Watch the Police Break THREE Laws Just to Enforce ONE
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
- The police cannot take ‘no’ for an answer. Watch them lie, threaten and assault this man, as they trample the laws they swore to uphold.
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“An opportunity for you to give your side”? No. It’s about trying to get you to incriminate yourself.
That right there is as accurate as it ever gets with regards to the true purpose of police interviews. As if the police are arbitrating a civil disupte. They're not. They are looking for an easy conviction.
Never talk to police
@@crimebodge7274 it's for a "summary offence" so they can arrest you for an interview, if you don't volunteer a date/time yourself.
I think a lot of comments here make it sound like you don't have to go for an interview... You do.
@@philware1546 ....I'm awaiting for clarification now.....
@@philware1546 Where in my comment have I said they can't make an arrest? A voluntary interview is a confession session, not a meet and greet. I made it quite clear in the video that the police do not have powers to force entry to make an arrest for a summary offence, irrespective of refusal to attend a voluntary interview.
"If you don't come to a voluntary interview we'll kick your door in and arrest you" Sounds very 'voluntary'...
“You can pay me money or I’m gonna beat you up”
Good to know this is a voluntary donation and not theft or threats of violence
😂😂
Tells you they're taking the piss right in front of you
Legally required to attend a Voluntary Interview? ... **ing lying Plod.
NEVER trust cops.
NEVER talk to cops.
ALWAYS film cops.
Being handcuffed for YOUR safety. That statement always amazes me. How is someone handcuffed for their safety.
so they can't mistakenly defend themselves against agression and end up tazed?
Especially at the top of a flight of stairs
When you consider the *bravery* of the brave man and woman and Abinary, Agender, Ambigender, Androgyne, Androgynous, Aporagender, Autigender, Bakla, Bigender, Binary, Bissu, Butch, Calabai, Calalai, Cis, Cisgender, Cis female, Cis male, Cis man, Cis woman, Demi-boy, Demiflux, Demigender, Demi-girl, Demi-guy, Demi-man, Demi-woman, Dual gender, Eunuch, Faʻafafine, Female, Female to male, Femme, FTM, Gender bender, Gender diverse, Gender gifted, Genderfae, Genderfluid, Genderflux, Genderfuck, Genderless, Gender nonconforming, Genderqueer, Gender questioning, Gender variant, Graygender, Hijra, Intergender, Intersex, Ipsogender, Kathoey, Māhū, Male, Male to female, Man, Man of trans experience, Maverique, Meta-gender, MTF, Multigender, Muxe, Neither, Neurogender, Neutrois, non-binary, Non-binary transgender, Omnigender, Other, Pangender, Person of transgendered experience, Polygender, Queer, Sekhet, Third gender, Trans, Trans female, Trans male, Trans man, Trans person, Trans woman, Transgender, Transgender female, Transgender male, Transgender man, Transgender person, Transgender woman, Transfeminine, Transmasculine, Transsexual, Transsexual female, Transsexual male, Transsexual man, Transsexual person, Transsexual woman, Travesti, Trigender, Tumtum, Two spirit, Vakasalewalewa, Waria, Winkte, Woman, Woman of trans experience, X-gender, X-jendā, Xenogender ... 😵... of the police force ... I can't breath ... you can easily see how handcuffing someone is for the suspect's safety. We've all probably seen what happens in the US when acorns are present, I imagine you have oak trees in the UK? By cuffing someone it should give them at least a 10% chance that should a scary noise or something equally dangerous happen the police won't beat the living crap outta you.
You shouldn’t be handcuffed at the back if you have to negotiate stairs.
In case the police get a bit scared and decide to attack you.
Mean while kids are getting stabbed. And really crimes are not getting investigated. What a joke our police have come.
They are not police any more,they are leftist activists
But if you say 'Hurty words' on the Internet they are straight round.
I’m sorry but sending emails, commenting on social media etc is far more a concern for the public than acts of violence, corruption, thefts, stabbing etc etc
I would rather know that these keyboard warriors are locked up than some psychopath who will use a knife or rob someone’s home
Someone being offended by someone else's words can elicit police action, no not in China or Russia, in the U.K
What a world.
