i get your frustration, but to be fair the courts are there to uphold the laws the government passes... what we need is a government to do it's job properly and actually put legislation onto the statue books for judges to uphold, but we keep sending idiots to parlimant who waste 14 years and achieve nothing. Say what you want about Tony Blair, but he at least put PCSO's on the street, increased prison capacity and created ASBO orders to try and tackle some of these issues. They may not have worked perfectly, but at least it's something you can point to and say "they tried that" - what have this last shower done? We're wasting millions trying to fly 100 people over to Rwanda while this is going on right on our doorsteps... and before anyone says anytyhing, Blair sent royal navy ships to stop small boats when Somalia was going through a civil war and they built Yarls Wood detention centre where people are kept before deportation... again, more stuff you can point at in the real world and say Labour did.... what have the Tories done, again? Oh yeah, they cut 20,000 cops, haven't built any new prisons and are trying to ram through a deal so crooked even Rwanda are threatening to pull out of it :/
All boils down to the CPS ticking their boxes, it’s never been about genuine justice or fairness. For all those who ought be in court, there are many people of good character who find themselves there. Whatever circumstances, it doesn’t matter; because to the CPS: a box is a box, and a tick is a tick.
@@SkandalouzStyle for sure I learned to spell at an early age and find it easy to speak other languages because I spent my early years dealing with a fucked up surname.
Nothing wrong with that lad I go work then come home play some games on ps5 plus PC with son then I chill with wife with a movie ....etc wink wink days off go for walks if the weather is ok rinse repeat 2 weeks away per year if we are lucky with holiday prices simple guy with simple pleasures to some people that is sad but I don't care my wife and son are happy so I am.
@@SauteKing8760mate, you're a man after my own heart! To me that sounds idyllic. Work, home, chill time with the family, few fun and games (dealers choice!) 😉 and we're happy fellas 😁🤘 It annoys me that, that lifestyle is seen as oppressive these days! It offends the "girl bosses" in rainbow coloured hair shouting men are trash and smash the patriarchy! I personally think it comes from a place of jealousy myself. Live your life people, it's over before we can undo our regrets so, live life without any. 🤙😁🤘
23-years-old and this is the life he's living🤣🤣🤣 The police did a good job, and then like the general public were let down by the courts. These sentences should not be suspended. 🤔
I love how these youths have no problem being a nuisance to society, threatening people, stealing etc, yet when they get caught the victim card always comes out as you only ever hear “what did I do wrong?”
Solicitors have a rehearsed series of comments such as - 1. He/She has animals to look after - should have thought about that 2. He/She has a relative that is suffering ill health and is their main carer helping them with shopping and cleaning 3. He/She is lightly convicted - that is like saying they're only a bit of a scumbag 4. He/She has various addictions and is receiving help 5. He/She would find it difficult to find work if convicted 6. He has a partner that is pregnant/just had a baby and it would be unfair to leave her on her own 7. He/She would lose their home if convicted 8. He/She is suffering mental health issues and promises to ask for more support There are MANY more I can't think of right now as it's late and I have a cold! They never care about anyone else, or the victims when they commit crimes, so no excuses should be allowed. What I don't understand is how solicitors can represent people when they KNOW the person has committed offences from the evidence disclosed? Why don't many of them just say, "yes, that's clearly my client on a CCTV image committing the offence he is accused of", then give all the excuses at sentencing, it just makes them look dishonest and in it for the money.
"He admitted the offences and appeared at Teesside Crown Court last Friday (November 10) where he was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for 24 months." Welcome to the UK's idea of justice.
Shouldn't have cut so much money from the prison service then, or sold parts of it off to companies like G4S. The prisons are overpopulated and that's down to the government.
Embarrassing I’ve had the shit kicked of me by two coppers in the back of the car as a teenager I didn’t make a peep. He was definitely the thick kid at school using his sleeves as tissues
Kane Tilney admitted over 20 charges including dangerous driving, driving without a licence, driving with no insurance, failing to wear protective headgear, and assaulting an emergency worker. He got a suspended sentence. Tilney was disqualified from driving for two years (he didn't have a licence anyway), ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work, and to pay £100 compensation. So, barely a slap on the wrist.
Poor little lad - awww lets all feel immediately sorry for the idiotic moron causing the trouble. Nasty, nasty policemen arresting him without saying 'there-there, it wasn't your fault really'..... Is that what you'd say if it was in your garden??@@BoloSparks
Don't need to be read your rights as you're being arrested they can be read at the station. He's also a nuisance and a risk of fleeing, no sympathy for a tit that videos himself being a bellend
I don't think any of that will deter the lad from re offending again,he will be back out doing the same thing over and over again because they just don't care that is sadly what some of the youth of today are like.
