You're absolutely right. I used to own a shop, and one day I phoned the police to report a man using fake bank notes. Within 15 minutes they phoned me back to tell me the guy had been found and arrested. If you get robbed or scammed as a private citizen though? Forget it, they don't want to know. They just "make a report" then it sits in some database for all eternity.
And it wouldn't matter anyways even if something suspicious was happening because the potential victims would have no way of verifying that. That being said, it's not very polite and I would feel nervous
You're quite entitled to tell them to piss off, they are just civilians and have no right to question you. I did this job many years ago and we were told by our bosses that we have no powers, other than that of any other member of the public. I've worked with people who let the job go to their heads.
I love the way the PCSO is trying to sound as though he has authority, whilst knowing he can do nothing in this ridiculous situation. PCSOs are not attested constables, and therefore do not have the same powers as a police officer. Basically, they are walking or cycling security guards and are primarily used as a neighbourhood watch patrol. As for the female security guard, she needs to grow up.
Suspicious in "copspeak", simply means they are too dense to understand that what you are doing is absolutely allowed, and they don't have the intellectual capacity to process it!
I'm wondering if I will ever come across a video where the cop shows up & says to these 'concerned staff' ..... "what are you talking about? You are wasting my time.....again"! I seriously do not understand why police tolerate these clowns. Surely there's got to be some point where the cop tells them to stop the silly business.
The fi..th go along with the " funny business " because their whole sad , warped , dishonest , twisted , despicable lives are totally wrapped up in THEIR OWN " funny business "
@Authority exposure-TV Nice one "pal". A citizen's arrest is an arrest made by a person who is not acting as a sworn law-enforcement official. ... This legislation states "any person" has these powers, and does not state that they need to be a British citizen. It's only wikipedia tho'.. Waiting for your answer since I too lazy to check it.
For the last 30 years I've been followed / persued constantly by other drivers driving behind me...they then randomly turn off, or carry on straight when I turn off..they don't realise I know they've been all following me...all 12,466 of them...
A very good example why one should keep their mouth shut and say nothing to police. One will notice in this video how the cop ( knowing nothing about what went down) tries to manipulates AB's explanation into an offence against him, well done AB..
I believe it was Yardley Ski who when confronted by the Police didn't say a single word. The Police ended up leaving & saying 'bye then' without any further hassling as they had nothing to go on from Yardley Ski.
Haha, I like it. There's certainly enough ridiculous mini-Hitlers out there to keep his channel going. AB has shot up my favourites chart, he's a wonderful advert for the common person in the street.
@@popo12920 10 more like 20. i was stopped when i was like 19 for spitting in the street. a man and woman stopped me put me in the car and took details. they asked why did i spit i said exhaust fumes. they gave me a ticket and that was it. fucking knobs.
AB please when police say phrases like “they may be offended” or “they feel uncomfortable” you should just reply I’m not responsible for their comfort and you’re not responsible for what they find offensive either.
I noticed that as soon as AB had explained himself, the PCSO immediately began moving the goal posts. You can tell he'd made his mind up to side with the 'ladies' from the get-go. It should be simple; is it legal to film in a public space? Yes? Then be on your way and have a nice day.
Absolutely all the fafing around it was quite simple was the guy who was stopped in a public space? If the answer is yes then no offence is committed as ' there is no expectation of privacy in a public space' It's basic knowledge anyone involved in security should know this.
Years ago I went to my local Sainsbury's, which I visited several times a week for many years. I never once had a security guard follow or approach me. One Sunday morning I went to get something for breakfast. I had my tracksuit on ....it was Sunday. I had no pockets and because it was light grey flannel there was no way I could conceal anything. This pea brained, power tripping security guard followed me all around the store. Didn't even bother to be discrete. Followed me up and down every aisle about three feet behind. I made him walk the whole store. When I paid at the check out he looked really pissed off and even followed me to the exit. I guess he thought he was intimidating me #NOT! As I walked out with the prat right behind me I heard someone call my name. Across the road was my brother in-law in uniform with three or four other coppers and a police van. I went over and we started chatting. I looked back and pointed at pea brain. He looked decidedly uneasy perhaps even 'intimidated' and made a hasty retreat. Made my whole day and the numpty would avoid me like the plague after that. Thing is had seen me in the shop many times and usually it would be after work so I would be in a suit. Some people are just plain dumb and you can't fix stupid.