Called his ex a slut in a msg and zogbots have all the time in the world to bother with this..😂f joke
More people were arrested for speech in the UK than Russia in 2020. Probably even higher now, unless you're chanting 'from the river to the sea' they don't bat an eye for that.
@@mikeymy3042From the river to the sea was a pro Israeli slogan, and I don’t think a lot of the Palestinian and Israelis using it are calling for violence.
Too many idiots in your country to have sensible laws anymore.
@@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy you know about the greater isreahell project?the blue lines on the flag are the Euphrates & the Nile.(with the star of moloch).they will incorporate khazaria back into their empire with Jerusalem as the capital.and use us to do it(ww3)see Albert Pikes 3wwars letter
The police and judiciary in the UK are a f--king joke.
Best wishes from Australia.
Australia seems to be even further down the drain.
Just as bad here mate.
Are your policemen still choking women who refuse to wear pointless face masks. ?
Sadly I know you're right. I live in the UK.
@@stoicsceptic8420 They never stopped. Just glad they don't have guns
Plod are, & always have been the biggest organised crime group in the UK, and we pay for that!!. To join plod you would have to be the lowest of the low, & we all know it!!
difficult to explain this to alot of people but when you join the police you are actually turning your back on your fellow civilian unfortunately :(
The only friends plod has, are other plod. Normal people don't generally mix with them.
My step mum left the police because of the corruption. She said one time she had to attend a flat because the old bloke passed away in it , there was seven grand in bills he stashed away (probably for his family ) she counted it and put the correct amount down then her superior got angry at her saying “why did you do that for, you won’t make it in the police because you’re to honest “ they wanted to swipe a bit of it . I wouldn’t even call the police if I was being burgled , chances are the plod tipped them off anyway
I don’t know about now but in the 80s police were getting their houses cleared out while on holiday then reporting a burglary on return..
Guess who turns up to investigate, their friends..
I got a new sound system, tv and sega 2 as a 7 yr old
They join for the pension and power trips. I know two!
What a frightening country we are living in.
I used to be happy in this country and I used to be fully supportive of the police.
I'm now 180 degrees away from that.
Yes.
Social Credit System is in the pipeline; tried and tested in China. Welcome to the new world order.
i think its time for me to leave
All 4 should be sacked.
No, all of their managers responsible for providing their training should be sacked and prosecuted.
@@MrHughk1they will probably be promoted
*imprisoned.
Both should be sacked.
And the fake delivery guy 😂
NEVER. SPEAK. TO. POLICE.
YES. NEVER. EVER!!!
I've been nicked twice in my life, utterly bang to rights guilty as well, and went 'no comment' throughout. In both occasions I was released without charge/No further action. Most coppers couldn't investigate their arse with both hands and a mirror, and rely on you to incriminate yourself, especially in these type of he said/she said allegations. The current caution is 'You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something you later rely on in court' but if you say nothing they have nothing to go to court with usually, so no inference will be drawn from your refusal to answer questions and possibly incriminate yourself. It's a paper tiger.
I agree 100%
Absolutely. Don’t even answer the door. If possible lay low and make it seem like you’re not in.
@@soullessemperor6572 DON'T EVER, EVER GO TO THE SHOP & HAND IN SOMEONE'S ID, CREDIT CARD Etc,
GO ANYWHERE BUT THE ABOVE & HAND IT TELL THEM YOU WHAT YOU FOUND. NO QUESTIONS & JUST WALK AWAY!!
BUT NEVER EVER GO & HAND IT AT THE NICK!.
personal experience mate!
Basically if you have a policeman/woman/thing at your door don't answer it, if they talk to you in the street don't answer them walk away. If you find out what they do for a living don't become a friend of them.
People will do nothing the covid years have proved that 99% of the population are spineless, the cat is out of the bag so it's only going to get worse.