@@mummyd1990 Don't worry, this Cabbage will remove himself from the Gene Pool soon enough without any outside assistance. He'll certainly never see full time employment or a Pension.........
Very Good.😂😂 After 20 other offences these Magistrates that give Suspended Sentences to these idiots make them believe they can walk away from court and laugh at the judicial system. And the coppers must think what is the point?
can't blame the magistrates when they are directed by central government to keep people out of prison because there's no space. There's no space due to increasing population and criminal gangs coming into the country.
By let you down, you mean the state failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt . The courts and police do not and should not be working in tandem.
It depends on the charge, the evidence and the legal advisor. 99% of Magistrates hold *NO* legal qualifications. They act as a sock puppet for a legal advisor and not all of them hold a degree in criminal law either. That is important for the public to understand as it leads to emotion being introduced in to decision making, not evidence solely - so always challenge decisions - even CPS can appeal against lenient sentences. When someone appears before a Magistrate or 3, they are UNPAID busybody type volunteers with nothing else to do, or some have an axe to grind and love certain cases or protect certain areas. The Legal Advisor on anything between £28,000 and £60,000 a year depending on qualification, makes ALL the decisions and tells the Magistrates what to say when they adjourn. The Magistrates then repeat what they are told and that is the end of the hearing. They don't even decide the sentence. They sit about having a chat, have lunch and go back home. We could do away with Magistrates as they don't do anything or perform any real function and Judges refuse to deal with them or associate with them before any proceedings, they will not even dine in the same area. They don't think they have a purpose either.
“Not all of them hold a degree in criminal law” - according to your previous statement, “99% of Magistrates hold *NO* legal qualifications”, so what percentage of “not all” do you actually mean when you refer to a specific legal qualification, ie a Degree in Criminal Law? Also, if Magistrates don’t decide the guilt or the sentence, what do they adjourn for? What is your source for the utter nonsense you’re talking about? Personally, I think it’s your ar$e - it certainly isn’t anything related to how a Magistrate’s Court works.
I suspect you'll find he's largely correct in what he says; magistrates are indeed frequently very ignorant of the law, its extents and limitations. It is undeniably and unfortunately true too, that many of them simply covet the title of being a magistrate for the perceived social standing they hope it will afford them among their friends, rather than it being motivated by any well-intentioned desire, personal ability - or as is frequently the case - even remotely relevant qualifications to enable them to be any use at presiding over and meting out justice. Arguing against the preceding poster by falaciously cherry-picking a percentage he mentioned, when said percentage was very clearly being used as a common axiom with no intention it should be taken as a statistic to be analysed, serves to highlight the inadequacy of your opinions on this matter, but ironically enough, is exactly the kind of inadequate judgement and thought processing which the previous poster was pointing out occurs with a lot of magistrates, so it seems hardly surprising you present yourself as siding with them in spite of the obvious flaws they are prone to. So just to clarify; being a pedantic straw-manning twat, is not a qualification, legal or otherwise.@@The.Doctor.6149
The way he squealed like a wee lassie when he got huckled reminds of a story my Dad told me when i was a wee boy. My Dad was in the Police for 25 years through the 60's-80's, he told me about this one boy who went around acting the hard man, causing a nuisance, robbing places, harassing Grannies, beating folk up on the street, abusing the Police...etc. Well, my Dad arrested him one night, caught him red handed, he had the boys arm right up his back, face in the dirt. He said the guy actually started crying, asking for his Mum, snot streaming from his nose, as he got lifted off the deck, he pissed himself. He ended up getting time, i can't recall how much, probably a few months. Anyway, my Dad met him many years later, after my Dad had retired. The boy came up to him, shook his hand and thanked him for arresting him that night. He told my Dad, that it changed his life. He left the crime behind him, ended up in social work, specialising in helping laddies and young men who were like he used to be and showing them that crime isn't the answer. Hopefully this young man learns his lesson too.
@@secondchance6603 justice system? don't make me laugh. It's a con. LUCIFER runs the whole show. Jury's are just people bitter and clueless. The filme 12 angry men shows this.
What is the point in a suspended sentence? He knows he got away with it, and it sends a message to all the other scallies that they will get loads of chances too!
How long is the sentence suspended for? If this guy does anything where the police get involved during that period he'll got to jail for these earlier offences too, so he's not "got away with it". The prisons are almost full right now, and courts have been asked to avoid sending people down where it can be avoided.