That happens mostly because there are a lot of thieves in the stores on a daily basis and the security probably gets instructed to be much more awared and careful, or even sometimes gets financially "punished" if many things have been stolen for shorter periods of time, but still, they are doing it all wrong, because they are not able to classify individuals and just act on general basis, which is yet their imaginitive projection, and they manifest it wrongly.
Cctv has a purpose and has a limited life span under data protection law, even in a public space, your image is protected and not for self gain like this person of suspicious behavior.
Just goes to show there are good and bad in every bunch. I was taking photos in Bicester village and a plain clothes security guy asked me what I was doing. We chatted, I showed him my website and Instagram. He politely asked me not to post any pics of him. Didn’t demand anything and wasn’t in the slightest bit rude. Just a nice guy with a reasonable request.
This aged well and yet we still have people out here who haven't the slightest clue about life just being in a constant bubble of self righteousness and everyone is wrong except themselves, I love all you do AB keep up the good work you never fail too make me laugh brother even my wife is hooked. 🙂
@pjdsa sure, but the PCSO cant detain you if you dont want to wait, and the cops cant force you to say anything, and the cops tend to know the law - unlike PCSOs.
You watch to much heartbeat mate..I don't know many cops that know the laws buddy..question them any random law and they will be silent lol..wake up mush lol
@@steveforster3420 I don't know what the reference to heartbeat is, I assume it is a TV thing. Cops do tend to know the laws, that doesn't mean they know every law and it doesn't mean they follow the law but, when directly challenged on the law they will radio and get clarification if they don't know it. If they don't do that and you stand your ground not only will they lose any court case for "misleading" about the law but get a bollocking from the judge.
@@stevegray1308 Correction..... The cops tend to know very little about the law. Many just make it up as they go along hoping that the public are as thick as they are !!
"You're not allowed to film in a public area" is quoted so many times by people, not knowing that it is totally legal. Unless you are stalking a person and filming them in particular, which again has to be proven
We did some busking just inside the door of the shopping mall for a laugh. It took 5 mins for the jobs worth to turn up. His phone rang so we carried on playing. His phone call lasted 10 mins and we made another £10. 🤣🤣🤣
Total respect to these two PCSOs very professional and know how to deal with the public because they know the law..pity thay cant teach their Police colleagues how to do it
@3gmatt1T 01.20 If you listen to what he said when he came out of the centre THATS why he started to record them out side of the precinct because he felt they where talking about him.
The fact is many malls are owned by private companies, British Land being one of the biggest, and they can refuse you permission to film and bar you from access. I’m not saying this particular mall is privately owned but it might be a good idea to ask the security the question. Not private? Then film to your heart’s content you are in a public space. The thing that makes me laugh is people protesting when they are actually filmed by CCTV cameras dozens, even hundreds, of times every day.
Ever since I watched an auditing video I've been addicted ever since and I can't get enough of them lol and you AB are one of the funniest and most entertaining that do it x
Why are some people so hostile towards PCSO's? They are cheaper to employ and therefore it is affordable to have them patrolling our streets. It isn't cost effective to have warranted officers wandering around these days unfortunately. Dixon of Dock Green style policing is a distant memory, but many people still want foot patrols.
What is this shit. Idiot makes a video of nonsense. Just have a bit of manners and think of other people before u go filming in public and if they ask not to be filmed just do it and respect other people. Called the police over this nonsense Jesus and then to post in on UA-cam my god.
@@briankingston4191 PCSOs have no rights to question you, for that they have to call a Police Officer … are you ignorant of all things or just the law?
We had the same thing happen in Newbury with security idiots. We had a new shopping centre open and the edge of it goes by the side of a public footpath. So one day the BBC turn up and started to film a historic old house also alongside the footpath. The tv crew were on the footpath filming when a power-hungry security man turned up and told them to stop filming, even thou the crew were stood on public ground and they told the guard this he still threaten them.
"Suspicious" is a subjective term and in this instance, when translated, simply means that they are too stupid to understand what you are doing, and that it is a purely legal activity!
If he is in the street hes perfectly entitled to take video ..when these cop reality shows are shown on tv you hear the cops say all the time that the camera crew are entitled to film in a public place...they can't have it both ways
once again "i can't stop you doing what you're doing so i'll call someone else who can't stop you doing what you're doing" i imagine a long line of police, then army, then the king, all scratching their heads trying to find something to pin on you. ask to see their designation card too :)
Most have a sign near them stating cctv is in use. They should have anyway. If one finds a cctv camera offensive, 1, you really have problems and 2, shop elsewhere.
