German Police Get Educated of British Police at The German Embassy
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2023
- Hi Guys
I decided to visit the German Embassy, and it never ceases to amaze me when the police end up calling the police.
In this case it was the German police calling the British police, let the education commence and the subsequent German walk of shame.
I rather enjoyed this one and I hope you guys do to.
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I suggest you dig three tunnels under the embassy - call them Tom, Dick and Harry.
Best comment so far
Brilliant comment.
Knock knock
Who’s there?
VEE ASK ZE KWESTIONS
HAHAHA!
OK Ginger you're in charge of Tom, Caruthers you can take Dick, and Megs, Harry is all yours . Spiffing Sir. 🤣
It astounds me how many police can turn up for a man with a camera (or social media post/corporate complaint) yet real crimes like burglary/car theft or damage and you’ll be lucky to get crime number.
and then turn a blind eye to PDF in the government
thats how the circus police work these days they are a complete joke
The irony of German police trying to tell a Scotsman what to do on British soil is quite amusing 😂
English soil
@@garlicgorilla6540 British soil which would include England and Scotland.
@@user-dc4bl1cu2k this happened in England though. Scotland is a few hundred miles away. I recommend using a map.
@@garlicgorilla6540 Yes I know, but both are governed by British common law. Therefore if this went to court, it would be judged under British law, which governs both regions.
@@garlicgorilla6540well said. If this happened in Scotland we know them jocks would be classing it as Scottish soil
'Sprackenzee nonsense' I laughed out loud at that.🤣🤣🤣🤣
My issue is. I called the police a few months ago for a neighbour being abusive and swearing. The police did not come, they said they would ring me back with a crime reference number and did not. Yet they will come for you doing nothing
Should've said they used the wrong pronoun, they'd show up mob handed.
@@Johnsmith-ko9yj are you from the US? its a little worse over there. In my opinion the English see the whole thing as just unusual so we don't really buy into it maybe? If there was a tranny at work and we called them the wrong gender, they might be less likely to report it but if they did its possible it could lead to a disaplinary. Outside of work they can kiss my ass.
Should of said there’s a man with a camera , dozens will come
just tell them you think you saw a knife
♥️tell them next time it's a man with a camera and "Shazam" multiple cops"♥️
You should have goose stepped past that rude security guard!
How they assume they aut hority on English soil loool😅
“ he’s sprechen the nonsense “. Too funny !
You would think you were in their living room filming, it’s pathetic. The reason some officers don’t give you all the ID they should do is because they don’t like you feeling that they have to answer you. It’s all ego driven. Don’t forget they would do they own granny, never get confused with friendly, they don’t do it without a reason.
"they would do their own granny" never a truer word said
The copper that can't remember his own name looked like he was practicing his walk for transfer to Ministry of Silly Walks. And he failed at that too. Great video. 👍
If you ever need the police in a hurry tell them there is a man with a camera. They will drop everything to attend.
Tell them someone used the wrong pronoun, they'll come even quicker.
Only if you're a corporate entity, the don't give a flying F about us mere surfs.
I did, they didn’t come. Mind you I wasn’t stood outside a police station/ embassy/ bank/ shopping centre
Try using all sorts of made up woke pronouns in German and you will soon find yourself in a linguistic minefield ( no real mines of course)
Male German police officer committing offence carrying extendable baton on British street - one rule for you no rules for them
He'll have diplomatic status. Very much different rules for him.
@@verystripeyzebra I'm not sure that would give them cover for the possession of a explicitly prohibited offensive weapon off diplomatic land in public. I know that the US Secret Service have a unique legal arrangement where they have been authorised to carry firearms in the UK, I would highly doubt that such an agreement is in place for the German police in the UK.
And if he had drawn it and hit some one with it? On a public street?@@verystripeyzebra
@@stevekay5486yep. Diplomatic immunity. Likely cause a minor diplomatic spat , but no charges.
they are given diplomatic status when working in German embassies. That being said you are a British Citizen on British Sovereign Territory. They have no legal; durisdiction and are actually breaking the law. You could have then arrested. Sadly, very few Police Officers in the UK bother to read any memos are orders issued by Chief Officers. There many incidents of police harressment of innocent film makers makers doing what is quite legal. They will try to accuse people of being suspected terrorists. In London the Diplomatic protection Group will tend to side with the foreign embassy security people and not protect you from illegal harrassement by agents of a foreign power.