More like 🐑 baaa
It makes me laugh when police see you as being ‘up to something’ if you don’t talk to them, yet the only reason they are talking to you is because they are ‘up to something’.
If you don't answer they hammer the door and call every other hour until you do.
@@Little_Sidhefilm them doing it.
Should we also eschew being friends with and fans of those who support the police?
I wonder if we could argue for tv licence letters to come under the malicious communications act
Well they are extortion letters & are "Threats" if you have not got a TV to get live broadcasts. But being Government backed & like plod they do as they like & we are made to pay for the privilege.
Good one.
LOL. Sounds about right.
Actually you can, if they send you a series of them. I had registered online that I did not need a TV licence, and then received three or four very threatening letters. I could have sued. They are menacing and scary.
Totally. Amazing they get away with it. Shows you the BBC is an arm of government.
Policing everything except crime.
Easy points for the stats, rather than tackling the local rogues.
That's just plain silly. Doesn't help your cause.
@@imacmill Really? More than 3,000 arrests every year for hurty words, millions spent in London spent on trawling the internet, while stabbings continue to rise. Try calling the cops if you have a burglary. They will never darken your door.
@@brianlopez8855they used to attack motorists for that reason oh hang on they still do........
How many of us are bloody thankful a man with integrity like " Crimebodge " is back on UA-cam. If the was ever a sorely missed voice/action against injustice , it's him. All we see from our Police is exactly what Crimebodge has been exposing and warning us about for years. I still have my C-B sticker on my kitchen window 😁.
A friend of mine probably owes him a beer at least. When cops came banging on her windows and pressing the buzzer to be let in to the block of flats demanding to be let in she knew her rights and refused to answer, let alone open the door.
Good work CB ,keep on exposing these tyrants.
It is clear they were aware he was a vulnerable adult and that makes the threat of forced entry even more despicable.
"Vulnerable adult"? Why? What's wrong with him?
@@caulkins69The officer asked if he needed an appropriate adult, which would suggest he's got a learning disability or mental impairment.
@@caulkins69 He sounds autistic af
@@caulkins69 Well he needed a responsible adult which indicates he has a learning disability.
Several times the police spoke of him having an appropriate adult present, they don't do that for no reason.
Voluntary interview. He doesn't have to turn up.
You are right, he did not have to attend a voluntary interview. He was not arrested for failure to attend the interview. They already had the powers to arrest him; they asked him to attend an interview because it would make everyone’s lives easier.
@@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisythey already had the powers to arrest him? What makes you say this?
@@MaisieDaisyUpsadaisy Easier for them.
@@jackygreenhow9889
(1) They state they have reasonable grounds to suspect the individual has committed an offence (malicious communications).
(2) Under S24 of PACE a constable has the powers to arrest anyone they suspect to have committed an offence.
(3) As per S24 PACE the necessity of the arrest is to allow for the prompt and effective investigation of the offence or of the conduct of the suspect.
That’s how they have the powers to arrest. The reasoning behind offering a “voluntary” interview is because it’s easier for the police, under S24 of PACE it provides them with even stronger grounds for their necessity to arrest and the person suspected of committing the offence gets to pick the best time for them to attend an interview (thereby causing less disruption to their life).
@@jackygreenhow9889 I just wrote a comment explaining why under S24 of PACE they have powers to arrest but I don’t think it’s been made live (shadow banned).
He says "you are legally required to attend a va".
How can you be legally obliged to do something that is voluntary?
Thank you looking for this comment because that's confused me.
They say VA so they don't have to say the word voluntarily out loud as that might trigger someone to realise they are taking the piss
Just when I think my hatred for the police can't get any more. They come along and do shit like this. Boils my piss.
"Pignorance" is a single word that explains this situation and just about every other situation.
"Pignorance."
Ignorance isn’t a negative, nor is it on purpose, so, to call it “pignorance” is actually giving these sc_m bags a get out of trouble card, whenever they break the law.
Great to see Crime Bodge back, educating the public on their rights and exposing the Police when they don't do their job properly?