It shouldn't be a matter of whether people like it or not or whether someone is offended about it. The matter is, "Is it legal". Yes it is. No issue. See you later.
its now illegal to offend they made a new law that trumps all other laws its a very wide blanket law that police can use with no evidence whatsoever to throw you in jail.
@@nomore583 Aren't we a progressive society. Reminds you of the Middle Ages when someone of influence could say "I don't like that", and the guards would throw you in jail.
Now in this age of ,shall we say people who video people for "sinister puposes" I can see why security officials and police request your intentions when you are seen photographing or videoing,but there are ways and means of requesting these things ......manners come to mind
lol they dont change. I remember sitting waiting for a friend in the daytime years ago before the precinct was revamped and they told me to move or Id be arrested. I was 17 and alone pmsl. Mad.
"some people may take offence." In a country that has local council funded security cameras on every other street corner of every city and town in the UK. Ok then...
The "UK is covered in cameras" myth is just that, a myth. It is no better or worse than any other similar country, from the USA to France or Germany. The story started based on one single deeply flawed report that looked at two streets in London and then extrapolated that to cover the entire UK. And even then the vast majority of the cameras they counted were not state, government or council cameras but those belonging to private businesses and private citizens, with many of those being in non public areas like retail warehouses, loading docks etc.
what the auditor might have forgotten is that the shopping precinct is almost certainly private property that allows public access, and as such may have restrictions on the taking of pictures and videos.
On public land you can photograph or film anyone/anything, it`s the law. Without that law councils, police , homeowners etc would not be able to use CCTV cameras.
The problem here is that the hobby Bobby doesn’t really know what the basis of her complaint is which requires his intervention. He is out of his depth.
"Are you an officer?" "Yes." Stop right there, PCSO's are not officers of the law, just because their job title has the word "officer" in it does not mean that they hold rank or position of authority. If I work as a binman, but my job is described as a refuse engineer, I cannot claim to have any engineering expertise or training. Ask these Mr Benn's to quote you the law or get you a real police officer to deal with you, they have no power to detain you above that possessed by any member of the public.
Dumb cop doesn't seem to know that as long as you are on PUBLIC right of way, you can photograph or film ANYTHING or ANYONE. You don't need permission and someone being upset about it doesn't trump your rights. Unfortunately too many people seem to wanna bend over and take it from so-called authority, and allow their rights to be breached.
Mate your attitude is hilarious, really enjoy your vids, love how you ask questions and provoke “authority “ had to subscribe.... keep up.....great content 👍👍👍
I take it you don't have an SIA licence, their powers are exactly the same powers as any other pedestrian. they have Zero Authority over any other human but do have the ability (just like anyone else) to use reasonable force to prevent a crime and can (again like anyone else) perform a citizens arrest, their SIA raining is so the do not overstep the mark and find themselves in Civil or Criminal court.
Police dog was giving his opinion and failed in concluding there was no crime committed. His performance was poor and time wasting and therefore a waste of tax payers money. He was not aggressive or pushy, so maybe he could work in a reception for an example, not police.
Freedom of information act, if its a public place you are allowed to film whatever and whoever you like. The PCSO explained it was a public place, ergo, film away. Disclaimer, I do not advocate the action, merely explaining the facts.
Strange how there is always a cop available when called by a business,yet for Joe public never one available.
That's because they protect property, not people
The police came 2 days after our house was robbed.
@@puclopuclik4108 😆😆😆
Sorry that is a joke
You're absolutely right. I used to own a shop, and one day I phoned the police to report a man using fake bank notes. Within 15 minutes they phoned me back to tell me the guy had been found and arrested. If you get robbed or scammed as a private citizen though? Forget it, they don't want to know. They just "make a report" then it sits in some database for all eternity.
they are not police
“Just because you’re offended, doesn’t mean you’re right.”
- Ricky Gervais
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You DON’T SAY….WTF.what a STUPID QUOTE 😂😂😂
I dont get what this Suspicious is about, dont think many Criminals do that.
The more troubling aspect is the hysterical Karens calling security on innocent people.