Refusing to speak to and blanking the copper on the right after he refused to name and switching to the copper on the left would have been a very powerful statement from you.
But he didn’t. And he won’t make a complaint either. All talk.
Being in uniform is a form of ID, so with the shoulder numbers and station based at, he's got the 3 required.
wearing a police uniform doesn't mean that you are a cop 😂
so he is briefed on auditors and STILL fails to identify… just can not help themselves …
He wrote his name on a piece of paper then forgot what pocket it was in. This is actually a medical condition called 'bullshitting the public' and it is getting worse.
That's what mugging yourself means
It is just a trigger/power thing for some coppers. Some can't accept the person questioning them. Really silly as he was wearing a visible name tag. Constable Wyllie.
So uniform is one form of identification, so he didn't fail
@@wojciechklausit is not. Name, Shoulder Number, Police Station he is stationed are the three forms of identification and he has to provide all three of them.
I had a job that involved visiting embassies some years ago. Only the interior of the building has protections. The grounds and space above and below the building remain British soil.
So you’re never on ‘foreign land’ unless you enter the building and you’re still technically in UK sovereignty then just under whatever special consulate allowances is agreed between the host and tenant. At least that’s how it was back then.
Very interesting thank you for the information.
I guess we are on foreign land now friendo
As far as I know there is only one part of land in Britain, about an acre that is genuinely a foreign sovereignty. No embassies. No military bases.
Well said.
You are always on British territory.
However embassy grounds enjoy protections under the Vienna convention on diplomatic and consular services.
There is no German territory in the German embassy.
You can just imagine everyone running round inside shouting "man with camera" 📸😂
Just shows you some people have egos don’t matter what country
After Carrick/Couzens failure to ID should be a sacking offence.
EVERY CITIZEN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM IS AN AUDITOR
Well said Alan, this country is corrupt now by the whole establishment. Our camera's are our only protection against the tyrants.
what difference dose it make if you are or are not a Auditor? first and foremost your a British citizen carrying out lawful activity.
It should make no difference if you are an auditor but with the ways things are going in this country I would honestly not be shocked if they decide to make auditors a limited company somehow and try and bring in new laws to stop them in some way, because of course they need to stop the public being aware of what they can do.
it doesn't but he obviously has had training because of these situations. So he just thinking out loud. I guess if he confirms he can write in his report, instead of speculating. But yeah, don't matter to him I guess
@FluffyPuppy666 Who's they? and what difference do you believe it would make if a limited company?
So a terrorist filming the embassy just have to say he is an auditor for the cop to say “that’s fine then”
@@legacy1830 Obviously, unless they have evidence.
Why do they always ask, "Are you an auditor?" Do they apply the law differently depending upon your response?
Just anything to keep you talking. It's an old dodge; the more you talk the better the chance that the police can _pretend_ that you have somehow contradicted yourself. This they can then _pretend_ this is suspicion warranting further inquiry or action. Talking to any cop is always hazardous - be very careful and say as little as possible.
Similar to the old, ‘Are you known to the police?’.
If I was a good law abiding police officer I’d give my name up proudly.
I’ll let you know what happens if I manage to find one 🤔
Speak my Number....how easy is that!?
They don't exist,like Santa and Unicorns
"Be mindful" UK copslaining for "we don't like you filming"!
I will never identify myself to a constable who fails to identify himself or herself to me first.
Why would you identify to a constable who does identify?
@@Neil2022what
@@risingstorm4239read the comment again and again and again or until it sinks in, it’s clear comment lol!!!
The only time you should identify is if you have committed a crime, that is against the Law not legislation, legislation is not Law!
It's their rules we just follow them 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's hilarious concerning Germany.
Obviously no history lessons have been heeded.
Strange how the German Embassy are so familiar with their borders and boundaries yet let the world and not their wives into every one else’s Country 🤦♂️
What kind of English is this?
and you mean what?
They need to realise the identification is for the publics safety. Once a copper murders an innocent young woman they all need to identify fully.