All the real crime going on and they do this???? vile criminals.
Murder, theft, all rampant.
The violence and other crimes are deliberately not persued by design.
The most important priority for the police is to be the idiology enforcement of the government.
@@jgomo3877 'The most important priority for the police is to be the idiology enforcement of the government'. Exactly, that is their new role. A role they have embraced with relish - Political Agenda Enforcement Police. Under another regime they were known as Gestapo. What we have now is a Gestapo.
And it takes 4 of them to cuff a mild-mannered, complicit bloke, who committed the heinous crime of leaving, 'hurty words', on a social media website.
Meanwhile the 650 actual criminals who’s gaff is the Houses of Parliament (with a very few exceptions) continue to enrich themselves beyond avarice while selling out the public to their highest paying corporate lobbyists, while importing the enemies of the British public at our own expense, All while using the blue line gang as their own Mafia style enforcers. Isn’t Justice great?
They want to check on "your thinking", and warn you not to think "that way". The "Thoughts and Feelings Police"
Orwell’s 1984
They don't even address the man correctly. Calling him 'mate' is derogatory and rude in the extreme. Appalling lack of standards displayed by the police here.
When I was in my teens, I had a weekend job on the phones at a taxi rank. When I was being taught how to speak appropriately to customers wanting to book, they metioned specifically no adressing them with informal terms like mate etc. But it's ok for the police, who are anything but our mates. Makes sense
Apart from everything else they get wrong, this language is a further sign of their degradation.
WhatsApp standards engaged!
its just a ploy to try and get you to think they are on your side
I hate their casual friendliness so much. Call the public Sir/Madam and remember who you work for.
What I did about it was send a link to this video to various UK news outlets. Thank you for you efforts, Crimebodge.
Hate to break it to you, but the same people directing the police about own those news outlets.
Wouldn't be surprised if it was a member of the media who made the complaint mate
@@fs127 Darn...
This is crazy. I got threatened with a knife recently. I reported it, not one sight of a police officer. I was informed an officer would arrive to take a statement. 3months later, I got a text saying sorry for not being in touch and asking if an officer could still come for a statement. I gave them dates - this was 5 months again and still not seen that office. This was a knife crime.
This is malicious communications - someone sent an email which hurt someones feelings. And this gets 4 officers straight away. Lile wtf?
When voluntary doesn't mean exactly that.
The cuffs are a means of torture prior to interviewing
Newspeak. "Voluntary" in this case means "you have the ability to do as we say willingly, or ne forced unwillingly."
Cry about it
@@esmeecampbell7396the only person crying is andrew harpers sl@g i mean wife.... 😂😂
@@esmeecampbell7396the only person crying is andrew harpers sl@g i mean wife.... 😂😂
It’s an allegation not an arrest! He’s under no obligation to go for an interview.
In Scotland the cops ask you to come talk about it then nick you once you show yourself.
I’d imagine that’s what is happening here.
What's safe about having your hands handcuffed behind your back by thugs
They claim it's for YOUR safety.. ......how can having your hands manacled behind your back ' safe' for you? Just more lies from the po lice.
Especially at the top of a flight of concrete stairs.
Yep, and they always squeeze them as tight as humanly possible
especially walking down stairs 😱
Nothing it's just to intimidate you
"You can try and hit me with lots of legalisation..." BUT I know none !! 😂
So pleased you are back highlighting this unacceptable police abuse. I wish there were more people like you.
Handcuffs around his back. That's not safe when descending a stair case.
Those handcuffs are a torture device and unlawful under international law. They can and do use them to cause intense pain and physical damage to the one cuffed. I personally know this and tried suing over the amount of damage caused to my arms by them. Not surprisingly no legal profession will touch this with a barge pole. And the photographic evidence I presented disappeared without a trace. Along with the human rights advocate they where handed over to. Who went by the name of Claire Newvorn.
Handcuffs are classed as a use of force . This scenario, combined with the police numbers are in fact unlawful
Could it also be wrongful imprisonment?