“So you admit taking a video?” “Is it a crime?” No “then why ask?”🤣🤣
Exactly
And it wouldn't matter anyways even if something suspicious was happening because the potential victims would have no way of verifying that.
That being said, it's not very polite and I would feel nervous
Talk about trying to change the narrative....
@@mullafacation But you are quite happy to have the authorities tracking you where ever you go?
You're quite entitled to tell them to piss off, they are just civilians and have no right to question you.
I did this job many years ago and we were told by our bosses that we have no powers, other than that of any other member of the public.
I've worked with people who let the job go to their heads.
3:03 A policeman's job is to uphold the law, not to make it up based upon his opinion.
It WAS
They weren't policemen.
What policemen?
Uncle Meat yet that’s what happens every day lol
Uncle Meat - too right
I love the way the PCSO is trying to sound as though he has authority, whilst knowing he can do nothing in this ridiculous situation. PCSOs are not attested constables, and therefore do not have the same powers as a police officer. Basically, they are walking or cycling security guards and are primarily used as a neighbourhood watch patrol.
As for the female security guard, she needs to grow up.
A school dinner lady has more power than a PCSO
exactly -- Grow up girlie
neighbourhood watch LOL !
The odditurd allowed the pig to harass him and even sucked it off...
PCSO has direct contact with police control. I am not a PCSO myself, but an excellent resource none the less if done properly.
Suspicious in "copspeak", simply means they are too dense to understand that what you are doing is absolutely allowed, and they don't have the intellectual capacity to process it!
I'm wondering if I will ever come across a video where the cop shows up & says to these 'concerned staff' ..... "what are you talking about? You are wasting my time.....again"! I seriously do not understand why police tolerate these clowns. Surely there's got to be some point where the cop tells them to stop the silly business.
No, because the police are even bigger clowns
The fi..th go along with the " funny business " because their whole sad , warped , dishonest , twisted , despicable lives are totally wrapped up in THEIR OWN " funny business "
He should have arrested you for shooting vertical video.
At one point the picture was sideways, how do you even do that? lol
+Ed Smith don't ask lol
My Tube
But I already did! lol You can't figure it out either can you? :)
@Authority exposure-TV Nice one "pal".
A citizen's arrest is an arrest made by a person who is not acting as a sworn law-enforcement official. ... This legislation states "any person" has these powers, and does not state that they need to be a British citizen.
It's only wikipedia tho'..
Waiting for your answer since I too lazy to check it.
vertical video should be classed as a crime lol
When everything becomes suspicious it's called paranoia.
Amen!!!
For the last 30 years I've been followed / persued constantly by other drivers driving behind me...they then randomly turn off, or carry on straight when I turn off..they don't realise I know they've been all following me...all 12,466 of them...
Lmfao
@@MrStr6789 That is definitely a case of suspicious behavior.....lol 12466 police calls is a record!! I assume you did the right thing and call ..lol
AHAHAHAHAHA! CORRECT!
AB you have come a long way since this video. you are now the DADDY of auditors
A very good example why one should keep their mouth shut and say nothing to police. One will notice in this video how the cop ( knowing nothing about what went down) tries to manipulates AB's explanation into an offence against him, well done AB..
You said it all❗️
They're cardboard cops, NOT the real thing
I believe it was Yardley Ski who when confronted by the Police didn't say a single word. The Police ended up leaving & saying 'bye then' without any further hassling as they had nothing to go on from Yardley Ski.
When they ask why your filming tell them it’s for your UA-cam channel called nob heads
Do you think that they'd get ever so slightly bent out of shape if you said that to them ??.....hahaaa...
Its a wild life channel watching them in their natural habitats.
Doing widlife photography
lol
Haha, I like it. There's certainly enough ridiculous mini-Hitlers out there to keep his channel going. AB has shot up my favourites chart, he's a wonderful advert for the common person in the street.
If feelings are more important than actual law, that society is on the path of destruction.
Laws are made entirely on feelings not facts.
This comment describes the past 10 yrs
2 years later the UK is trying to put in place if you say anything online that may cause offence you will be arrested. All going down hill very fast
I have bad news for you... They arresting people in Europe because of mean tweets...
@@popo12920 10 more like 20. i was stopped when i was like 19 for spitting in the street. a man and woman stopped me put me in the car and took details. they asked why did i spit i said exhaust fumes. they gave me a ticket and that was it. fucking knobs.