It must be so frustrating when you catch these idiots, only for the courts to give them a slap on the wrist. What difference does it make if he's disqualified from driving. He didn't have a licence or insurance in the first place.
Well, the comments sure are negative on this video. As an American though, I think that any amount of time that a nuisance is off of the streets, its a win. If the cops are going to get crap for "not doing anything".....then good on them for doing something, even if the courts wont back their decisions, its still part of an honest days work. For that, we should be grateful. Also, people get reckless like that because they never have anyone step up and put them in their place. Sure, he might have got a slap on the wrist. But does he care so little that he will just go and do it again? Probably. You can be sure that he will have that nagging feeling in the back of his mind that when he acts up he might have to go through that again, and it does temper some peoples spirit just enough to prevent acting up in certain ways. The ones that keep at it will either lose the game or learn and adapt and find better ways to not get caught. That by itself would actually be better than not giving the slap on the wrist. How much would he be fined for something like that over there?
@tommywolfe2706 From the video description: He admitted the offences and appeared at Teesside Crown Court last Friday (November 10) where he was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for 24 months. He was also disqualified from driving for two years, must complete 200 hours of unpaid work, and pay £100 compensation.
Don't forget, criminals learn quickly what their rights are and how to avoid prosecution by technicalities and then go on to punish the taxpayer by getting paid out when their solicitor, paid for by us, takes a civil claim. He probably said that as an introduction and then did the formalities by the book a bit later. Imagine if he had tripped and banged his head on the van.
Old timer policing should be brought back. I remember as a kid we were hanging about with the local scroat, we weren't scroats, but he was. The local beat bobby came up, the scroat must have done something. Bobby took him to one side and gave him a few slaps about it. The do gooders will all point out that the scroat remained a scroat, but what no 'data' will ever show is that those of us that saw that on that day went on to never commit a crime in our lives. I regard that as a fork in the road and we all went on to lead peaceful law abiding lives.
@@bravo2966I fully agree, but to play devils advocate and to quote the great MLK: One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. Any law that uplifts human personality is just. Any law that degrades human personality is unjust.
So glad I live in a rural area and do not have to socialise with people like that, walks in the countryside with the dogs and no sight of anyone. Blessed
How do you work that out on the balance of probability is as likely he spent the morning on the bog watching shorts and spotted someone from the shorts on the way back from Gregg's
Well done to that Officer. I ride bikes and hate this kind of behavior by this kind of numpty. They need to meet some of the lads with patches on their backs.
Nice work!.... however, I was chuffed when I read "12 months in prison".... only to be disappointed with the following words: "suspended for 24 months" !!... Ffs... yet another fail by the weak courts!.... what a suprise!...
Do these people not realise if they want to have nice things in life, all they and many other working class people have, is their hands and if lucky their hands and brain! The other way? Than you to all Police officers.
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Absolutely GREAT to see a no-nonsence approach to anti-social behaviour, from a no-nonsence copper! The public of the NE salute you!
No c in nonsense.
@@SpeccyMan There was a C riding that scooter though😂
@@DirtyDingusMcGee, 😂
indeed@@DirtyDingusMcGee
There's bigger problems in this country than some donut riding without a helmet
The bystanders in the street always make me laugh “what are you doing” locking him up what does it look like? Great policing well done sir
The bystanders were shat out of the same arsehole.
"Are you taking the piss" yes love we are the cuffs are made or chocolate April fools
They're used to living without consequences.
I'm guessing it's his friends or family and not just random bystanders.
@@RS-xq6je should have her arrested her for being trash
Makes me laugh how they think they're big and clever then they squeal like little girls when they get tweaked up!! 🤣
Kane doing his best pterodactyl impression at 1:02
@@rooroo9216😂😂😂😂😂
@@rooroo9216😂😂😂
@@rooroo9216😅😅😅
His little screech tho 😄 😄 🤣
nice of him to record all that evidence of himself, very considerate
That's the sort of face that shows why drinking whilst pregnant is a bad idea.
@homie3461 yes, his mother's brother / his uncle-dad
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Fetal alcohol syndrome face. Usually quite distinctive inset nose bridge which you can see here. So you are probably not wrong
Likewise having a kid with your sister or daughter.
😂
It's pathetic when so many of them scream in agony when being arrested.
Poor babies 👶 😭😭 lol
In *feigned* agony.