One day we will all be able to take a photo or video in a public area and not be questioned and threatened by authorities PINAC
German male cop - "You have to stop"
ME - 🤣🤣🤣
They could try building a wall around the Embassy 🤣🤣
Long Live TLA and his free educational service for the ignorant of London !
It wouldn't have mattered about the line, they never asked you to leave!! The fact that so many people were watching the bars sitting on the wall and no signs, i would think means it isn't their ground and the German officers had no jurisdiction to apply German law. The female and security guy were fine but the old goat forgot where he was and got a spot on response from you The cop who wouldn't give his name, needs reminding off basic policy.
It is possible that they do own the land but without specific demarcations or barriers its publicly accessible even their steps.
“What’s an Auditor?” Great reply 😂
Tame,,civilised and respectful,, just like the Germans 🇩🇪
Unlike other embassies 🤔
Except they are interrogating him for a lawful activity. I would suggest they learn the laws of their host country - although that suggestion would also go for the Met police who arrived.
imagine living in Germany with all their immigration problems, then getting an 'overseas job' you'd be over the moon.......... ONLY to find it's in London. home from home eh?.
The Germans started it...they invaded Poland
I wouldn't say that manner of questions is "interrogation" - okay, doesn't know the UK photography laws, and their police woman was nosy but polite (and kind of cute). The third one who was trying to give orders wasn't asking questions but he was barking invalid orders.
I seen a similar audit (not sure wit it was TLA or someone else) and the Polizei was real Scheiße, so I suspect they’ve been educated and trained since
My mother is German so I'm partial, she was nice 👍
Yes she was nice. 👩❤️👨
The male German officer looks to be carrying a baton on British soil, which would make it an offensive weapon and a crime. Something to point out to Met police next time it happens.
You can not get a copper if you are burgled, assaulted, but when an embassy calls or big companies they come running like they have shit their pants...
Because these officers are from RaDP (or whatever is named now). Former DPG. Their remit is much smaller than that of Districts/OCU’s and they concentrate on matters around diplomatic consulates and premises. Their ‘turn out’ times are expected to be so much quicker.
Excellent vid TLA. Youre the man.
You should have told the cops on bikes, they are parked on double yellow lines, no parking
Responding to an incident.
Non emergency incident doesn’t count
Maybe they were loading/unloading 🤣
@@verystripeyzebra no , no lights on !
@@alanwhittington9528These are officers from Royalty & Diplomatic Protection. Their remit surrounds matters concerning diplomatic & consular premises. They do not need to respond with lights on. ‘They’ dictate as to whether or not it is necessary to use them, and as for being ‘parked on double yellow lines’, they had no choice but to park there otherwise they’d be having to park half a mile down the bloody road.
If you ask an officers for an identity check, they will follow this simple process:
The officer will contact our Force Control Room (FCC) through their radio.
The radio will be put on loudspeaker so you can hear everything that is being said.
The staff member in the control room will confirm the officer’s details to you.
All checks like this will be noted on a log - the control room will provide you with the number of this log.
And as always the interaction finished off with the GATHERING OF CONSPIRING for “Lets try and bear false witness against thy neighbour.”
You are within "touching distance" of 30K TLA! Fantastic progress!!😊
Yes brilliant! And thanks TLA
Getting a laugh out a German is like getting a colonoscopy 😅😅😅
Cop's showing what a waste of taxpayers money they are.
Again!
I really don't like it when police just seem to think they can force a "Conversation" onto the public until "They're satisfied".
Doesn't matter if he's not satisfied, he has zero powers over a photographer
@@MikeEvesUnless he breaks the law.....
"are you an auditor?" my response would have been , i dont talk to police officers that dont identify themselves , you are dismissed ! :)
to be fair he was respectful in his tone other than that. So I think it was a good call not to troll him on this occasion. Save it for the tyrants. Just him saying he will make a complaint was a good enough move in my opinion
@@traida111still should of id himself
please don't make us wait days, hours would be much better
Yes I agree. It’s psychological abuse.
Obstruction of justice: failure to identify when required to do so .
Royal courts of justice: ( 2013:case; Barbara Wright )
Dereliction of duty
If not instigating a detainment, only name OR number need be given.