AB please when police say phrases like “they may be offended” or “they feel uncomfortable” you should just reply I’m not responsible for their comfort and you’re not responsible for what they find offensive either.
This ones about 5 years old. Check out his recent ones. He's like Saul Goodman.
I noticed that as soon as AB had explained himself, the PCSO immediately began moving the goal posts. You can tell he'd made his mind up to side with the 'ladies' from the get-go. It should be simple; is it legal to film in a public space? Yes? Then be on your way and have a nice day.
Absolutely all the fafing around it was quite simple was the guy who was stopped in a public space? If the answer is yes then no offence is committed as ' there is no expectation of privacy in a public space'
It's basic knowledge anyone involved in security should know this.
He's not a policeman, ignore him as he doesn't have any power whatsoever.
he said it was fine and free to go when ever
Policeman doesn't have any powers either lol
he's NOT a police officer. he's a support worker in uniform.
exactly - walk away he has no powers.
He`s a wanabe in a daft costume.
Pigs in blankets
Jah Algol Bahahahaha
What is a PCSO?
How the hell do people not understand that people can film you in public without your consent? Seriously?? 🤦♂️😆
self insecurity, im ugly i dont wanna be on camera. lol
@@sasproductions701Tough shit, you don’t have the right to privacy in a public space
@@sniffyjoe4229 yes I do I’m Jesus!
@@sasproductions701 Holy shit the second coming! Praise be!
Little do they know that they're being surveilled 24/7 virtually every inch they take by big brother state
Years ago I went to my local Sainsbury's, which I visited several times a week for many years. I never once had a security guard follow or approach me. One Sunday morning I went to get something for breakfast. I had my tracksuit on ....it was Sunday. I had no pockets and because it was light grey flannel there was no way I could conceal anything. This pea brained, power tripping security guard followed me all around the store. Didn't even bother to be discrete. Followed me up and down every aisle about three feet behind. I made him walk the whole store. When I paid at the check out he looked really pissed off and even followed me to the exit. I guess he thought he was intimidating me #NOT! As I walked out with the prat right behind me I heard someone call my name. Across the road was my brother in-law in uniform with three or four other coppers and a police van. I went over and we started chatting. I looked back and pointed at pea brain. He looked decidedly uneasy perhaps even 'intimidated' and made a hasty retreat. Made my whole day and the numpty would avoid me like the plague after that. Thing is had seen me in the shop many times and usually it would be after work so I would be in a suit. Some people are just plain dumb and you can't fix stupid.
That happens mostly because there are a lot of thieves in the stores on a daily basis and the security probably gets instructed to be much more awared and careful, or even sometimes gets financially "punished" if many things have been stolen for shorter periods of time, but still, they are doing it all wrong, because they are not able to classify individuals and just act on general basis, which is yet their imaginitive projection, and they manifest it wrongly.
4 Million CCTV's for Christ's sake and they approach someone with a camera!
Cctv has a purpose and has a limited life span under data protection law, even in a public space, your image is protected and not for self gain like this person of suspicious behavior.
spot on bourn..👍👍👍👍
@@Shadow-jo5yf You CANNOT make a LEGAL activity 'suspicious'!
IKR
@@brohammer9204 Fact? You may not like it, but the person is holding his phone. If you don't like to be filmed, walk around the person!
Ignore him he is the police equivalent of a classroom assistant.
I’m sorry but that post is unfair, classroom assistants have a worthwhile job
🤣
Not real police they are nothing
He did nothing wrong he respected the law. Its the security guards who knew nothing
actually some pcso are actually police that leave but for unknown reason came back as pcso
Binge watching you ABè is so funny, and still plenty to watch 🤣🤣
Just goes to show there are good and bad in every bunch. I was taking photos in Bicester village and a plain clothes security guy asked me what I was doing. We chatted, I showed him my website and Instagram. He politely asked me not to post any pics of him. Didn’t demand anything and wasn’t in the slightest bit rude. Just a nice guy with a reasonable request.
It's funny that people who call cops always run towards them when they come on scene.🇨🇦
you can refuse to talk to pcso if you want to because they no powers at all. they can only work with your consent.
This aged well and yet we still have people out here who haven't the slightest clue about life just being in a constant bubble of self righteousness and everyone is wrong except themselves, I love all you do AB keep up the good work you never fail too make me laugh brother even my wife is hooked. 🙂
So you are righteous?