Aye cos they little cowards
Well done! Just need the courts to do their job properly.
i get your frustration, but to be fair the courts are there to uphold the laws the government passes... what we need is a government to do it's job properly and actually put legislation onto the statue books for judges to uphold, but we keep sending idiots to parlimant who waste 14 years and achieve nothing. Say what you want about Tony Blair, but he at least put PCSO's on the street, increased prison capacity and created ASBO orders to try and tackle some of these issues. They may not have worked perfectly, but at least it's something you can point to and say "they tried that" - what have this last shower done? We're wasting millions trying to fly 100 people over to Rwanda while this is going on right on our doorsteps... and before anyone says anytyhing, Blair sent royal navy ships to stop small boats when Somalia was going through a civil war and they built Yarls Wood detention centre where people are kept before deportation... again, more stuff you can point at in the real world and say Labour did.... what have the Tories done, again? Oh yeah, they cut 20,000 cops, haven't built any new prisons and are trying to ram through a deal so crooked even Rwanda are threatening to pull out of it :/
yeah ... dream on !
That is where the story ends, my friend.
tell the Labor party to fuck off then.
no chance of courts doing their job properly
Famous last words, "I ain't done nuffin mate, honest."
His last words were get me money. Which is the reason society is crumbling.
I do like a double negative to affirm the opposite.
Great policing… But when are the police going to be supported by the courts?
Never. The defacto courts are illegal in England.
Human rights don’t allow supporting of real sentences
All boils down to the CPS ticking their boxes, it’s never been about genuine justice or fairness. For all those who ought be in court, there are many people of good character who find themselves there. Whatever circumstances, it doesn’t matter; because to the CPS: a box is a box, and a tick is a tick.
nope
Great question! Do gooder lawyers will be rubbing their hands together! Money grabbers!
Well done, no nonsense, sensible policing.
"What a beautiful baby we've had, look at him so sweet and innocent. Let's call him Kane and make sure his life will be shit"
😂😂😂😂
Great comment.
So you definitely believe your name has an effect on the person you become?
@@SkandalouzStyle for sure I learned to spell at an early age and find it easy to speak other languages because I spent my early years dealing with a fucked up surname.
@@SkandalouzStyle Yes, it does. Your name is a clear display of your social class, or it has become one.
I always laugh out loud when brainiacs keep a record of any offences on any social media. That is the definition of dummy.
Haha respect to the police force. The police officer cracked me up. "Right... You're nicked!"
Brilliant. The moment he thought he was being funny, your nicked. Spot on.
The abridged version of the Miranda rights :D
@@davemorris6747
*You're 😭
@@davemorris6747 When trolling, spelling matters.
The Darlington Sweeney! 🤣
No nonsense! Well done to that officer!
Sometimes i feel bad that i still play video games in between my job and family time, Then i remember losers like this exist and feel much better
nothing wrong with that mate, you enjoy your own time when not working. at least you do work not like this idiot.
Good on you fella.
Nothing wrong with a bit of gaming, some of us like to chill out in different ways.
Nothing wrong with that lad I go work then come home play some games on ps5 plus PC with son then I chill with wife with a movie ....etc wink wink days off go for walks if the weather is ok rinse repeat 2 weeks away per year if we are lucky with holiday prices simple guy with simple pleasures to some people that is sad but I don't care my wife and son are happy so I am.
@@SauteKing8760mate, you're a man after my own heart! To me that sounds idyllic. Work, home, chill time with the family, few fun and games (dealers choice!) 😉 and we're happy fellas 😁🤘
It annoys me that, that lifestyle is seen as oppressive these days! It offends the "girl bosses" in rainbow coloured hair shouting men are trash and smash the patriarchy! I personally think it comes from a place of jealousy myself.
Live your life people, it's over before we can undo our regrets so, live life without any. 🤙😁🤘
I like how straight to the point it was. It's just "you're nicked" then boom, he's in handcuffs.
Just like Regan and Carter proper sweeney
23-years-old and this is the life he's living🤣🤣🤣 The police did a good job, and then like the general public were let down by the courts. These sentences should not be suspended. 🤔
Unfortunately these 🤡 are everywhere. Can of shitty lager in one hand and rocking the latest sports direct track suit.
Prisons are full mate, not the courts fault. Its the governemnt.
I thought he was 16 or 18 hes 23 lol
You need shariah law
@@oculoids I thought he was like forty. He looks older and busted than me
I love how these youths have no problem being a nuisance to society, threatening people, stealing etc, yet when they get caught the victim card always comes out as you only ever hear “what did I do wrong?”