Without doubt, one of the most important channels on this platform, or any platform. These should teach kids about this stuff in schools, instead of teaching them about 200 genders.
they cant have you knowing the law
I'm a transgender woman, and even I agree!
“Invited”
“Voluntary”
It’s fair to remember that no great intellect or understanding of legal process is required to be a UK cop.
Four PSs for a summary offence. How many turn up when you’ve been burgled?
My home was burgled none turned up it was a done over the phone we had CCTV which we sent via email
@@davidscott1141 When I was growing up police were known as the police force. They rebranded themselves to become the police service. Question is, who do they serve - sadly not the silent law abiding majority it seems witness the blatant two tier policing approach in London recently
Patrick, I had 8 turn up over a parking ticket, where I asked the TW he did wrong ( I was on a double yellow, but was 2 minutes dropping off Christmas presents) and he didn't wait the statutory time to ticket........... I landed up with 140 hrs community payback for arguing with a TW aggressively 🤷🏻♂️
My house was broken into for my car keys and car stolen and nobody ever turned up so yeah... probably busy arresting somebody for not attending a 'voluntary interview' I am not lying either this was September 2021
@@juniusvindex769 Sadly the Police Service appears to serve the interests of select groups rather than the law abiding majority
You must not allow a person to use the stairs when his hands are cuffed behind his back..unless you support him. He is unable to hold the stair rail.
That’s making an assumption that the cops give a feck about you! Falling down stairs was a common tactic used by French police, upon which you will learn what “passage a tabac” means (probably misremembering the precise wording) but you get the gist?
Franco they ALWAYS have the Police numbers to bully peaceful pleasant people,but when it comes to burglaries or other real crime they say they are too short on manpower.
We pay them to sort out real crime and protect us.Why won't they do the job we pay them so well to do.
Coming from a generation brought up to respect the police I have taught my children that under no circumstances are they to say ANYTHING WHATEVER to the police and always record if possible. They have treated the general public as an enemy or a cash cow and thrown away any claim they had of deserve respect.
There's that phrase again... "for your safety"
It's total fucking bullshit isn't it?
@@JonathanCheeseman Yip those three words have imprisoned the entire world
last time I heard for my safety, I ended up with a broken wrist
It's code for we are scared cowards put these cuffs on or we will cry.
Being handcuffed behind his back for his 'safety' as they lead him down a flight of stairs🤔
how depressing, all the public money wasted on this pack of predators who should be protecting us
If only the Public” fully understood how community policing is being abused “ for police and other agencies personal gain !
The police aren't there to protect anyone. Only trust yourself, friends or family in dire times. Police investigate crime, protecting people isn't in the job description, it just sometimes appears that way when dangerous people are stopped and arrested
The guy is a predator- nice you protect criminals
Apparently these people are your servants aka employees
Totally agree they will bend the law and lie to get what they want
Unlawful, arrest all police "officers" involved immediately!!!
Really glad to have you back Bodge. Quite how long tube will tolerate you is another story
Yup. Make hay while the sun shines. Upload as many videos as possible before they screw me again.
Their actions were tantamount to kidnapping
Oh is this one of those "voluntary interviews" that isnt actually voluntary....
Well voluntary time and date of appointment of statement
Which ceases to be voluntary if you don't turn up, rather than voluntary statement.
Four words you should always say to the police. "I don't answer questions".
Not in the UK. Since your refusal to answer questions can harm your defence "if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court." This is my understanding of the matter and I'm not a solicitor.
So that constable does not understand voluntary.
He fully understood and gave the opportunity, as was shown at the start. A perfectly valid voluntary interview was arranged. That was all good. I don't want to side with the police (I really don't) but what everyone is failing to see is if the guy attended the interview, none of this would have happened. He could have sat there and said nothing. Once he failed to show, the police can then arrest to bring him in. It was simply the way they went about it that was wrong and is the point of this video.
@@noggintube I disagree. The guy knew the police officer was lying about the law. So under duress he told the officer what he wanted to hear to get rid of him. If the police officer hadn't lied and followed the law than there would be no problem. I wouldn't take the risk of attending when they have shown no integrity, only a fool would obey.