Did anyone else fall in love with the old couple in the background who stepped out of the car? ❤️
He is a PCSO, not a real cop. I wouldn't even talk to him.
@pjdsa sure, but the PCSO cant detain you if you dont want to wait, and the cops cant force you to say anything, and the cops tend to know the law - unlike PCSOs.
@Jonathan Steel if you want to talk like a child talk to yourself.
You watch to much heartbeat mate..I don't know many cops that know the laws buddy..question them any random law and they will be silent lol..wake up mush lol
@@steveforster3420 I don't know what the reference to heartbeat is, I assume it is a TV thing. Cops do tend to know the laws, that doesn't mean they know every law and it doesn't mean they follow the law but, when directly challenged on the law they will radio and get clarification if they don't know it. If they don't do that and you stand your ground not only will they lose any court case for "misleading" about the law but get a bollocking from the judge.
@@stevegray1308 Correction..... The cops tend to know very little about the law. Many just make it up as they go along hoping that the public are as thick as they are !!
"You're not allowed to film in a public area" is quoted so many times by people, not knowing that it is totally legal. Unless you are stalking a person and filming them in particular, which again has to be proven
We did some busking just inside the door of the shopping mall for a laugh. It took 5 mins for the jobs worth to turn up. His phone rang so we carried on playing. His phone call lasted 10 mins and we made another £10. 🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant !
Total respect to these two PCSOs very professional and know how to deal with the public because they know the law..pity thay cant teach their Police colleagues how to do it
Good evening PCSO
Well done mate...you done the right thing ....if you don’t stand up for your rights you will lose them.
they got no right to stop him anyway....or we could all follow people and stop them.
People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of the people. Well done!
Private Security have no right to stop you and interrogate you!
Just tell them to jog on 😂🤣👍
Well done in a public space is LEGAL. Great job standing up for your rights
@3gmatt1T 01.20 If you listen to what he said when he came out of the centre THATS why he started to record them out side of the precinct because he felt they where talking about him.
The fact is many malls are owned by private companies, British Land being one of the biggest, and they can refuse you permission to film and bar you from access. I’m not saying this particular mall is privately owned but it might be a good idea to ask the security the question. Not private? Then film to your heart’s content you are in a public space. The thing that makes me laugh is people protesting when they are actually filmed by CCTV cameras dozens, even hundreds, of times every day.
Carrying out a legal activity is suspicious now is it?
Ever since I watched an auditing video I've been addicted ever since and I can't get enough of them lol and you AB are one of the funniest and most entertaining that do it x
You're not alone :)
Agreed 👍
I'm Canadian
have u checked reggie photo hes my favourite he cracks me up.
He’s not a police man he’s got as much authority as a dinner lady
I was waiting for BenDover to tip up with Omar and Pascal et al in tow- gutted!
Funny guy good old videos them
Security can now stop people off their premises on the public
Sidewalk ? As if
I remember a time without security everywhere.
i thought these girls were school kids lol
why the hell do people still think pcso's have any power what so ever
Because they do have, what's why.
@@vidcrit1187 I think you'll find they have no more powers than any other member of the public
Why are some people so hostile towards PCSO's? They are cheaper to employ and therefore it is affordable to have them patrolling our streets. It isn't cost effective to have warranted officers wandering around these days unfortunately. Dixon of Dock Green style policing is a distant memory, but many people still want foot patrols.
@@vidcrit1187 CAN ASSURE YOU THAT ID REFUSE UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES TO EVER GIVE ANY DETAILS TO THESE FALSE PIGS, THEY CANT MAKE YOU COMPLY.
@@vidcrit1187 GET FUCKED
"Hello mate" is no way for a police officer if PCSO to address a member of the public.
Brilliant catching up with when you started 💪
Enjoy👍
there is 'no expectation of privacy in a public place'.. the plastic cop had no right to even question you
Yes they have, that is what they are paid to do...gerrover it.
Well you do in some cases
Pretty sure a woman would expect some privacy to not have a person fill up their skirt
If only someone had questioned the guy who set off the suicide bomb at the Manchester music concert…..
What is this shit. Idiot makes a video of nonsense. Just have a bit of manners and think of other people before u go filming in public and if they ask not to be filmed just do it and respect other people. Called the police over this nonsense Jesus and then to post in on UA-cam my god.
@@briankingston4191 PCSOs have no rights to question you, for that they have to call a Police Officer … are you ignorant of all things or just the law?