Youth? That dud looks like he's nearing his 40s lol
@@Centorior 40s? I think you're being a bit nice, he's 70 at the youngest.
So basically... community service for putting lives at risk 👍🏻... I guarantee he will be doing the same carry on right now...
WELL DONE boys in blue. Thank you.
And he comes from such a well respected family...are words that you will not hear at his hearing.
Solicitors have a rehearsed series of comments such as -
1. He/She has animals to look after - should have thought about that
2. He/She has a relative that is suffering ill health and is their main carer helping them with shopping and cleaning
3. He/She is lightly convicted - that is like saying they're only a bit of a scumbag
4. He/She has various addictions and is receiving help
5. He/She would find it difficult to find work if convicted
6. He has a partner that is pregnant/just had a baby and it would be unfair to leave her on her own
7. He/She would lose their home if convicted
8. He/She is suffering mental health issues and promises to ask for more support
There are MANY more I can't think of right now as it's late and I have a cold! They never care about anyone else, or the victims when they commit crimes, so no excuses should be allowed.
What I don't understand is how solicitors can represent people when they KNOW the person has committed offences from the evidence disclosed? Why don't many of them just say, "yes, that's clearly my client on a CCTV image committing the offence he is accused of", then give all the excuses at sentencing, it just makes them look dishonest and in it for the money.
He loved his music.
He went to Church and tried to get his life on track.
He always takes his nan to church
"He admitted the offences and appeared at Teesside Crown Court last Friday (November 10) where he was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for 24 months."
Welcome to the UK's idea of justice.
Not like the good old days when a “suspended sentence” meant until dead then.
Exactly, no wonder so many serving officers get disheartened. The UK courts are a pathetic joke!
So nothing then as usual
@@whatthe6532 Comment of the day. Thank you and Bravo 👋👋
Shouldn't have cut so much money from the prison service then, or sold parts of it off to companies like G4S. The prisons are overpopulated and that's down to the government.
Screaming like the little kid he is 😂
Embarrassing I’ve had the shit kicked of me by two coppers in the back of the car as a teenager I didn’t make a peep. He was definitely the thick kid at school using his sleeves as tissues
Kane Tilney admitted over 20 charges including dangerous driving, driving without a licence, driving with no insurance, failing to wear protective headgear, and assaulting an emergency worker.
He got a suspended sentence.
Tilney was disqualified from driving for two years (he didn't have a licence anyway), ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work, and to pay £100 compensation.
So, barely a slap on the wrist.
He's looking at his friends like they are going to help, when the shit hits the fan, it's every man for himself.
Indeed - just take a look at the U.S. right-now with Ukraine....
@@johnb6749how the fuck have you got onto Ukraine from this?
What exactly do you expect them to do?
Poor little lad - awww lets all feel immediately sorry for the idiotic moron causing the trouble. Nasty, nasty policemen arresting him without saying 'there-there, it wasn't your fault really'.....
Is that what you'd say if it was in your garden??@@BoloSparks
Don't need to be read your rights as you're being arrested they can be read at the station. He's also a nuisance and a risk of fleeing, no sympathy for a tit that videos himself being a bellend
Sounded like he was calling out for his Dad but I doubt very much that he has one due to his fatherless behavior...LOL
His mother won't have a clue who the dad is.
oh my@@mstevens113
Lovely bit of police work. Old school. 👍
A suspended jail sentence and the tax payer was fined... He won't do that again in a hurry.
I don't think any of that will deter the lad from re offending again,he will be back out doing the same thing over and over again because they just don't care that is sadly what some of the youth of today are like.
@@mummyd1990I think that's what the poster is implying
do you have to have prompts to let you know when to breathe in and out?@@mummyd1990
@@davidhoban3825 I too thought the whooshing was pronounced. 🤣
@@mummyd1990 Don't worry, this Cabbage will remove himself from the Gene Pool soon enough without any outside assistance. He'll certainly never see full time employment or a Pension.........
Love it. No conversation, just "you're nicked".
Top coppering.
Very Good.😂😂 After 20 other offences these Magistrates that give Suspended Sentences to these idiots make them believe they can walk away from court and laugh at the judicial system. And the coppers must think what is the point?
can't blame the magistrates when they are directed by central government to keep people out of prison because there's no space. There's no space due to increasing population and criminal gangs coming into the country.
He was really brought to justice with a suspended sentance.
Nice work, he's the kind of fool that looks like he's hit his head a few times in his life. 😂
🤣😂 True that mate
That'll be from not wearing a bash hat when he's on his bike.