Though why they wouldn't provide any ID requested by a member of the public is beyond me.
It is polites, doesn't escalate asitustion, shows a willingness to serve the community.
@@verystripeyzebra
one dose not care, the man or woman acts as a public servant and when requires their full name; number; station their duties requires it of them, or that man or woman is personally liable in their individual capacity for dereliction of their duties end of
Public servants do not have rights they only have duties obligations responsibility end of
so yes the man or woman is fully liable for their actions or inactions of wrongdoing.
Their public servants and their there to serve as and when the man or woman in the public requires it of their public servants end of
So who dispatch their public servants to aid and assist s/he because another man or woman was doing wrong ?
Some man or woman dispatched their public servants so yes the man was on duty and is required to give their full name; number; station as to be held personally liable for their actions or inactions of wrongdoing if they can not bring forward the man or woman who dispatch s/he for their services. And making false claims against another man or woman going about their private business in the public. End of
@@Paul-pz3us irrelevant bollocks. There is no legal requirement to provide both name and number.
@@verystripeyzebra who cares about what is legal or illegal sh%t , if one is not an legal society member nor speak their language legalese.
it’s lawful or unlawful man or woman that’s fully liable for their actions or inactions of wrongdoing
Got it
@@Paul-pz3us more Bollocks. Sovereign citizen crap. Its all bollocks mate. Don't believe the misinformation.
The egotistical petulance of the copper who wouldn't identify properly because you wrongfoot them when you take control of the situation and they cannot handle it..another great walk of shame
Hey Jimmy (not his name), good audit son, good work. and it was quite polite to say ''interesting location'', good effort
Stop all this upcoming crap please
No.
just dont wait for it, and it will be in your recommended the next day :D
What’s the problem? It’s a reminder bell 🛎️ end!! 👍
Upcoming on Auditing Britain...
@@ToeJam161 maybe it opens the door for donations. But for these ones he should live stream the audit maybe
Basil Fawlty would have a field day there 😂
Don't tell them Pike!!!
They don't like it up them😂😂😂😂
You are killing it 😂
You would have thought after cousins they would be glad to give 3 points of identification 🤔
Older pig is definitely part of a dodgy WhatsApp group.
GERMANY:
Filming and photography: This is not allowed in public
Basically, the Art Copyright Act (KunstUrhG) sets out what you have to consider if you want to take photos in public. The following is recorded there:
People depicted in public may only be filmed or photographed with their consent. In particular, the distribution and display of such images without consent is punishable according to paragraph 22.
You are also not allowed to take any photos that could harm the person depicted or invade their privacy.
If you take pictures of private buildings, you may not publish them or use them for commercial purposes without the owner's consent if they were taken from private space.
This is especially true if you take pictures of portraits that are not fully visible on public grounds. For example, consider a photo that shows an area of private property behind a fence.
If you take photos or films in public places such as a gallery or museum, you are not allowed to publish the images if they contain copyrighted works.
Even at events such as theater performances, you are not allowed to publish pictures and, above all, film recordings without permission.
Museums, galleries and theaters often explicitly state that filming or photography is not permitted there, so always pay attention to the instructions there.
Exceptions to the above paragraph
There are some exceptions that allow you to take and publish recordings in public without the consent of the people or owners, despite Section 22. This is where the freedom of panorama comes into play in particular:
Photographs in which people appear only as an accompaniment to the actual photograph may be taken and published without consent.
This is the case, for example, when you photograph famous sights such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
This also applies to portraits from the area of contemporary history.
Photos of music gatherings and parades are also affected by this exception.
And in the spirit of the so-called freedom of panorama, you are allowed to take pictures of sculptures, fountains, passages, buildings, atriums, monuments, relief murals or, for example, house passages in public spaces without permission.
However, the prerequisite for freedom of panorama is that the street images mentioned are in common use and freely accessible to the public.
It is therefore important that you ask permission before publishing an image in a magazine, uploading it to social media channels or, for example, printing it on leaflets if one of the exceptions listed does not apply.
