More chat than drone, you can't fly because my brother knows we own the UK airspace
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2024
- Today's video we visit First GB Logistics, although we only briefly seen the front, we seemed to have got the attention of quite a few.
A very nice gent who owns the land and another who's brother owns the UK airspace 😊
We tested the new GoPro Hero 12 and our new Panasonic Zoom Camera
A barrel of laughs and some information on Public photography and drone flying
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They guy in the kiddie van talks absolute BS then drives off to the school !!
I like the way you explain everything in a controlled manner, spot on mate!!
Definitely 👌
That Roy was very confused and funny as f***. He reminded me of the stepfather in the movie, Shaun of the Dead.
Knobs in a van
The not-so-successful sequel to "Snakes on a Plane"?
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perhaps security has been told to keep his eye on the door now he is waiting for instruction to turn around
Might be the most jolly auditing ever. Nice! :)
Great video 👍⭐⭐⭐
The industrial estate redeveloped from the King's Dock Works tin plating and Amazon location was the Elba Works added around WW2. Extensive railway yard occupied the north side where video taken. To the west at the port is King's Dock where the Swansea area tinplate steel was exported. The sheet tinplating works closed in the early 1980s.
Awesome information..thanks for the comment..it's a big old site, sure ford's used to be there also..
@@Anonymousaudits There was the Ford Bridgend Engine Plant 1980-2020 to southeast at Bridgend, Waterton Industrial Estate. As of late 2022 articles, Ford and Welsh Government had not found a buyer for the site.
30:42 The look on Bill Thomas’s Face when his name got outed 🤣👍🏽
Blue suit man looks like a walking bacon rind
The guy in the blue suit needs a new one.
The one he's wearing is far too big for him😅😅😅
Beat me to it!
I disagree. Looks like a fine fit to me. He's old school - not gonna be wearing skin tight shirts, like a pretty boy, is he?
Fabulous audit. You were polite and respectful and explained fully what you’re doing. Will definitely be looking for AA again. Well done to you sir 👍
Awesome thanks, lots more coming very soon. Stay tuned
The knob in the van poking his nose in....he knows sweet FA. He's good at talking but not very good at listening.
13:09 love how describes in detail how they are going to collect & misuse your personal data. ICO might be interested in that confession. 😆
The man was obsessed with having a name for his notepad.
I doubt very much if he knows what a notepad is or how to use one. Is he the boss??
I can give you a roof inspection! ;-)) Now that's painful, I've cracked a rib.
Lol ..why
@@Anonymousaudits I have a cracked rib. You made me laugh and that's bloody painful.
Great picture quality
Cheers.
There has always "been a break-in last night!" 😂
The absolute bemusement. You can see the cogs grinding.
That old buffer in the suit reminded me of a Welsh Joe Biden, in looks and mannerisms 😂😂😂😂
The lawyer in the van needs to retrain, did he forget the health act 2006 section 5, smoking in commercial vehicle for more than 1 person
One of the better guys doing this type of stuff..
Grey van man. Haven’t got a clue
Well done.
Good audit, you should be charging by the hour for your tuition.
Their reaction is a microcosm of today's society.....it's always someone else's fault/responsibility.......take responsibility for your own security by making it secure. Don't try to stop someone else doing a legal activity because you haven't got your house in order.
Privately owned.....publicly accessible.
Fair play to the old boy in the suit - he didn't really understand it, but he was polite nonetheless. Hopefully he will realise, when he watches the video, that this is activism. If you'd said that to him, instead of using the word 'audit', he probably would have understood it.
He was a cool old chap. 😎
Whey doesn’t the old fella go for a cup of tea…. Unfortunately the world has moved on people can basically do what they want with a camera. BLAME CCTV FOR THAT. FFS.
Oh my god, Steptoe is still alive😂😂
The guy with the grey hair very reasonable. Good man.
In what way? He was a bit like old Mr Grace from 'Are you being served'.
@@brimkathstampex2306 😂😂😂😂
A lot of negative comments here about him, but I too found him reasonable, and likeable in his earnest confusion.
Pretty sure smoking in a work vehicle isn't legal.
Lol
LOL, they can't be bothered to secure their site properly, but try and blame you for their failures.
38:20 Residential is not different. Not with a drone. You can fly over gardens the same as you can fly over an industrial site. You do have to be more careful about where you hover, but where you point the camera is the key thing. You could be hovering over someone's garden by filming something in the distance on the horizon. But hovering some distance away and filming into someone's garden whilst someone is in the garden could get dodgy - but only when you publish it. The act of recording is separate from the act of publication.
Now walking on residential property IS different to walking on other private property such as waste ground or a carpark or an industrial site. A homeowner can use reasonable (minimum) force to remove someone. But at an industrial site there is less of lawful right to physically move someone. Especially one without any security.
It is different mate, you can't hover over someone's house like we do over commercial, yes fly over over but not hang about as per these audit videos.
@@Anonymousaudits You can hover over someone's house. The camera could be doing a panoramic shot. It helps to be high enough that the noise from the drone isn't heard.
You own the air space 😂😂😂
It’s still publicly accessible and all the businesses on site must be onboard with the requirement to leave.