A lifetime of universal credit,in And out of jail, bragging to the other Chavs how he's a real bad boy, cringe
Looks to me like a case of "Foetal Alcohol Syndrome".
No wonder he's like this ,his mum is the same ,dad not seen in years or in nick
This is what we want! No nonsense policing. The trouble is that the courts dont back up the police arrest.
Well done Durham Constabulary pity the courts let you down
By let you down, you mean the state failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt .
The courts and police do not and should not be working in tandem.
It depends on the charge, the evidence and the legal advisor. 99% of Magistrates hold *NO* legal qualifications. They act as a sock puppet for a legal advisor and not all of them hold a degree in criminal law either. That is important for the public to understand as it leads to emotion being introduced in to decision making, not evidence solely - so always challenge decisions - even CPS can appeal against lenient sentences. When someone appears before a Magistrate or 3, they are UNPAID busybody type volunteers with nothing else to do, or some have an axe to grind and love certain cases or protect certain areas. The Legal Advisor on anything between £28,000 and £60,000 a year depending on qualification, makes ALL the decisions and tells the Magistrates what to say when they adjourn. The Magistrates then repeat what they are told and that is the end of the hearing. They don't even decide the sentence. They sit about having a chat, have lunch and go back home.
We could do away with Magistrates as they don't do anything or perform any real function and Judges refuse to deal with them or associate with them before any proceedings, they will not even dine in the same area. They don't think they have a purpose either.
“Not all of them hold a degree in criminal law” - according to your previous statement, “99% of Magistrates hold *NO* legal qualifications”, so what percentage of “not all” do you actually mean when you refer to a specific legal qualification, ie a Degree in Criminal Law? Also, if Magistrates don’t decide the guilt or the sentence, what do they adjourn for?
What is your source for the utter nonsense you’re talking about? Personally, I think it’s your ar$e - it certainly isn’t anything related to how a Magistrate’s Court works.
I suspect you'll find he's largely correct in what he says; magistrates are indeed frequently very ignorant of the law, its extents and limitations. It is undeniably and unfortunately true too, that many of them simply covet the title of being a magistrate for the perceived social standing they hope it will afford them among their friends, rather than it being motivated by any well-intentioned desire, personal ability - or as is frequently the case - even remotely relevant qualifications to enable them to be any use at presiding over and meting out justice. Arguing against the preceding poster by falaciously cherry-picking a percentage he mentioned, when said percentage was very clearly being used as a common axiom with no intention it should be taken as a statistic to be analysed, serves to highlight the inadequacy of your opinions on this matter, but ironically enough, is exactly the kind of inadequate judgement and thought processing which the previous poster was pointing out occurs with a lot of magistrates, so it seems hardly surprising you present yourself as siding with them in spite of the obvious flaws they are prone to. So just to clarify; being a pedantic straw-manning twat, is not a qualification, legal or otherwise.@@The.Doctor.6149
@@Bond2025you should post this information more ....I would say most people don't understand how weak this this link in our "justice system"is...
No messing by that officer. Straight to the point, job done, excellent.
so when the police do their job, the court don’t back em up.
Yeah court back tyrants trying to implement 10 minute cities.
They never were for us in this.
Seeing the little puff crying like a toddler is just the best 😅
How tough was his suspended sentence ?
Based on other cases, I'd say tough as a feather
“He didn’t show you this bit”👌🏻🤣🤣
Love it. Robust policing at its finest.
if the police searched "lock it or lose it" on tiktok, bike theft would go down a good 80%
Excellent police work
I didn’t think they said “you’re nicked” anymore…. Epic😂
i bet his mum & dad are proud of him.....he is 23 years old but has a child's brain.
TikTok brain 😂
You mean his mum and his dad/uncle or dad/granddad.
@@allanmason3201 could explain his pea brain
The sad thing is, they probably are.
The way he squealed like a wee lassie when he got huckled reminds of a story my Dad told me when i was a wee boy. My Dad was in the Police for 25 years through the 60's-80's, he told me about this one boy who went around acting the hard man, causing a nuisance, robbing places, harassing Grannies, beating folk up on the street, abusing the Police...etc. Well, my Dad arrested him one night, caught him red handed, he had the boys arm right up his back, face in the dirt. He said the guy actually started crying, asking for his Mum, snot streaming from his nose, as he got lifted off the deck, he pissed himself. He ended up getting time, i can't recall how much, probably a few months. Anyway, my Dad met him many years later, after my Dad had retired. The boy came up to him, shook his hand and thanked him for arresting him that night. He told my Dad, that it changed his life. He left the crime behind him, ended up in social work, specialising in helping laddies and young men who were like he used to be and showing them that crime isn't the answer. Hopefully this young man learns his lesson too.
