National Police Air Service St Athan
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- What's going on everybody, this is TGA, and in today's video, we're at the National Police Air Service, basically air support for the police but not police officers, they are the ones that fly the police helicopters you see around, but the police used to own the police helicopters now the NPAS does. Poor response from these guys, thought they would've been more reasonable about a guy taking photos of the helicopter but no.
This seems a bit pathetic really. It looks like you're being argumentative for the sake of being argumentative. Isn't the countries threat level at severe or something? So the officer not wanting to be filmed when he enters a password seems very reasonable. You'd probably be the first to complain if they had to buy a brand new helicopter after they let someone film the passcode and set the thing on fire
Mate your spot on these people are complete fools who try to start anything for content other than helping those in need and this guy was blurring his own face and not the officers.
"at severe or something" yeah thats how serious it is. :) If you cant spot a terrorist and think its a British white man you need help.
@@takeapictureitlllastlonger5768 what does a terrorist look like then? And I'd be very careful what you say if you choose to answer this
@@joshhoward6878 Ha ha ha ha. Are you taking the piss? Dont tell me to be careful of what i say!!! ill say what the hell i want. They are brown middle, eastern, muslim and generally bearded and belong back in their desert caves not in my England
The NPAS staff and security officer should be applauded for challenging an unidentified person that was filming in a high risk area, and maintaining a professional approach when facing a member of the public that seems to have a bit of a chip on his shoulder.
Why not do a video praising their professionalism?
Most reasonable people would understand, anyone that works in or around an airport has a duty to either challenge or report anything suspicious or anything that could be seen as suspicious. You are an unidentified individual filming at the access point to a restricted area and on top of that you refuse to give them any details. How are they supposed to know whether you are a terrorist doing a surveillance mission or if you are simply just making a video about NPAS?
Maybe next time just tell them you like police helicopters and you admire the job that the air service does for us.
It's a sensitive site for a reason. NPAS aren't the only agency based at MOD St Athan. Try film down the east end of the site, and you won't be greeted so kindly... If you know, you know.
You’re wrong mate, filmed the MOD East gate and MOD Guards were very polite and friendly, I’ll be sharing that one soon actually
I wonder what the subject access request situation is with aerial video surveillance.
Hmm I may have to try and do a subject access request
Tactical flight officers are very much in fact police, they have come previously from a lengthy police career in different aspects of the job. One of the requirements for the role. They are able to land and fully arrest a suspect if required. Great insight into what goes on at the base though, something we don’t really get to see 👍🏼
Your wrong only the pilots flying the aircraft are non police, the rest which are tactical flights officers are all police officers, it’s the only way you can become a TFO is by being in the police force
NPAS was formed to allegedly make more efficient and economic use of the resources. In reality it was a massive cost cutting exercise. Merseyside, a high crime area, used to have it's own dedicated helicopter and it was constantly deployed day and night. Now they have to share with Cheshire police and North Wales police. So you may as well save your breath asking for air support for a job because it's too busy chasing sheep rustlers in yackyda land.
Yeah all it is is a waste of money, the old system worked better
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA prove it. Show us the figures. You obviously have some to make that comment or otherwise you're talking through your backside.
Only went up to look for your car LOL
More than likely lol
Is a simple question put to the man in the car with a beard and he failed.
Brilliant just brilliant well done matey
Thanks so much
The gift that gives on giving.The security guy was priceless as soon as he opens his gob what a an absolute Pillock.
Not a very good response from NAPS
If they don't want the public to see what's going on in there, they should stop and I mean STOP putting public information notices on the fence by gate.
Also replace fence with a 30ft brick wall.
I know it's silly
@@TheGwentAuditorTGA I mean not really, what airbases do you know that are built with brick walls? It's both inefficient and costly. Take some consideration. They have a busy and important role in Wales' safety and you're bitching to them. "Following me" It's a helicopter you pathetic winger. They're just surveying the area (which happens to be an airbase where the military operate) You're the silly one mate.
Seriously what harm is there in filming?
I know, they're getting pathetic again
What a total waste of public money. Strange that Police helicopters 100% funded by government yet Air Ambulances 100% funded by charitable donations!!
Yeah, go figure.
@@bazsnell3178 No revenue to be made from Air Ambulances, plenty to be made with the Police ones LOL
1st
Well done
How Paranoid some coppers are today, Years ago use to take the boy up to Luton Airport.
Coppers up there use to let you in, and the boy could sit in the helicopter,
shown all round the hanger etc..
Yeah it's all changed now, with the so called non existent current climate they're always on about