The interview was voluntary. He didn't have to go. Seems pretty easy to understand. @@noggintube
@@uncled39 it seems easy to understand, but you obviously haven't done. They give the option of a voluntary interview, which he took. If you fail to accept or attend the voluntary interview, or try to leave during it, the police may use their powers of arrest to secure the interview regardless. He was given the opportunity to go to the voluntary interview (rather than arrest) and accepted it, date arranged etc. Because he failed to attend the police fall back on their option to then arrest. This is normal procedure whether you like it or not. As I say, I'm not condoning the actions, just highlighting sometimes it's best to know which battles to fight.
Voluntold is the new voluntary.
They think they're above the law. Most of them act like judge Dredd.
I've said this before and I'll say it again, they do not think they are above the law, they KNOW they are. They are fully aware their senior officers, the CPS, the IOPC and indeed their government puppet-masters all enable/encourage their unlawful behaviour.
😭
They don't "think" they are above the law, they are above the law. When the courts refuse to hold the police accountable for their criminal acts they are by definition above the law.
Great content and well explained as usual. I hope he sues their ass.
Good to see you back CB. The Stazi still providing the abuse and building up the hate.
The "delivery" guy in the hi-viz is clearly police aswell, I have seen this happen with my own eyes. Shocking!
😳😳how duplicitous
Yeah that's pretty deceptive, I was thinking that's lucky timing on the police with a delivery man
the delivery is the plod
@@125pheonix Could be but there is so many in and out of blocks these days you wouldn't be waiting long to tailgate them to get in. There is a never ending stream of deliveries where I live as everyone shops online because Croydon is a terrible place to shop now.
I was wondering that myself. I’m going to go back and see if he actually has a parcel.
my grandson who is 13 got jumped by 6 lads in balaclavas a day before xmas eve, he was robbed and beaten ,he has autismn and is vulnerable ,the police took over a week to come to take a statement ,reason was they were all playing security guards protecting a hotel that was intending on moving illegal immigrants there , they dont work for the public to serve and protect they work for corporations and goverment bodies ,
….and selfishly, for themselves
Hope your grandson has recovered, physically and mentally...........
@@spongebobgrumpypants6862 hes alot better now but wont go out on his own to scared, thankyou for asking ,:)
@@alijay68I hope that he eventually finds the confidence to go out alone again.
I'm in the US and the police do not patrol neighborhoods where I live. They claim their too busy or don't have the people or something like that even though we pay taxes for them to patrol. If you want the police to patrol your neighborhood you have to get the home owner's association to pay the police $85/hour to come in and patrol. What you actually get for your $85/hour is a cop who parks up to do paperwork while running radar to catch speeders. They set the alert on the radar for about 15-20 mph over the speed limit so they aren't disturbed from their paperwork and don't do anything of value. No driving around making their presence seen, no talking to people no community relations building, nothing. Just parking up and doing paperwork.
Frightening how civilians know the law better than these egomaniacs, keep fighting the good fight
I believe that is the exact nature of the problem, but in reverse. I believe Crimebodge does, however i and most civilians do not. We are subject to the laws of the land, but do we know them? The police abuse our ignorance and simply take advantage of the public.....and WE pay for this corruption. THANK GOD there is someone who is willing to stand up to and show the public just how corrupt the police are.
Great to see this channel back
VA literally stands for "voluntary attendance"
They must assume it's voultold attendance
Precisely why the right to remain silent exists. Always defer to proper counsel. And stay Stum!
I’ve been asked a few times to go in for a voluntary interview
I always turn it down
They’ve not done anything about it
Love crimebodge so glad he's back.
NEVER TRUST A COPPER.
Disgraceful mis-use of powers.
I hope they are as careful when they are investigating quad bike theft.
If it's one of their own quad bikes, then yes.
Mine or yours? Forget it.
