18 months in total... South Yorkshire Police was the force who I now deem a police FARCE... This was Greater Manchester Police on a special mission for Chief Constable Steve Watson who was at the top of South Yorkshire Police at the time of the original arrest before he moved to Greater Manchester Police. GMP & SYP are like two peas in a pod now to me and police reform is long overdue!
Banaman hi mate, do you have an email I can contact you on? I'm needed a bit advice and help from fellow auditors..Thanks in advance ✌
You can make contact through www.mediark.co.uk
Can't believe the Global Reset advert on before this video. You couldn't make it up!
“They are for my sex games officer” ………quick end of conversation 😀
'14 year old policeman walks the beat'
its a getting older thing
Officer looks so angry.
Really?
why would you need to justify how would they know?
nice to see my fellow officers are doing good in the comunity
The Aussie police make our police look like librarians! credit where credit is due though, these two were professional, lets hope we never get treated like those poor Aussies.
I'm worried that Australia is a test case for the imposition of the Great Reset and the unbelievably thuggish police behaviour, even using anti- terrorist police units, is to quash resistance to it. If Australia falls, other countries will use the same police tactics as they will then believe it is successful. I'm beginning to think only the military can save us but if they follow the orders of the government we are lost.
@@philipprice171 Very different countries, you are correct though, Australia is more suited to a tyrannical style of central control, easier to carve up into manageable chunks and less people. The UK is a powder keg, the powers that be have a, quite justifiable, fear of the British public, with our proud history of standing against tyrants on our own.
We still, more or less, own our own country, just about, the police would follow the very devil himself but we can always rely on the fact that their bosses and the government are craven cowards, and if enough of us marched and said no, they would fold!
@@dogpound7162 Ulster?
@@vanpallandt5799 Good point.
@@dogpound7162 i tend to think that many of the ppl calling for the veterans to rise up etc were not overly concerned when it was in the view of some 'a load of paddies getting a hiding'
Your laws must be very strict.
Most curious
They always have to say something.....!
2 more Grunts on our taxes with absolutely nothing better to do.
say something - well if you want to keep yourself to yourself, you dont join the police..thats why up in Merseyside they are the bizzies
The way the second cop butted in and said, "Have a nice Day" - clearly meant Please F. Off!
I don't know how others feel, but I don't like cops (or anyone really) telling me to have a nice day. What if I want to have a rotten day?...Who are they to tell me what kind of day to have? They just can't help giving out orders.
"Have a nice day", "you too", "thanks", "see ya", "take care", "bye" "mind how ya go" "ba bye", "bye"
Your comment is clearly offensive! What if I didn’t want to read it? What right have you to write these things that I’ve now read? Shame on you! Shame
Why would a team need to protect video?
It's always good to have a dedicated camera operator near by, especially when someone's rights are being abused. One example is when a police officer hits a person square on the head for no reason! The video if caught on camera would help to prove what and why something happened and in many cases, some people can not lawfully justify their actions! Hope this helps with just one reason of many. Link for one example thelincolnite.co.uk/2021/05/lincolnshire-police-officer-removed-from-duty-after-on-camera-assault/
@@BANAMAN In exactly the same way that police Body Worn Video records examples of officers being abused?
@@Audit-The-Auditors You're in the wrong section mate. This isn't the boot lickers section 😂
@@Audit-The-Auditors The problem with a police body worn camera is the fact that they more often than not usually point the wrong way. With an independent person operating a camera, they can capture both sides of any problem unlike one camera on a police officer pointing away from them and only capturing one line of sight. Of course there are times when police officers get caught up in a problem and suffer from a situation. But in my opinion and with many interactions I have seen at peaceful protests, it's only when police officers are trying to tell people where they can and can not go that there is usually any problems. I always think that if police officers stay away from the protesters and observe from a distance, then people would carry on with their rights to protest unhindered by the police! For reference, I myself I am not anti police, just anti (police corruption).
@@BANAMAN Why do auditors visit fire stations, supermarkets, military bases, power stations, distribution centres, public libraries, job centres, retail outlets such as Travis Perkins, Amazon warehouses etc?
Does is mum know he's out dressed as a policeman,
its a sign of getting older
Hey your private life is your own!
Zip ties
I'm going on a date.
My x wife loved to be handcuffed
brian - Maybe she lied to you about that - And that's why she's now your ex!
None of your business plod............. Why do they think you have to justify carrying them?..... They are not an offensive weapon...........
He should have said his girlfriend wears them
Well you're right but you'd be surprised how many answer this type of question wrong.
Eg. (This was a mate of mine)He carries a cricket bat in his car for protection as he does pizza del in some dodgy spots... Police stop him and spot it on the back seat and ask him why it's there. Now his answer should have been I was playing with my son in the park today and we lost the ball,I put the bat there an we looked for it for ages but it got dark so had to head home.Forgot about the bat.