Means nothing in England the German police have zero jurisdiction with public photography film in public on English soil there's no right to expectation in privacy in public in the UK Germany have their own laws to do with public photography but England isn't Germany and vice versa so I'm struggling to understand the essence of bringing German laws what you can and cannot do in Germany and assume it applies in the UK when it doesn't the laws are totally different
@@SebastianEisenberg He asked for an explanation of how things work in Germany when it comes to photography and filming. As a German, I answered him about what it looks like in Germany. There is no question that this does not apply in England.
I’m guessing when you said other people you were referring to me lol, and yeah I’ve been down here, had two German police officers come out to me saying when I say it’s not allowed it’s not allowed etc. not the same two though, but that one officer, who is a Senior Inspector or Polizeioberkommissar from what I’ve found out on Google was pretty rude but refreshingly his colleague seemed nice enough. Great video
i tell you why they dont like give all 3 identifications, it's ego, they feel like you are betlittling them and they are not used to it. They usually walk over people and they don't like it when you do it to them. Also makes them look a bitch infront of their colleagues. When you said complaint you see how quick the other guy gave you his details. hahahaha
I would have stood there for as many hours as it took to get that lady Polizie to return!
"Would you guys mind Identifying yourself please?" and the pig answered with what!!
@9:10 AB has trained them well to notify bodyworn is active.
When the "Security Guard" approached you and asked you not to film . he was well within his rights to do so ,even though have as much right to decline his request. The moment the "Polizie" left the Embassy they were out of their jurisdiction.
I think security has increased due to Hamas calling upon its people to cause disruption in whatever method they choose
You ought to have asked if they’ve anything to hide 😂
Your audits are something to look forward too. You've got a gift. Respect to you.
he is a good lad
We just follow rules! Or orders. Heard that was an excuse around 1939
If they wanted to devide a pavement it would have to be signed because we are not mind readers.
That bridge looks like Avery big security issue.
What is it with the non identification thing with these people, could it be their last grip on power that they have or maybe just hurt pride. The bigger problem is that the way the police force operates they’re not even answerable to the bosses most of the time. Rules need changing.
Please do Russian embassy mate! It’s not far from the Israeli embassy you went to previously. They might give you some special green tea 😁🧪☢️🫖
The Russian embassy may have claimed the pavement in front and a bit of the road.
in russia you have more rights then in uk so you can film no problem in rusisa you can trespass and police protecting people from securytiy idiots
North Korean embassy, next! It is literally a residential house in London.
i bet the police give thanks each night for section 43.
It's not german land and never will be. They had a few goes & lost every time
When the Germans lost, all the European people lost.
Especially the Jews
They weren't European. @@bruceseaman6592
What idiocy from Officer Wiley , refusing to identify himself, especially given he had a name badge all on show….
A ridiculous, petty power play if ever I saw one.
How foolish.
@9:55 You're talking to the one who didn't identify himself clearly. He is persona non grata until he becomes a police officer by complying with his policy.
Embassy premises are not considered foreign soil. They are not an extension of the sending country's territory. They are inviolate from normal police processes under section 22 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
Not a difficult concept, as it relates to the "don't film in there" directive. If you don't want something to be visible from the outside, you create an opaque barrier.
If a cop doesn’t id then automatically I would not talk to them, if they aren’t proud of name and job then get a different career
Don't mention the war, i mentioned it once but I think I got away with it.😅
🤣🤣🤣
The best john Cleese ever.
cheeky krauts trying to tell a brit what to do they should have stayed inside .you need to get the bloke charged for carrying a wepon in public the baton
Great video TLA i could watch them all day. Youre just so quick witted i love it, carry on your good work. You're my favourite auditer 😁😁😁
Now it’s all quiet on the Eastern front !!! Well done and documented another free education for the uneducated !!!
Pretty sure its illegal for them to be carrying offensive weapons outside the embassy.
I've made a crime report to the MET Police as they both appear to be carrying weapons on the street (ASP). They may be police officers in Germany but they are not police officers while outside the embassy and are civilians just like the rest of us and it's illegal for civilians to carry an ASP, can't even have one in your home now either.
Thank you for letting us know police must give you 3 point identification.
You don’t need their name, they’re only a number 😂
Sounds so bizarre the police is going to call the Police.
'It's German land' 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They don’t like the hornets nests being poked
The way they parked up their motorbikes - proper motorcycle cops have much higher standards....