Voluntarily Interview!? If you don’t attend, you will be arrested 🤔 It’s your chance to give your side of events? What utter dross. It’s your chance to incriminate yourself… Hence the reason to not answer ANY questions or speak to the Police.
They take you too the station where they put on recording discs 4 discs I believe then they let you incriminate yourself .So don't talk at all just listen to them . Don't speak at all .Only their voice will be heard on play back
I once got arrested for not telling an officer why I had a sledgehammer with me. If I wanted to speak to a solicitor prior to being arrested, then would I have got one? I got one in the cells.
This is not the UK anymore. It is more like North Korea.🤬🇬🇧
North Korea is not as bad from what I've seen?
It's getting worse than north Korea
Stop watching the news. Unless you’ve lived in North Korea you have no idea.
I can offer a more close comparison than NK: China. We’re heading that way, I’m just waiting for Social Credit to be rolled out.
@@mechaishida7588that’s if any of the information we are told is true. I’ve never been to China or North Korea so how would we know?
Yes!!!! I'm so glad you're back CB we need you more than ever now!
I am SO happy that you are back! I donated while you were gone, and am glad to see that it hasn't been in vain! Keep doing your important work! Salute, sir.
So good to see Crimebodge back in action. 😊 The police also failed to safely escort the handcuffed victim down the stairs. Duty of care dictates that when escorting someone who is handcuffed behind their back when walking down stairs is to take a firm hold of their arm as if you fall forwards with your hands cuffed behind you , you will smash face first into to ground and not be able to break your fall. It would also be safer if another police officer walks in front if the handcuffed man to prevent such a fall.
So Islamic police force of the UK Investigate hurty feeling but not child rape, break and entry, theft, assault racial crime etc etc
Arresting this man appalling
You can't blame the police for that. Government said they weren't allowed.
@sounduser Telford police kicked a girl out of the station for trying to report it
@@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204 the government told CPS and police not to do anything. It would look bad on the labour government.
@@sounduser the police ignored it, there is no denying it. They went against their oath. They're a disgrace.
@@factsdontcareaboutyourfeel7204 you're missing the point. Why arrest someone that the government don't want arrested and the CPS aren't allowed to prosecute?
Top Man Crimebodge 👍
“You can hit me with lots of legislation mate”
Isn’t that literally HIS job as a police officer? This pretence of policing under the pretence of having a chat over tea and biscuits is very telling.
It means their case isn’t as strong as they’d like it to be and what he’s actually doing is setting you up for a very big fall, once you’ve incriminated yourself in his fishing expedition.
These are so INCREDIBLY educational.
Thank you so much for your massive contribution to society. 🙏🙏
Arresting someone for "hurty words"! Absolutly vile and disgusting, as I have the right to offend
Do we have the right to offend?
@ScottMurray-ce6iw opinions vary and points of view also. This means that something I believe in may be offensive to you, but not to me. However, free speech allows both you and myself to be both offensive and offended. When this freedom is removed, then right to free speech is removed and a small minority of "elites" will then dictate what we can and cannot say and do, which is a road towards a communist dictatorship.
@@rupedo1 I whole heartedly agree. As long as there is no explicit threat of violence, everything is allowed in my book.....even if I fundamentally disagree with that speech. I think it is how we grow, hearing other points of view.
Voluntary interview is a confession session, never go
You can no comment it, better than being arrested.
Duh, Capt. Obvious. The point of this video was showing an arrest of not attending a voluntary interview.
Or if you go say NOTHING
@@geoffsclassiccarswhy not no comment
@@PottersVideos2 that would do too
So they threatened (there, I fixed it you spergs. My English isn't good when I watch videos at 3 am) to kick the guys door in cuz he refused to be intimidated by someone using the police because some ones feelings got hurt?
I was invited to attend a 'voluntary' interview after my neighbour accused me of calling him a nonce. Unfortunately I couldn't remember any such incident.😅
Alex belfield proved the NNC were nonces so not only was he hauled off to jail after his back door was kocked in and his back door was fisted by the cops because clearly he was hiding bombs up his bum after the bbc was caught out lying making fake bomb threats FROM alex while alex was on fucking holiday out of the bloody country...