Now he gets meals, bed, tv, medical, etc. a free life upgrade.
He gets all that anyway and got a suspended sentence the only inconvenience to him was having to get up before 11am one day to attend court
He didn't go to prison 😂
Calling this guy a biker is an insult to the rest of us 😢
Our justice system is pathetic.
There is no such thing as justice..
Yeah, pathetic, too strong, police have too many powers.
@@leavemyrightsalone Correct, you experience the justice 'system'.
@@secondchance6603 justice system? don't make me laugh. It's a con. LUCIFER runs the whole show. Jury's are just people bitter and clueless. The filme 12 angry men shows this.
@@secondchance6603 Correction:0 ''Injustice system''
Bet he was released from court the following day? Useless courts.
He's just the sort who will be found in a wheelie at ambient temperature some point in the future.
The guy must have been a right pain in the proverbial if the police have produced an entire video to basically mock him.
What is the point in a suspended sentence?
He knows he got away with it, and it sends a message to all the other scallies that they will get loads of chances too!
He didn't? Why jail him? he harmed nobody?
Our prisons are currently filled beyond capacity with the rest of the world's detritus.
@@coolboy5428 You're not REALLY that stupid.
Or are you?
@@coolboy5428For being a dickhead waster.
How long is the sentence suspended for? If this guy does anything where the police get involved during that period he'll got to jail for these earlier offences too, so he's not "got away with it". The prisons are almost full right now, and courts have been asked to avoid sending people down where it can be avoided.
That will never be a credit to regularly organised society.
What an absolute whopper. Ever so kind of him to document all his behavior's though, made your job extremely easy
Excellent work / approach. Give that officer a raise.
'Your nicked' its like 1970s Sweeney all over again
Epic work! I love these types of justice videos! 😎👍
With a name like KANE he's cursed from the start. We'll be hearing more about him, over and over.
He was cursed the moment he was born.
In my day it was Gary. Then, teaching brickwork, we had three Ashley's in the same class. All twats.
Maybe he has a nice middle name he could go by??
@@Steve_Sharpe There's a worst name than Kane and its Dwyane.
@@waynemongo "Kray" perhaps ?
The guy who arrested him deserves a Pride of Britain Award
Could the Durham Constabulary please send some officers to London, to show the metropolitan police how to do the job properly.
The rainbow painted Met Police debating whether or not to arrest: "shall we, shan't we, yes we won't. Let's dance the Macarena instead".
@@user-yl1xy5eg7b the guy was riding a moped without a helmet and you're acting like we just got the biggest criminal in the UK of the streets LMFAO
@@JiGsAwxX2k9 Non sequitur. I merely observed that the Met are a gaggle of fannies. Now cope.
maybe that's how we should start, so respect is built again. @@JiGsAwxX2k9
@@JiGsAwxX2k9 you're not wrong
Yet when two chavs collided with my car on 2 separate occasions with CCTV evidence, the police did nothing about it.
Thanks PC Paul Foley for spending the time to bring this fool to justice
It must be so frustrating when you catch these idiots, only for the courts to give them a slap on the wrist. What difference does it make if he's disqualified from driving. He didn't have a licence or insurance in the first place.
Lads on Girly scooters 🤣🤣
So he's basically got a slap on the wrist
More like a tickle under the chin
“You’re nicked sunshine” 😂 Seeing coppers doing their jobs warms the cockles.
A new meme right there
Accountability is like kryptonite to these antisocial clowns .😂 Documenting your own criminality takes a certain kind of stupid .
Because they have this warped idea that it's something clever to boast about lol
Well, the comments sure are negative on this video. As an American though, I think that any amount of time that a nuisance is off of the streets, its a win. If the cops are going to get crap for "not doing anything".....then good on them for doing something, even if the courts wont back their decisions, its still part of an honest days work. For that, we should be grateful.
Also, people get reckless like that because they never have anyone step up and put them in their place. Sure, he might have got a slap on the wrist. But does he care so little that he will just go and do it again? Probably. You can be sure that he will have that nagging feeling in the back of his mind that when he acts up he might have to go through that again, and it does temper some peoples spirit just enough to prevent acting up in certain ways. The ones that keep at it will either lose the game or learn and adapt and find better ways to not get caught. That by itself would actually be better than not giving the slap on the wrist.
How much would he be fined for something like that over there?