Even though trespass law still applies, if there is no "obvious" area of non-entry or border then all is fair game to the photographer and you are free to wander until asked to leave. Change of pavement colour or road colour does no constitute an obvious barrier or border. Only a fence, wall, hedge, closed gate or sign saying No Entry" or "No unauthorised persons beyond this point" (or in this case, "German territory beyond this point. Keep out or you will be shot") types of things are obvious barriers or borders. Even though Embassies are technically foreign territory, you are still entitled to photograph them and the land they sit on from British territory. As with any other organisation or business it is their responsibility to have solid barriers in place to stop the prying eye or camera from seeing within if they do not like that sort of thing.
Great work and great work rate! Keep it up 👏🏼👏🏼
dont you get bored pissing people off.
Yup, you need to educate them. You aren’t on the property, you have every right to do what you’re doing.
Deutsche Polizei is absolut powerless in England 🤣 German Police Officer calls the Police 😅
Until the moment you step into their building.
@@JoeyRhubarb not really. Their powers are limited. Basically fugitives from that embassy country are the only ones who can be arrested.
If you were to commit a crime in the embassy, it is more than likely the ambassador would give permission to UK police to enter and carry out an arrest.
@@verystripeyzebra So they are just glorified security guards then? Also, why are they even legally allowed to wear German police uniform on British soil. That is so weird.
Public photography and ID laws are totally different in Germany. You must have ID at all times and show it to the police whenever they ask in Germany, even without being suspected of committing a crime.. Even google maps street photos in Germany can be censored. English speaking countries have much more freedom, I know because I have lived in Germany for many years. Some of my neighbors got upset because I took photos of their beautiful gardens from the sidewalk . You are blessed to be living in an Englisch speaking land.
Wow to film someone's garden
I used to live in Azerbaijan and pretty much daily went past this building (Xalq Bank) that was nicely lit up at night.
Had pretty much started taking up photography whilst out there and one day decided to get out and capture a few things including this bank.
Was trying to get a decent angle when out of nowhere this dude in combats and a gun comes up and demands I give him my camera. Being the wily Scotsman I said no and telt him to poke it. GI Joe not happy.
Eventually two dudes in suits appear and actually this had me worried more.
Turns out there was some minister living nearby and I had no idea. Had often wondered why there seemed to be army dudes sitting outside a random apartment, there were a few government buildings and ministries a bit further up the street close to my apartment but I had no idea about a minister.
wouldn't matter if you had crossed the line, no signage, and what gives him the right to come off German soil to tell you what to do in England
As he never identified himself, you never should have conversed
Another good vid TLA 💯✊🏾
Thanks Juvix, hope you are well my friend
@@thelaughingauditor ❤️🙏🏽
Filming an embassy brings out half the met u gotta laugh
The responding officers on motorcycles are from Royalty & Diplomatic Protection and their remit is much smaller than that of Districts/OCU’s (or whatever they are named now). They concentrate on matters concerning diplomatic & consular premises and their ‘turn out’ times would be expected to be much faster. They also have a ‘commitment’ to turn out to premises such as this one.
I'd rather deal with a police force from a democratic republic country where everyone is considered equal and everyone obeys the law, than British police who were formed to protect the wealthy elite, in a Plutocratic country, where, the more money you have, the more rights you have.
Like the American police 😂😂😂😂
its not money in America, its status. you can be a rich nobody and get the same treatment as a homeless person, its class an status not money, power of status trumps money to spend. gotta ask tho were you offended by the comment you responded to? cause that would be very foolish, obviously British police and American police are both terrible, pretty much every police force everywhere in the world is abusive and corrupt.
British police is miles better than cops in mainland Europe. They can ask you to show you your id at any given point in time, even search you on the street without any warrants or just cause. Magna carta isn't very popular in EU.
@@bogoboho magna carta isn't UK law. As it happens I grew up in Germany and have family in Italy (one in law enforcement) Germany, Spain, Denmark and France.
Where are you from?
Ich bin ein Donut and that English Police Constable is a bigger donut.
The Police soon changed their tune when they found out you know your stuff.
Terrible attitude from that cop, from the start