Legally Only the land owner can ask you too leave.
It's actually reassuring to see that the police don't acknowledge this level of ignorance, they have far more important things to do than listen to delusional fools.
Get down to Gower Chemicals - they have a graveyard of gas cylinders which I am sure would make for great footage with the drone.
I'll check it out..I know it..
@@AnonymousauditsI think all business on that road are paranoid about break-ins, so reception might not be great there either.
Blue suit wasn't a happy camper.😂😂😂😂
Have you updated the software on your s23 ultra to the latest AI Version
It's because it's still processing to 1080, long video, and selected as Premier..so will be at 360p for about an hour.
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All good now?
Where do you fill a Hydrogen van. Does it run on Hot Air.
I was thinking the same. Funny that? Unless it's just an advert.
Trespassing is not a crime.
It is a crime but its a civil matter nothing to do with police until you commit aggrevated trespass then the police can be involved
Should have cameras that allert movements
I think they probably have them, just not monitored maybe?
@Anonymousaudits like, having a dog & stopping it barking.
@@josephthompson1318 lol aye..😄
Next time say your name is Eric Shawn 😊
Giving a name isn't going make any difference and obviously this site needs more gates or fences and it's their own fault if something goes missing and ignorant man has no idea on drone laws and police wouldn't waste time when there is nothing they could do
Absolutely...
30:30 There is no public land in the UK. It is all privately owned, by someone or something. Anywhere you go you are always on private land. The key thing is whether that land is open to the public to walk on. For the public to be able to use it, it needs to be open and accessible by fee or otherwise. So any private road can be driven on by anyone. Only if it is gated is it a truly private road.
Also, you do not lose your human rights by standing on someone's private property.
The only thing that can be said is to be be asked to leave it, if it's reasonable to make that request. So putting one foot one foot onto private property means nothing and it would be unreasonable to demand the foot be moved. But if you were right next to a door way that said staff only and had gone down a path to get to it, then it would be reasonable to tell someone to move away. Force cannot be used unless it was appropriate to do so.
Use of force becomes a legitimate action if the person(s) trespassing refuses to leave, which then raises their activity to Aggravated Trespass.
@@BoronAlloy Not automatically. Refusing to leave that millisecond doesn't give grounds to use force. There has to be actual evidence that the person will stay on the land, such as camping or anything else that the time period will be hours. Even if force can be used, it must be kept to an absolute minimum. So blocking the path and directing the person towards the exit must be tried first. Then it can be escalated to pushing - gently. The key thing is that the force used must be proportionate and reasonable and necessary.
Refusing to leave does not make it aggravated trespass. It can do, but again it's not automatic. Aggravated trespass is defined as Intentionally obstructing, disrupting, or intimidating others from carrying out ‘lawful activities’. That someone makes a choice to stop work (or even continue work if it's security) is their choice, they weren't forced to remove the trespasser. Especially if the trespasser has done the equivalent of putting one foot one foot on the private property. It should be noted that aggravated trespass does not occur if the place is empty at the time. That doesn't mean the whole property, just the place where the trespasser is.
Guy looks like a large weight has fallen on his head and flattened it - may explain his attitude!
Ignorance is bliss it seems. Confused people who ask questions but remain ignorant that is suspicious and surprising Google it in your own time boys and enlighten yourselves
It's quite rife in the UK how the public don't understand the basics of what a crime is and isn't.
It seems like a lost culture of ours.
Glad to see an auditor actually engaging in conversation about it. And seeing how wrong they are. Then educating them on it.
Other auditors don't even bother speaking about it. Which suggests to me they only know enough to do auditing.
Focus Pocus is also very good at this. Because his goal is to see what reactions from the public we get. Regarding the lack of knowledge on law.
Because that's what auditing is supposed to be about. Awareness of law. Not just making money. DJ & PJ etc seem to be making money out of it not educating the public on laws beyond drones.
They have no idea about the law 🙄
Heddlu says 'I'm going to arrest you for 'suspicious circumstances!'' 😂😂😂😂, according to Roy the Dementia patient...
Dementia patient. How unkind. I have vascular dementia aged 70. I’m very early stage and still have my marbles. But I do forget things from say 2 hours ago. This sometimes frustrating for my wife. Don’t mock you never know medically what around the corner. We all deserve respect. I would maybe call him an old codger
Joe Biden.... (case of never being at the right age)
Do you wear a face covering to keep your identity a secret??
No nothing.. the anonymous part is another channel I have which is the drone itself..
@@Anonymousaudits thanks for the explanation
Your approach is about basic, and your vocabulary is too limited. Most thefts are inside jobs, so it’s the employees that are responsible for most theft. So it should be easy to defend yourself when they accuse you of planning a robbery. Perhaps add that to your script …
Oh my god! That obvious academic high achiever in the grey van couldn't have been thicker or more wrong about the law. He really didn't have the first clue about any of it (I suspect he doesn't have a clue about much to be honest). They all over-estimated Police powers by some margin too - educate yourself FFS!. Since when do members of the public need to ask strangers (with zero authority) for permission to do legal and lawful activity?