@tommywolfe2706 From the video description: He admitted the offences and appeared at Teesside Crown Court last Friday (November 10) where he was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for 24 months. He was also disqualified from driving for two years, must complete 200 hours of unpaid work, and pay £100 compensation.
"Aauueeeugh, AAUUUEEEEEAGGGHHHH!" - Kane Tilney, 2023
Biker? Don't make me laugh.
‘You’re nicked!’ Marvellous.
God gave him a face matching his personality.
imagine thinking you're cool on a 125 and a moped
Was that Darlington?. The police officer needs to be backed up by the courts 😕
I thought the same it does look like darlo
Darlington High Row, Park Lane where it crosses Smithfield Road, Sainsbury's on Victoria Road. Definitely Darlo.
It is darlo
Yup. Darlo.
Your videos are probanly the best police videos, good and funny editing!
Mizzy has done worse stuff and he gets away with it because his black.
Who is Mizzy? is that the singer from America that was bullying colleagues last year?
He's like a side character on Teesside Tin Tin 😂
Refreshing to see a copper these days doing the job properly, using the true caution " Your nicked." Respect lad, from an old timer 😂
The deadpan delivery of that "Okiedokie you're nicked" absolute gold.
🇬🇧 Well done officer. Same respect from another old timer!
Don't forget, criminals learn quickly what their rights are and how to avoid prosecution by technicalities and then go on to punish the taxpayer by getting paid out when their solicitor, paid for by us, takes a civil claim. He probably said that as an introduction and then did the formalities by the book a bit later. Imagine if he had tripped and banged his head on the van.
Old timer policing should be brought back. I remember as a kid we were hanging about with the local scroat, we weren't scroats, but he was.
The local beat bobby came up, the scroat must have done something. Bobby took him to one side and gave him a few slaps about it. The do gooders will all point out that the scroat remained a scroat, but what no 'data' will ever show is that those of us that saw that on that day went on to never commit a crime in our lives. I regard that as a fork in the road and we all went on to lead peaceful law abiding lives.
@@bravo2966I fully agree, but to play devils advocate and to quote the great MLK: One has not only a legal but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws. Any law that uplifts human personality is just. Any law that degrades human personality is unjust.
1:15 first time I've ever heard "Ar you takin a piss?!" outside of movies and it was hilarious! LMAO
Now that's what I like to see!!! Well done officer.x
Yes there eyes work seriously. They spent the morning on there phone and spotted someone they recognised
Kane. Please NEVER use a helmet. And accelerate as fast as you can.
good result guys!
Keep up the great work . These "influencers" need shutting down .
So glad I live in a rural area and do not have to socialise with people like that, walks in the countryside with the dogs and no sight of anyone. Blessed
Lovely!
Do you think that his parents are "very closely related"? 🤣🤣🤣
I don't believe what I've just seen.
The police actually doing their job for once...
because he was not a "protected" class 🤣
recent UK police have actually been quite good, love to see it.
How do you work that out on the balance of probability is as likely he spent the morning on the bog watching shorts and spotted someone from the shorts on the way back from Gregg's
He's the reason why Durex was invented.
Well done to that Officer. I ride bikes and hate this kind of behavior by this kind of numpty. They need to meet some of the lads with patches on their backs.
Nice one Harry. Appropriate use of the term "numpty". 👍 I was thinking of wazzock. ✌️
"Right, you're nicked" "aaaaahhh!!!" Lmao
Bring back old school common sense police work
Nice work!.... however, I was chuffed when I read "12 months in prison".... only to be disappointed with the following words: "suspended for 24 months" !!...
Ffs... yet another fail by the weak courts!.... what a suprise!...
Didn't read him his rights when you arrested him= you gave him a free ticket.
More useless policing
Do these people not realise if they want to have nice things in life, all they and many other working class people have, is their hands and if lucky their hands and brain! The other way? Than you to all Police officers.
Sounds like you were at the back of the queue for brains. But you managed to type a sentence, so at least you got the hands.
As soon as they start facing the consequences they start screaming and yelling like children. lol
Good job. A part of me feels for them though, look at the state of them and the area they live in. You become a product of your environment.
Don’t feel sorry for him. Feel sorry for his neighbours. He’s a complete knoooob head.
It is heartening to see at least one Constabulary doing a proper job! (Unlike the Met...) .Shame the courts dont follow suit.
hilarious
Great policing. Well done PC Paul Foley and the rest of the team. Proper no nonsense stuff.
glad they are actually doing some policing rather than twerking for the panda mob