Their office is just down the hall from the Ministry Of Silly Walk.
Ministry of Silly Wanks!
Thats "Cleeseque"
I'm thinking we should all walk around in public with webcams for our own protection
They are called CHIMPS ( by the police); can't help in most police situations!
We had the same thing happen in Newbury with security idiots. We had a new shopping centre open and the edge of it goes by the side of a public footpath. So one day the BBC turn up and started to film a historic old house also alongside the footpath. The tv crew were on the footpath filming when a power-hungry security man turned up and told them to stop filming, even thou the crew were stood on public ground and they told the guard this he still threaten them.
I'm more amazed by the way they're all walking on the wall at the beginning
5 years ago, and I still get see this video on my front page.
Its a disgrace
He was more polite than a lot I have seen on videos. Both of them were. Well policed I would say.
The politeness faded into the background after displaying clear bias; nor understanding common law.
"Suspicious" is a subjective term and in this instance, when translated, simply means that they are too stupid to understand what you are doing, and that it is a purely legal activity!
Poor police having to deal with this awkward trouble making person.
If he is in the street hes perfectly entitled to take video ..when these cop reality shows are shown on tv you hear the cops say all the time that the camera crew are entitled to film in a public place...they can't have it both ways
A suit and a walkie talkie gets them all wet. 🤣
Bruce Lee would have sorted this out in 0.4 seconds with 4 x one inch punches
PEEYAA, PEEYAA, HIYAA, KERPOW
be like water
It's all part of the police/nanny state!
once again "i can't stop you doing what you're doing so i'll call someone else who can't stop you doing what you're doing" i imagine a long line of police, then army, then the king, all scratching their heads trying to find something to pin on you. ask to see their designation card too :)
Hi AB Poor powerless PCSO a Librarian has more power, the power to fine you for bringing your book back late.
Do _they_ ask for permission for filming people with their CCTV cameras all the time? Because, well, you know, some people may find it offending :q
Most have a sign near them stating cctv is in use. They should have anyway. If one finds a cctv camera offensive, 1, you really have problems and 2, shop elsewhere.
@@curls9032 That was an irony. Guards butthurt about being filmed, while they film everyone with their CCTV cameras. Get it now?
@@curls9032 The CCTV cameras are everywhere
It shouldn't be a matter of whether people like it or not or whether someone is offended about it.
The matter is, "Is it legal". Yes it is. No issue. See you later.
its now illegal to offend they made a new law that trumps all other laws its a very wide blanket law that police can use with no evidence whatsoever to throw you in jail.
@@nomore583 Aren't we a progressive society. Reminds you of the Middle Ages when someone of influence could say "I don't like that", and the guards would throw you in jail.
Now in this age of ,shall we say people who video people for "sinister puposes" I can see why security officials and police request your intentions when you are seen photographing or videoing,but there are ways and means of requesting these things ......manners come to mind
If a security guard would try to boss me around i would laugh in their face 😂
lol they dont change. I remember sitting waiting for a friend in the daytime years ago before the precinct was revamped and they told me to move or Id be arrested. I was 17 and alone pmsl. Mad.
"some people may take offence." In a country that has local council funded security cameras on every other street corner of every city and town in the UK.
Ok then...
Some people may take offence to lots of things. I take offence to police filming me or even just looking at me
I take offense at police just breathing air
The "UK is covered in cameras" myth is just that, a myth. It is no better or worse than any other similar country, from the USA to France or Germany. The story started based on one single deeply flawed report that looked at two streets in London and then extrapolated that to cover the entire UK. And even then the vast majority of the cameras they counted were not state, government or council cameras but those belonging to private businesses and private citizens, with many of those being in non public areas like retail warehouses, loading docks etc.
Wow, in 7 years he has improved so much, we love AB
Yet his English has got worse 😂 Joking
If nothing else at least he's learnt to hold the camera the right way.
Almost like no one can just get on with their life anymore. The internet shows us just how varied the human species is.
This is the most ridiculous thing ever. So much for this. I hope it worked out for you man 😫
Section 36 of the data protection act determines you can record!
That's the trouble being a security guard you have no more power than a member of the public.You can ask but thats about it.
what the auditor might have forgotten is that the shopping precinct is almost certainly private property that allows public access, and as such may have restrictions on the taking of pictures and videos.