But then he was sent to jail for years.
Uk hasnt got a justice system.
How can you write this and how can 118 people like it? They didn't kick the door in. If you think they did, show the timestamp. The internet takes on a life of its own in comment sections.
@exploring_thailand oh boo hoo poor baby
@@johnriggs4929 Is your neighbour Jeremy Vine?
You are right, a voluntary interview is voluntary and he does not have to attend but this is being offered as, if he agrees, there would be no necessity to arrest. If he refuses to attend this will then meet the necessity criteria for arrest.
Glad your back on the scene fella
I was hoping we were going to see plod nicked and charged! Keep up the good work mate.
If this chap had been a follower of the religion of peace his treatment would have been very different.
Earning the hate....
It wasent the religion of peace who brought these thought crime stasi laws into Britain.
they would not arrest them, no matter how many threatening emails they sent
@@lesliewelch6551 Bollocks. Go and take a look inside our prisons. A disproportionate number of black and brown people. Not because they commit more crime, but because they are more likely to be arrested by our racist police and jailed by our racist court system. They aren't getting away with it at all. You can bang on about Rochdale all you like but plenty of Brits and white people were involved in the grooming gangs too. The thing that connected all of them was that they were all in the night time economy, take aways, deleivery drivers and cabbies. The Police don't care about working class girls, black or white, and that is why they largely did nothing to stop the grooming. They merely used the excuse of 'cultural sensitivity' to do do nothing.
Mr Inbetween has alerted me to your channel 👌. I’ll be watching more. Good vid💯
Great to have you back CB.
Fantastic information. Thank you.
Handcuffs behind his back for 'his safety' at the top of a flight of stairs. 🤔
Why do we pay these bullies who have no clue of what powers they have and can use? This is why we, the public, have lost trust in the thin blue gang! Great video as always!
" Just doing my job mate", yeah that one.Malicious communication=Thought Speak 1984.
hey bodge,youtube's algorhythm has been keeping your videos away from me even though i have been subbed for years...glad to see they have allowed them to come back to my feed...great vid..keep up the good work
Not interested in legalisation. Brilliant
Who needs laws, they just do what they want
@@jendrizzyy and this is why there is ZERO respect for the police…… it is very sad
Legislation
Never open the door without a warrant!
Once a copper never a man
Men women and coppers…….
How true. Psychopath springs to mind
There the last person in the football & netball team to be picked at school
@@NoOne-hq9cpand here we have the first to be picked on in school
Once a maggot always a maggot
As you have previously mentioned they need to be made personally accountable and everyone should be able to see every officers complaint details. Thanks again for showing this and letting us know how to deal with the police.
Corruption is rife nation wide they are a law of their own
Great video. We definitely need more youtubers like yourself to call out these types of cops which abuse the law. We all need to read in more detail about the laws to help protect ourselves from this.
Nice to see you back mate.
Crimebodge - the original & the best.... Love&Peace
Could cuffing him be seen as intimidation ?
Its assault
@@brianthirling9260 I believe it's actually battery and could even be deemed a form of torture.
It’s assault and wrongful imprisonment.
It's all about humiliation. They are about dishing out punishment because the prison are full.
Crimebodge, you are a good man
Crimebodge uploading on a regular basis, like the good ol days...
I must be dreaming 👀
Honestly so good to have you back. Have sorely missed your videos and to see two in 3 days has made my week. Keep up the good work 💪
Great to SEE you back CB 👍
CB Great to have you back Sir!
Hurty words is the new crime they love to attend to. Easy shift with not having to go out in patrol car and less risk of being offended by the man in the street with a camera.
When he didn't attend the initial interview it became an ego thing. The ego of the pig was challenged. So he had to return to show him who was boss.
The fact that this involved breaking his oath and 3 laws was beside the point to the copper. As he was doing the usual police thing of enforcing his feelings and not enforcing the law.
It really is great to have Crimebodge back and publishing this content.