Instead he said it's there incase someone tries to rob me....
Result = Charged with carrying an offensive weapon.
@StitchsTails But if you can lose your baseball. Do you have to throw the bat away?. Its how you answer the question. Or was he walking about with a baseball bat at 2am 😆
@StitchsTails Yep that'll probably get you scooped even if you had a ball with you 😆
(3)Any person who, not being a member of a police force or special constable, has in his possession any article of police uniform shall, unless he proves that he obtained possession of that article lawfully and has possession of it for a lawful purpose, be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding level 1 on the standard scale.
Haha FAIL.......didnt get them to bite.
Is it uncommon for police in the UK to carry cuffs? Lmao
no, the guy recording is asking if civilians are allowed to carry handcuffs
@@HallowedAura0 no just how the civilians behave around handcuffs. They’re acting as if it’s a weapon
@@sleeque6809 i mean it is, they restrict your movement and the handcuffs in the uk hurt like fucking crazy, theyre rigid cuffs which means theres no chain, its just solid metal and any movement hurts like a fucker, and then they tend to grab you by the cuffs
@@sleeque6809 Fair question, but they was trying to gather evidence regarding the allegations of impersonating a police officer. A few months later, the allegations were dropped and now the police are going to have to pay for their malicious arrest in 2020 which got investigated for 18 months in total... South Yorkshire Police was the force who I now deem a police FARCE... This was Greater Manchester Police on a special mission for Chief Constable Steve Watson who was at the top of South Yorkshire Police at the time of the original arrest before he moved to Greater Manchester Police. GMP & SYP are like two peas in a pod now to me and police reform is long overdue!
good job!
If you change handcuffs for pistol his argument still makes sense.
nope, as to possess a pistol you need a firearms licence
handcuff are not made or intended as a weapon
@@vanpallandt5799 Neither is a car but it could still be used as one.
@@dedutch101 still different to a gun though
@@dedutch101 you’re comparing a pistol to a car? Just admit your critical thinking skills are terrible 😂
UK police or Asian police?
UK police.
Nah that’s super racisist
Manc of Chinese or HK heritage
@@JJRev360 I don't believe in races or racism. I'm interested in different countries and cultures but not colours. Racism is a fairly modern concept usual shouted by those who have nothing to say or prefer to blame others for their inadequacies.
@@majorlaff8682 You don’t believe in racism? Good for you, but it’s a thing. Don’t believe in races? Well they’re real. Racism has existed since way before you were born buddy. It’s existed before any modern country has. Let me ask you this, was it the Jews inadequacy that caused the holocaust? What about slavery, is it their fault they got enslaved? How dare they get imprisoned and sent miles across the sea never to see their family’s and work horrid forced labour
Just a kid well out of his depth
Nope
Why UK Police is not like that?
They are the UK police
Yeah, it was U.K police, but they behaved because there was only two of them.
@@stinkerboo5028 Chinese police service
@@platesomeat don't have English police anymore
@@raidertheconqueror3818 you think this is Hong Kong?!
Chinese Old Bill you just couldn't make it up
Just wait till the social credit programme starts.
@@gingerjessy yep that's coming next welcome to Communist England only free place you'll have Sweden
why? do police officers have to be white? bach? How about Nepali soldiers
Might more of a Manc than you, bach
@@vanpallandt5799 go away you Nob
How about ……mind your own business !
How about, someone you love gets smacked by a man with handcuffs, as they are classed as a ‘weapon’, then your complaining the police aren’t doing enough and stopping people for carrying them 🤣 all he did was ask what he was doing with them, as it’s unusual behaviour
UK police is a joke. Unarmed mall security xD
not needed in main
@@vanpallandt5799 as long as knives and lethal ways of killing exist there Will be a need of guns. I live on the 3rd safest nation on esath and all cops carry guns. Luckely more and more armed officers and being deploid um the uk. Lets hope they all get a gun at some point. Cops withaut cops arent even cops.
@@dedeferreira98 wow.. intelligent comment! 🤣
@@dedeferreira98 having been in LE for 3 plus decades without carrying a gun (except on range days) can assure you that more than shopping centre security
@@dedeferreira98 We don’t need more armed officers. Armed police are only required for certain circumstances, where professional highly trained shooters are required to deal with a life or death scenario. Regular officers do not need guns, they don’t need specialised training, that’s why the training is “specialised”. I’m quite happy I don’t have to worry about a rookie police officer being trusted with a gun. I don’t have to worry that a police officer is going to shoot me because I moved a bit weird. Would you have preferred it if these officers tried to arrest him instead of the polite way they sealed with it? Why not have them pull their guns out and escalate situation?