I love how when they clearly asked "was you video people?" And you didn't say yes or no. I've seen many people record random acid attacks.
Chin girl gets made and sad lol
Plastic cops lol
The pcso was videoing as well on his bodycam.
Are you videotapping me on your body cam?
Yes, i do
Thats very suspicious
On public land you can photograph or film anyone/anything, it`s the law. Without that law councils, police , homeowners etc would not be able to use CCTV cameras.
Somewhere in that shoping centre there will be signage warning that CCTV is being used so it covers members of the public to film if they so choose .
fux sake...who let them loose on the community without explaining their place in a community.....worrying isn't it really.🐓💨
They can’t cope with someone that they aren’t able to provoke into a reaction
AB could definitely pick a fight with himself. Good lad, testing people’s resolve.
The problem here is that the hobby Bobby doesn’t really know what the basis of her complaint is which requires his intervention. He is out of his depth.
taking photos and video in a public place is LEGAL. And it doesn't matter what you take.... the photo and video is your copyright too.
+Ush Flynn are you a professional photographer or videographer ??
So am I
Taking video is NOT illegal. In the UK everything is NOT illegal unless there is a LAW saying it is.
Both of you are correct
@Ush Flynn wtf??!!.. um...you can't take child pornography...ANYWHERE!!!!
"Are you an officer?"
"Yes."
Stop right there, PCSO's are not officers of the law, just because their job title has the word "officer" in it does not mean that they hold rank or position of authority.
If I work as a binman, but my job is described as a refuse engineer, I cannot claim to have any engineering expertise or training.
Ask these Mr Benn's to quote you the law or get you a real police officer to deal with you, they have no power to detain you above that possessed by any member of the public.
golgotha9622 I actually did this he was a police officer at the time
@Margaret Bradley what does the O in PCSO stand for?
Where it all started from. Tyrants, now here we are 8 years later and not to much has changed with security… the police however 😂😂😂
I love the way he has changed it around to make you look like the bad person because she looks pretty
Dumb cop doesn't seem to know that as long as you are on PUBLIC right of way, you can photograph or film ANYTHING or ANYONE. You don't need permission and someone being upset about it doesn't trump your rights.
Unfortunately too many people seem to wanna bend over and take it from so-called authority, and allow their rights to be breached.
Mate your attitude is hilarious, really enjoy your vids, love how you ask questions and provoke “authority “ had to subscribe.... keep up.....great content 👍👍👍
Aww thanks for your king comment. Stay tuned
Yeah will do. Look forward for next uploads........👍👍
There are more jobsworths around today than ever. I wore uniform all my life but never felt the need to ‘use’ it as a power thing.
Thanks for staying the course AB ❤from Ireland
Why on earth do private security think they the right to stop anyone in a public place and enforce laws anyway? Totality ridiculous!!!
Grace Woodhouse but if it were in the actual shopping centre then it's classed as private property that invites the public in.
I take it you don't have an SIA licence, their powers are exactly the same powers as any other pedestrian. they have Zero Authority over any other human but do have the ability (just like anyone else) to use reasonable force to prevent a crime and can (again like anyone else) perform a citizens arrest, their SIA raining is so the do not overstep the mark and find themselves in Civil or Criminal court.
softair1231 I’m a security guard but I’ve never acted like that ...
then again some people get a little bit of power and it go’s to their head ..
softair1231
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This officer was very decent imo
I thought so too. The creepy guy filming strangers sounds like a right clampet.
@@arontrimble1823 oh dear dear
Police dog was giving his opinion and failed in concluding there was no crime committed. His performance was poor and time wasting and therefore a waste of tax payers money. He was not aggressive or pushy, so maybe he could work in a reception for an example, not police.
One can only hope they sought professional medical help for their paranoia. Possibly now on medication for their issue.
Freedom of information act, if its a public place you are allowed to film whatever and whoever you like. The PCSO explained it was a public place, ergo, film away.
Disclaimer, I do not advocate the action, merely explaining the facts.
that toy cop is talking without moving his lips, amazing
haha i wasnt even talking, u must of put that voice in the video. definitely wasnt me lmao.
Funny how this lot understand the term private property when it comes to their property but not anyone elses.
Hobby Bobby " So you are filming in a public space " ? LMFAO
Yet another storm in a tea cup ! " I'm right" "No !,I'm right !" Etc. ,etc.,etc..